Okay, I figured it out, we have to start a new thread in each category.. Well I've pretty much gotten through today, YEAH!! Threw them away yesterday around 1 p.m and it's now 9 p.m.
Had a few tough cravings today lasted quite awhile. Thought of having a cigarette, as I'm on champix and on day 7. I was not going to quit until day 12 or 13, but I'm scared that one little puff might set me off even on champix.
Anyone else dealt with this?
Have a great night, let's keep fighting we will win the battle!!
Val
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Val, you are doing very well. I'm keeping a watch on you that does not mean don't you dare smoke well it does in a way. I'm just very interested in your progress and some others, remember you need to come on here and give a good rant or ask for help if you think you are going to smoke.
Val, you are doing very well. I'm keeping a watch on you that does not mean don't you dare smoke well it does in a way. I'm just very interested in your progress and some others, remember you need to come on here and give a good rant or ask for help if you think you are going to smoke.
Jack
Thank you Jack, exactly what I need! Did not realise though that every day we have to start a new thread in a new place So guess tomorrow I'll let you know how the day starts here and then if all is well,will start a new thread in day 3.. Can't believe it should have done it years ago.
I said the same when I stopped and I'm happy now I've stopped but if I had stopped sooner I might not have had the chest problems I have now. It's not too bad I suppose if I had not stopped it would be a lot worse.
Try and relax and let the champix do it's job - it does help with the craves but you need to put a little bit of trust into it. You'll also need a bit of will power too as although it helps with cravings it won't stop you picking up a pack and lighting one - that's all down to you
Not long now and you'll be nicotine free - and that's a good feeling!
Try and relax and let the champix do it's job - it does help with the craves but you need to put a little bit of trust into it. You'll also need a bit of will power too as although it helps with cravings it won't stop you picking up a pack and lighting one - that's all down to you
Not long now and you'll be nicotine free - and that's a good feeling!
Thanks for the support Pookie. Funny thing is, I've always said I have no willpower! Then yesterday I just got mad. Mad at myself and at the cigs and decided they would not be the boss of me! Seemed to work so far, just hope it keeps up.
Really glad I found this forum, it's great to communicate with people who have gone / are going through it!
Hi Chrissy, No I did not see it. Still trying to figure my way around the site. I'll take a look now.. Thank you and have a great Smoke Free Day!!
Found it and sent you a note.. That is great, definitely helps keep me motivated knowing I had some effect on you. Let's keep tabs on each other and between us and all these great people on this site that can relate we'll do it!!
oh these cravings, are tough today.. This one has lasted almost an hour.. Had also ordered the quit kit from nhs, came at the right time. It has one of those things called a tangle. Great to have in your hands, especially when the craving hits!
This is your day 3 and a lot of people say that is the worst one. Keep going and tomorrow you will be writing a day 4 post full of pride
Thanks for that Karri!!! You are right, of course, it is tough.. I keep putting candy in my mouth and playing with the tangle. Wish I was working would have things to occupy my mind. Done the washing, now going to prepare the dinner and then I guess I'll lay down a bit, for some reason it's easier laying down.
Keep getting confused what day I should be posting on, as I had my last cig., Wed at about 1:20 p.m. So depends where we start counting. Should I or should I not move to Day 3 posts, hmm. Oh well doesn't really matter. The support I am getting from you and others is what counts and it is definitely helping!!
I'm a driving instructor and when I first stopped the weather was really bad so I could not get out to work. So what I did was, play spider solitaire, and sleep on the couch just to pass the time. I also did some of the cooking and work around the house.
Cravings don't actually last long it's the thought of smoking that does. So when these thoughts come into your head try to get rid of them and think of something else. Like a male stripper:eek: or something.
I don't work either and thats what I found the hardest part. Because there is no structure to my day I find myself extra bored and trying to fill time. At least when you work there is a routine and I think that really helps.
I don't think where you post is too important. Every day at 1.20 starts your new day so at 1.20 today you started day 3.
I find coming on here keeps my brain occupied and that helps for a while. At least our families will get some really amazing dinners now. I keep cooking really elaborate things because they take so long
LOL! Know what you mean, I'm doing boeuf bourguignon with home made egg noodles. Like you say they will reap the benefits and we can always worry about our waistline later. Don't know about you, but I've always worried about mine Don't live in the south by any chance do you? Then we could keep each other busy
I'm a driving instructor and when I first stopped the weather was really bad so I could not get out to work. So what I did was, play spider solitaire, and sleep on the couch just to pass the time. I also did some of the cooking and work around the house.
Cravings don't actually last long it's the thought of smoking that does. So when these thoughts come into your head try to get rid of them and think of something else. Like a male stripper:eek: or something.
Jack
Definitely a better image than a cig How long was it before you stopped thinking about it all the time? I know it's different for everyone. Were you successful your first time at quitting?
I know I'll have to do it this time, if I don't I really don't think I will even try again. It took me years to decided to do it. I was one of those that enjoyed it and did not want to give it up.
I have extra motivation as I'm going to Canada for a few months to see the family so I am hoping to surprise them as I have not told them. Actually I have only told one person besides my husband right now. I want to be sure I'm quit before I start saying I am. Guess that will come when I am not having so many urges and thinking about it so much.
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