I found this brilliant forum yesterday but was a little apprehensive about posting on day 1 of my quit cause in all honesty I wasnt 100% sure I would get through the day without smoking!
BUT, I did and hey, it wasnt as bad as I'd thought. And, on top of making it through day 1, every cupboard and drawer in my kitchen has been cleaned out lol!! I was amazed at how if I kept busy i didnt even think about smoking.
Day 2 - so far my cravings have been manageable, I havent had many at all. However, its my moods that are all over the place. All day Ive had visions of bopping my boss on the head with a large stick just to shut him up lol:eek:
My OH is currently scared to even text cause of "the rage". And quite frankly as an already fiery redhead - i cant blame him!!
On the up side, ive made it to day 2 and couldnt care less if im currently a moody, angry, psycho b*tch.........at least im a smoke free moody, angry, psycho b*tch.
Roll on day 3
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Ive actually made a few attempts recently over the past few months but cant seem to get past days 7-10. It seems to be my mood swings and emotions that get the better of me rather than the cravings.
Im hoping joining this forum will see me through this time though.
this forum has been a blessing for me so use it as much as you can or need.
they dont care if you rant or give advise its awesome, i think it helps just reaching the next room its like a very big shared sticker chart for us quitters :).
Well my dad used to say "Aberdeen isn't really part of Scotland", he had a sister in-law from there and apparently she was a right hammer house of horrors.
Never been there, but I did once stay in Braemar for a week during the highland games (1984), I thought we had taken a wrong turning and landed in the Arctic, I do believe this was late August as well.
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