Well after lasting an entire week of being smoke free, I caved after receiving some bad news (no excuse I know) and have spent the last couple of weeks wallowing in a puff of smoke
However, having just went out for my morning smoke break at work and stood freezing my ass off in -4 degress whilst receiving "looks of pure pity" from passers by, Ive decided I need to try again.
So tonight i will be looking out my smoke bible (alan carrs easyway) and tomorrow is D day. Fingers crossed for me !!!
Red x
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Yay, good for you I want to read this Alan Carr book.
I think you need a bit of a blip to make you compare the two weeks, the smoking one and the non smoking one. You can really see and feel the difference and think ahh I actually prefere the non smoking week and here you are. Congrats (if that makes any sense?)
And surferchick I know what you mean, even though I was going through the withdrawal process in my week of no smoking, I was still feeling really positive and noticed a big difference in myself even after a week.
Im still smoking today but with every draw I am convincing myself how disgusting it is in the hope it makes tomorrow easier.
Looking forward to a new start and a new me tomorrow!!
thanks
if u guys are interested there is a dvd for allan carr
not my links but they r here if u want them
THE DVD MOVIE IN XVID should play on most dvd players and all pc's
One month, two weeks, six days, 1 hour, 58 minutes and 16 seconds. 3064 cigarettes not smoked, saving $1,563.11. Life saved: 1 week, 3 days, 15 hours, 20 minutes.
Thats me halfway through day 1 and coping ok so far (i think i am anyway - others may disagree :D)
Dont feel too bad other than a bit on edge and like i'm missing something. Ive been here before though (several times!!!) so i know what to expect at this stage.
Thanks for the support and good luck in your quits
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