Bluetree is right, we all start on day one so we all know how it feels. Every day you go it just makes you more enthusiastic and spurs you on and I've done 6 weeks now and it hasn't been such a struggle as the nhs make out on their adverts and stuff!! If you really don't want to be a smoker, and expect the cravings and bad days to come, then nothing will knock you down.
I was a heavier smoker than you, I was about 15 a day. Some days probably nearer 20 and on holiday I could chain smoke between 30 and 40 a day. Really bad for health and quite a heavy smoker for a 23 yearold I thought!! So this was why I thought enough was enough.
Good luck in your quit and we're all here to support you along the way and most importantly, to let you know on bad days that we've all been there and it will pass
Hi Sman welcome to the forum and congrats on day one. Have a rant on here when need be because it helps everyone is very supportive on here. So all the best on your quit. Jacqui. Quit date: 10.2.12
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