Day One - Really Surprised

[nsd_user663_51671]

I was really negative and scared approaching this quit. I didn't have a clue what to do with myself first thing this morning, coffee and fag missing. BUT I have not wanted one all day; a couple of pangy cravings but not that over-whelming urge to detach from humanity and maim to get my drug of choice.

I tried a couple of puffs of Clear Mist but the hiccups were dreadful so, I'd like to say it's will power but it isn't. It's more an acceptance that today I do not need to smoke and I'll deal with tomorrow when it comes. That's what always trips me up - thinking how it will be at some future event at which I usually smoke. Now it's about living in the now.

Thanks all.

[nsd_user663_42390]

I was really negative and scared approaching this quit. I didn't have a clue what to do with myself first thing this morning, coffee and fag missing. BUT I have not wanted one all day; a couple of pangy cravings but not that over-whelming urge to detach from humanity and maim to get my drug of choice.

I tried a couple of puffs of Clear Mist but the hiccups were dreadful so, I'd like to say it's will power but it isn't. It's more an acceptance that today I do not need to smoke and I'll deal with tomorrow when it comes. That's what always trips me up - thinking how it will be at some future event at which I usually smoke. Now it's about living in the now.

Thanks all.

Absolutely! you are definitely in the right frame of mind one day at a time. Are you going cold turkey? If so that makes it all the more impressive! Onwards and Upwards for you! Welld one on day 1.

[AngryBear]

Great attitude there.....acceptance, keeping it in the today etc etc...you will go far if you can keep that up! Well done on Day 1

[nsd_user663_7957]

Keep going, you've made the right decision.