Well, I made it to day 2 again without too many cravings at all.
I thought I would struggle once I was home from work and sat in the house bored, BUT I think I may have found the secret to making my quit more bearable!
STAY SINGLE!! I remember my last quit being torture to start with and my other half at the time did nothing to help, all he did was trigger my anger and annoy me to the point of explosion (some of you may remember he nicknamed me the dragon!!) along with refusing to go outside to smoke!!
Anyway last night, no bother at, no one to annoy me, nag at me etc etc, I think this is the way forward lol!!
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It certainly helps if there is no one else smoking when you are quitting.
Blimey, Porcupine, doesn't the money mount up?? I feel as though I am hardly spending any these days. I'm ashamed to say what I was spending each month would be = to the payments for a new small car
rotflmao i like ur style lol
seriously keep up the positive (and funny) attitude you will do great
cheers
gra
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