I haven't visited the forum for a few weeks (not sure how long) as been very busy. I'm at 116 days , which is almost 4 calendar months since I quit. It's been very up and down and I've kept going with the hope that as time goes on it's going to get a bit easier. It hasn't really got easier though.. In fact last week I had some of my most challenging craving episodes and was so close to lighting up it's a bit discouraging. I am trying to learn a new role at work and am starting a course which will entail lots of studying at work and in my own time... I'm just finding that my brain isn't focussing and I keep having this rogue thought that if I could smoke I would be able to concentrate So far I haven't sucummed and I really don't want to. I keep remembering the awful nictone stains that the dental hygenist scraped off my teeth a few weeks ago and it's that which is preventing me from smoking as I don't want those stains back on my teeth.
Anyway... whinge whinge!!! Hope everyone else is well? I've been trying to catch up on news be reading posts.
Lauren
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I am trying to learn a new role at work and am starting a course which will entail lots of studying at work and in my own time... I'm just finding that my brain isn't focussing and I keep having this rogue thought that if I could smoke I would be able to concentrate
Lauren
Hi Lauren, good to see you finding time to squeeze a post into your busy schedule.
It might be worth bearing in mind that if you haven't done a lot of learning recently, it will take your brain a little while to get back into learning mode. So the brain is likely to be fuzzy for the time being, until it has got used to the new learning load. I don't think having a fag will alter that.
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