Rex1000

Brilliant

Hi you are doing really well the freedom is so wonderful I am on day 11 and the pressure of having to go outside to smoke and maybe break away from a very interesting conversation or fun is a tremendous relief and the rewards of not smoking as by now you know are so many it's like having a second chance so stick with it and enjoy the rest of your life.

nsd_user663_58827

Thanks Rex and well done for reaching day 11. The next 11 days will go very quickly I'm sure, as they did for me.

nsd_user663_58827

Thanks a lot. I must admit I've only just realised that I've more or less forgotten about smoking now. Last night I don't recall thinking about it once. Maybe your perception of cigarettes really does change after 3 weeks as Allen Carr suggests.

nsd_user663_42390

Thanks a lot. I must admit I've only just realised that I've more or less forgotten about smoking now. Last night I don't recall thinking about it once. Maybe your perception of cigarettes really does change after 3 weeks as Allen Carr suggests.

I swear by Allen Carr, it gets much easier from now on as you are experiencing, well done and keep it going you are doing just great

nsd_user663_59100

Hey Icba,

Congrats! I'm on Day 25 but unlike you, I still get cravings. I guess it's a mental thing. I went out on a pub crawl on Friday (day 20) and my friends smoked. Cravings was pretty bad but in the end I got drunk.. but did not smoke. Thanks to this forum and my friends (despite being smokers) encouraged me not to smoke.

I feel like it's getting easier and easier.

Congrats again.

Merv