Feel foggy today 
Nose is constantly feeling runny but nothing is there!
Just bleurgh today
Day 5....who stole my brain??: Feel foggy... - No Smoking Day
Day 5....who stole my brain??
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Well done Sophie! your almost through your first week!!! Hope you feel better later in the day, I know my symptoms vary throughout the day, good luck!!!
I'm never the sharpest knife in the box anyway but flipping heck when I stopped smoking....... :eek::eek::eek:
Was really dopey, like I had cotton wool in my head!!
It passes soon though and you are doing really well 
Day 6 and all i can think about is smoking........ It seems so much harder this time
Day 6 and all i can think about is smoking........ It seems so much harder this time
You get days like that - you probably did last time too but you tend to forget them (or is that just me?) but you can pull through!!
I remember how gutted you were when you had a smoke when you were out, remember that too and use it!! 
You've smoked a lot for most of your life - it's going to take time for your brain to catch on that you don't ant more and don't want to. Have a read of some quit smoking books, especially Allen Carr if you haven't already
Day 6 and all i can think about is smoking........ It seems so much harder this time
Reach for the softminty goodness!!! that's what I'm doing! It helps
This could be your fate
I have intermittent Claudication in my Legs caused by smoking since the diagnosis I have stopped smoking its 2 weeks today! By not smoking and the medication they have given me it should stop it getting any worse hopefully even a little better. But I was told in no uncertain terms if I continued to smoke I will be risking losing a leg possibly both! So please take this as a warning don't ever smoke again, if you have a crave look at your legs and imagine life without them.
Day 6 and all i can think about is smoking........ It seems so much harder this time
It is early days yet Sophie Keep going and it will soon become much more manageable we have all been where you are now. it just takes guts and determination. You have to change your mindset and start to think like a non smoker, remember why you chose to quit and hang on to that thought whenever you get a crave. Read lots of posts on here there are many that are inspirational and I am sure you will find them helpful. Best wishes
