Woooo!

[nsd_user663_61059]

Well, I am now on Day 3. Feels good.

I am finding a noticeable difference in how I feel when I wake up now, in terms of not coughing / wheezing etc Its awesome.

:D:D:D:D

I am celebrating by stopping by at McDonalds to pick up a breakfast to take to work.

[nsd_user663_4558]

Well, I am now on Day 3. Feels good.

I am finding a noticeable difference in how I feel when I wake up now, in terms of not coughing / wheezing etc Its awesome.

:D:D:D:D

I am celebrating by stopping by at McDonalds to pick up a breakfast to take to work.

And it only get better and better and better keep it up.

[nsd_user663_61059]

Having said that, I do feel the urge to want a fag right about now. Must resist. :)

[nsd_user663_61059]

Sean you are my little star well done for making it thru another day. Great u feel better too as u will need to with your fitness regime starting tom x

Too right.

I am also loving the fact that my breathing no longer ''squeeks'' you know, sometimes when you breath and you need to clear your throat..when smoking..

[nsd_user663_60964]

Yeah- I remember it well. It used to happen at night when I was trying to get to sleep and I hated it. In fact, it's one of the factors that finally made me see sense.

Well done you!

[nsd_user663_2681]

Good work fella, proud of u in fact I am proud of all of us going through this, it's tough but we keep being reassured it's worthwhile so we can ride this out xx

[nsd_user663_60880]

Well, I am now on Day 3. Feels good.

I am finding a noticeable difference in how I feel when I wake up now, in terms of not coughing / wheezing etc Its awesome.

:D:D:D:D

I am celebrating by stopping by at McDonalds to pick up a breakfast to take to work.

The things i would do for a McDonalds breakfast.. They are soooooo tasty! Congratulations

[nsd_user663_60955]

Yeah- I remember it well. It used to happen at night when I was trying to get to sleep and I hated it. In fact, it's one of the factors that finally made me see sense.

Well done you!

it was the same for me. In the last few months of smoking, some cigarettes used to hurt like hell and each puff was followed by chronic coughing and the realisation that it was time to stop. But then, out of the blue, I could smoke one from start to finish without coughing and all my resolve went. The urge to stop smoking that came when I thought of life without cigarettes, and how good it would be, were soon pushed to one side with the urgency in the little voice that told me it was time to have a cigarette now. All the reasons I thought of and encouraged to stop smoking used to disappear in a puff of smoke.

The one thing I couldn't make disappear was the rasping and protests that came from my lungs every night when I was trying to go to sleep. I used to cough and cough and get them started from as low down as I could but it was useless. It was a constant reminder of the damage I was doing to myself and even I wasn't stupid enough to think it could be made better by another cigarette.

Now, the memory of that wheezing and rasping, that I once saw as something unwelcome, is enthusiastically wheeled out if my thoughts are ever inclined to dwell on the pleasures of smoking.