Ha - done it!

[nsd_user663_55286]

Hi Folks,

Today is a year for me - not one puff.

I've not been on this forum for ages, but I did put this date in my diary to come back and post.

Thank you to everyone who was on here 9, 10, 11 & 12 months ago to provide support when I needed it most. I found determination through reading posts several months ahead of where I was at the time, so the least I can do is add this to the 1 year + thread for new quitters to read.

The past year has had so many of the triggers that would normally have accounted for one of my 20 a day, 19 year habit. Stag nights (including my own) weddings, parties, good times, bad times, 365 mornings, evenings, lunches and dinners and many, many more coffees. None of these things even make me think of smoking any more - it's incredible. What seemed so difficult, was in fact, in hindsight, so easy.

I used the Allen Carr Easyway - the first three days were really quite tough, and the 1st three weeks weren't a walk in the park, but the rest has been enjoyable - if you really want to quit, you can, and it's easier than you expect it will be.

[nsd_user663_54332]

WoOHOO Well done!!

It's really inspiring for me on day 1 to see people like you who don't even think about smoking now, huge congrats - and for getting married too

[nsd_user663_53658]

Yay, well done Tony. It's fantastic the number of people that this place helps to get on their new non smoking feet. Gemma will be the next of many more

Thanks for posting and congratulations of being free

[nsd_user663_60964]

That was really inspiring Tony- thank you for sharing and many, many congratulations on your arrival at the penthouse.

I hope I will be joining you one day

[Doofus_Overload]

WOOOOHHH HHOOOOO!!!!

Congrats in getting to the Penthouse that man! good work.

Hopefully you will be joined by almost all of the people on here so make sure the pillows are nice and soft and mine's an ale by the way

P.S. Surely the traffic in Caversham must have had been a stern test at the start!!!!

[nsd_user663_61170]

Hi Tony

That's fantastic im on a wwek tomorrow, 14/1/15 will be my year.

[nsd_user663_61256]

My one year will be 14/01/2015 too. Found this site this morning, which has been my worst morning yet! I was tempted to chew the table earlier lol.

One thing that keeps me going though is the thought that if I give in I'll have to go through it all again!:rolleyes:

Congratulations Tony on your one year milestone.Way to go!!

Elle

[clarey33]

Well done that's fantastic news

So pleased for you as that's a massive achievement, you should be delighted with yourself. I hope you have a BIG treat planned??

^^Flippinelle love your name xxx

[nsd_user663_42390]

Welcome to the penthouse Tony

[nsd_user663_61094]

What a fantastic achievement, huge congratulations to you

[nsd_user663_61261]

Thats quality to hear you've got through the kind of times I feel impossible 'stag nights' etc

Well done, congratulations and thanks for sharing that a year on - it's so inspiring!!!!!

[nsd_user663_61196]

WOW :D:D:D Well done that man ... :D:D

You should be so proud, what an achievement. Many, many congrats.

[nsd_user663_54852]

Fantastic news ! Well done! I remember you from last year and pleased to see another 2013 quitter move into the penthouse.

All the best Donna x

[nsd_user663_61153]

Hi Folks,

Today is a year for me - not one puff.

I've not been on this forum for ages, but I did put this date in my diary to come back and post.

Thank you to everyone who was on here 9, 10, 11 & 12 months ago to provide support when I needed it most. I found determination through reading posts several months ahead of where I was at the time, so the least I can do is add this to the 1 year + thread for new quitters to read.

The past year has had so many of the triggers that would normally have accounted for one of my 20 a day, 19 year habit. Stag nights (including my own) weddings, parties, good times, bad times, 365 mornings, evenings, lunches and dinners and many, many more coffees. None of these things even make me think of smoking any more - it's incredible. What seemed so difficult, was in fact, in hindsight, so easy.

I used the Allen Carr Easyway - the first three days were really quite tough, and the 1st three weeks weren't a walk in the park, but the rest has been enjoyable - if you really want to quit, you can, and it's easier than you expect it will be.

Congratulations, you must be so proud of your achievement :D