I have tried to quit smoking more times than I care to remember but this time I am completely determined.
I turned 37 last week and I want to try for a baby with my wonderful husband and I need to be in good physical condition to do so.
I will be relying heavily on you lovely people to help me through the first few weeks, the longest time I have quit for is 3 months and that was a long, long time ago now. I frequently quit for a few days at a time, more or less on a weekly basis and it is just gettng to be completely ridiculous now.
I hope everyone is well and fighting this nasty addiction / habit.
Bye for now
Mel x
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Hi Mel,your post could be written by me,started quit every Mon
Then like you said enough is enough and if I was going to quit to take it serious.so I did.and here I am 3 wks in with a steely determination to not fall into the pit again
You are most welcome,post loads ask advice and take it day by day......
I could have written that post myself......other than the trying for a baby bit! Spent most of last year quitting on Monday to start again a couple of days later. This time it feels different. Nearly done two weeks and feeling so good about it. I think you just have to keep trying until it finally clicks that 'smoking is not an option'. When you get that there's nothing to stop you.
Excellent reason for starting a quit that sticks! You will find all sorts help on here from people who have used all manner of techniques to help them quit. Very best of luck
I could of written that post including the trying for a baby bit although ours isn't trying exactly... Anyway! Welcome to the forum, it's lovely to meet you and I look forward to seeing more from you hopefully xx
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