Keep on keeping on

[nsd_user663_61953]

I've now reached day three.

Most of day 1 and 2 went pretty smoothly but last night one of the server computers at work died and its my job to try and fix it or leave an entire office without email. That triggered some MEGA stress for me and for the first time in this quit attempt I badly wanted a cigarette. Somehow I got through it and once the problem was solved the urge to smoke disappeared. I feel like if I can deal with that level of craving I should be able to deal with anything.

Hoping today will be easier than yesterday.

Good luck everyone.

[nsd_user663_61320]

That's a big 'first' out of the way. You're so right by the way, each time you have a huge crave and beat it the chains loosen. You start to realise that you can cope with life without smoking (that was quite a revelation for me)

Hope today goes well for you, one day closer to the penthouse.

[nsd_user663_59644]

The first few days are a shock to our bains, but your positivity shines through,

Just keep going you will do this, I'm sure.

Well done getting past first couple days,

[nsd_user663_60964]

Bigfella, you're doing extremely well and I'm with the others- you've got what it takes to make this the forever quit.

Well done mate!

[nsd_user663_61953]

I hope so. I do feel very positive about it. I never want to smoke again. I want this to be my final quit.

[nsd_user663_60964]

That's more than half the battle, it really is. It's so much harder to make it stick if you feel half-hearted about it.

That determination will carry you a long way.

[__steve__]

...last night one of the server computers at work died and its my job to try and fix it or leave an entire office without email

Exchange server?

[nsd_user663_61573]

Bigfella, how are you gettin on with your quit?

[nsd_user663_61953]

Hi marty I'm doing alright. 2 weeks done in a few hours!

Hi Steve, yes exchange server. What a headache.