My first night out since I quit. At the start of the night I was massively jealous of the people stood out having a cigarette. I went to join the smoking group later on after I had a few too many. Remember it vividly....
I woke up this morning feeling so ill and swore that never again would I feel the need to join them. A hangover is bad enough without remembering how awful it was. Just to confirm I did not smoke! Just the smell was enough to make me turn away and walk back inside. I'm still feeling queasy remembering it. Into week 5 now :Du
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That's one small step for a woman but one giant leap for a quitter
Well done Dolores! It'll never be so difficult again and you know now that you're missing nothing. I bet your smoking friends all envy you even if they may not say so. Perhaps you'll inspire a few of them to follow your example?
its a real acievment when you find yourself in one of those typical smoking situations and then don't do it. another step away from the prison and a step nearer freedom.
m x
ps i did it myself last weekend. it felt a bit like playing with a dangerous animal tho.
Thanks guys! I really couldn't imagine doing it without the encouragement and support from everyone on this forum
I hadn't realised how many people DON'T smoke but after a few bevvies the social smokers come out of the woodwork too. I had a fab night but even better when I did wander out there to see what I was missing...I wasn't missing a thing but had gained so much. I definetely feel a little change happening. I'm not sure what it is but I know I feel happier, proud and got this feeling that I am going to make it to the penthouse. Everyone said it would get easier but you never believe it will. I'm sure there will be plenty more bad days but I do hope that I'm through the very worst and if not I will keep hanging in there. Bring on the next 2 months!
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