Month 4, wowser, how did that happen? This weekend I went to a wedding of the mini bus driver that takes my youngest special boy to school. Just my son and I were invited and not knowing anyone the pressure was on. How would my son behave, would anyone talk to me, alcohol etc.? Well, I watched the smokers come and go out the back door - doesn't that smell linger for ever! Avoided alcohol, thought it best. Met a friend I hadn't seen in ages, so all good on the social front, and my little man behaved beautifully. Didn't even want a fag! Omg!
I'm in a very different place to where I was even a month ago, however, I will not let my guard down, my quit is too precious for me on so many levels
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I really do think it's a good idea to avoid alcohol until you're absolutely 100% solid in your quit, and that day is becoming ever closer
4 months away from your last smoke, it will soon become a dim and distant memory and the craves will disappear for good. Keep on following NOPE and you really can't go wrong, top stuff!
thank you Nicky, can't reaqlly get my head round it. Seems like the smoking me was somene else, but then sometimes it like the non smoking me is just a very good actress. doesn't matter 'cos i'm not ever going to smke again. yahoo! x
Well done Caroline...you are my inspiration...glad you had a great time, I find the kids always behave better then you expect them to when you really need them to...they smell the fear...and pity us...xx
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