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9 days smoke free and struggling!

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nettynoonoValued Contributor
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hi with the help of my precious e cig I have managed to remain cigarette free, yeah go me!! The last two days have been hard feeling really down and emotional😞 but I have no intention of smoking just want this mood to lift!!

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Tracey31 Year Smoke Free

Thank you so much for post,  indeed in the early stages of your quit, it's all quite normal to feel emotional, but it will pass.

9 days  is truly Awsome, people will read your post, and wish they had indeed done 9 days.

Your doing fantastic, but all these situations that arise, are quite normal, quitting smoking is a huge change, but better times ahead I promis.

Do anything just don't smoke, your body is beginning to Thankyou over and over again,

Have done wonderful, just get through tonight, another day done.

Fantastic, keeping every thing crossed tomorrow is a better day for you

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Joe22 Years Smoke Free

Hi netty well done on getting to 9 days😆 i went threw the same thing,i was very emtional the first 3 weeks but it soons passes.

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RoisinO1Administrator3 Years Smoke Free

Welcome Nettynoono, well done on 9 days, that is great!    What you are feeling now is perfectly normal and should pass in another week or so.   You will feel that you are loosing the plot but remember you have lost your so called best friend and the brain must re-wire no longer getting the nicotine fix.....Wishing you strength, hang in there, it will so be worth it, take one day at a time.   Look forward to reading your progress...

PS The pinned posts on the right may be helpful....

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CigaretteKills

Hi, have you tried going without e-cig? Nicotine is not that strong of a drug but it is a nasty thing. First thing when quitting that needs to be done is to eliminate nicotine addiction. 

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Lynds19746 Months Smoke Free in reply toCigaretteKills

I started using an e-cig but made absolutely sure the "juice" I'm using in nicotine free. I find it helps when I'm in a social situation where there are smokers. I'm coming up to 3 weeks and I know that there's no reason to start again! All the nicotine should be out of my system by now! :)

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HercuValued Contributor

Hi Netty....Yes it is 2 days later so can say Congratulations on 11 Days !!! That totally Blah feeling is normal and you need to force yourself in doing something constructive...For me it was a total Zombification.....The emotions is severe but it does get better...Strongs !!

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RoisinO1Administrator3 Years Smoke Free

Hey nettynoono , how are you getting on, you must be almost 50 Days at this stage? Hope all is going well....somehow appear to have missed your previous milestone badges, will update now for 50 Days. :)

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nettynoonoValued Contributor in reply toRoisinO1

hiya still smoke free!!😊😊 I am 6 weeks and 1 day, so I think that will make me 43 days 😊 I was just thinking yesterday how much easier it is getting, depression seems to have lifted, sleeping is better, and not breathless when climbing the stairs, my only issue now is weight and bloating, trying to walk every couple of days, managed 5 miles so feeling proud and smug😁. This group has been a godsend for me definitely helped me to stay strong 😊😊😊

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RoisinO1Administrator3 Years Smoke Free in reply tonettynoono

Ah nettynoono that is great, delighted for you :) I will keep your badge at the 50 days, that will keep you motivated!

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NozmoValued Contributor in reply tonettynoono

Hi nettynoono, you have to have the best username on this forum...love it. Keep on walking those distances and the weight will drop off. Well done on reaching fifty days!

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nettynoonoValued Contributor

hi nozmo I love my name too!! Well done on the zero % e cig, I am on the 12mg just now hoping to start on the 6mg on Monday, slow and steady wins the race!!! Thanks for the encouragement 😊😊

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NozmoValued Contributor in reply tonettynoono

Definitely slow and steady for me too. Took over four months to get down to zero but I barely noticed the difference on each step down. I think if you take it too quick it could cause problems. Good luck with 6mg Monday...

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RoisinO1Administrator3 Years Smoke Free

Officially 50 Days Smoke Free today nettynoono ! Well Done!

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nettynoonoValued Contributor in reply toRoisinO1

thanks roisin, feeling very smug!!! 😁

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RoisinO1Administrator3 Years Smoke Free in reply tonettynoono

And so you should nettynoono

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Lynds19746 Months Smoke Free

Congrats! I can't wait to get there myself!

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