15 weeks nicotine free.

[Chris_Orlicki]

Never in a million years did I ever think I could quit smoking. I finally realized you have to want to do it if you are going to be successful. I'm a 47 year old wife, mother, grandmother, with another grandbaby on the way. Plenty of reason to stop the killer habit, yet I couldn't break free. I sat down and gave it a long hard thought. My insurance would finally cover my NRT. Got my physical, lung x-ray, etc...I had some anxiety as to what my X-ray would show, after all I had smoked 1pk. a day x 30 years. Lungs were clear, no issues at all. Thank you Lord. So now more determined to stay smoke free. To all those just starting, believe me when I say, if I can do it, so can you. Deep down, you really have to want to quit.

[Nozmo Valued Contributor]

Great post Chris, lovely to read. Congratulations!

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hi Chris_Orlicki

what a strong.determined post 😁

well done 😁

I know the grandchildren feeling 😁

ive got 2 and probably no more but there my world 😁

you keep up with the possitive 😁

you can do this

take care 😊

keep kicking 😎

[car-d]

Well done on your quit and your fabulous encouraging post.

[mushen Valued Contributor]

Great post! Well done. ☺☺

[RoisinO1 Administrator 3 Years Smoke Free]

Welcome Chris_Orlicki to our community and what a great first post - very positive and strong which is vital in our quits. Keep it up and we look forward to reading your progress

PS Is your quit date 12 September just for milestone badges?