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Sparkle112 Years Smoke Free
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Can’t believe I’ve got this far. I never ever thought I’d be 4 months smoke free after being a slave to nicotine for so many years. Feeling great 👍🏼 Do I get a badge change? Lol

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NozmoValued Contributor

Nice one Sparkle11. It will be half a year before you know it!

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RoisinO1Administrator3 Years Smoke Free

Well done Sparkle, your next badge will be at 6 months, will keep ya motivated ;)

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Sparkle112 Years Smoke Free in reply to RoisinO1

Haaaaa. Sure will 🤗

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HercuValued Contributor

Sparkle...Now you can start and believe in yourself....You are really over the edge and getting further and further away from the enslavement....Well done !!!!

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Sparkle112 Years Smoke Free

Thank you 🤗🤗

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Exsmo

Thats a great accomplishment! Am 2 month behind you and it's inspiring for me to hear your energy. Can't wait.

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Sparkle112 Years Smoke Free in reply to Exsmo

Exsmo. If you’re already at 2 months I’d say you’re home free. Nothing really changed for me after the 1st month. Any urges I had were minimal & pass after couple of seconds. We have both done brilliantly 🕺🏻🕺🏻🕺🏻

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Exsmo in reply to Sparkle11

Do you mind if i ask how you quit? Am on meds to quit so i hope when am off them it stays the same with no bad craving like at first. Thanks for being so positive and encouraging

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RoisinO1Administrator3 Years Smoke Free in reply to Exsmo

Hey Exsmo - I think you need to change your mindset on chantix and the fear of stopping it and that it is the magic pill keeping you from smoking, yes, it certainly does take the edge from nicotine withdrawal (as I stopped cold turkey, I am just going by other successful members have said using it).

You need to realize and embrace that you are 50 days smoke free and it is solely down to you, be very proud of this and have the belief in yourself that you are well on way to be smoke free even without the pills. But if you feel after the course is up that you are not ready, just go back to your doctor and get a further extension. Try to get the herbal supplements before you finish as they will help enormously with the mental battle of stopping. You can do this, I promise :)

Here is some pinned posts that may help with what to expect on withdrawal symptoms and time scales for them as knowledge is also key for us...

healthunlocked.com/nosmokin.....

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PS If not aware already, if you want to see a members journey, go into any of their posts, click on their user name and you will see all their posts, replies etc...

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Sparkle112 Years Smoke Free in reply to Exsmo

Sure. I read the Allen Carr book on how to stop smoking without gaining weight. Contemporarily I took Champix for 3 months straight. I had a fair amount of nausea (which I often wrote about here) After quitting Champix I felt a little strange but nothing to get worried about at all. If you’re interested I can tell you more about it. Just know that it’s totally manageable & you’re doing brill 🔝

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Exsmo

Thank you ror these posts Sparkle and RoisonO1. Don't know how i missed these. Guess all posts do not come up on my phone🤔. This would've been great for me to read then. You were sooooooo right! Am listening on the weight loss too. Y'all are awsomeness

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