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Luckyfish6 Months Smoke Free
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Just smoked my final cig as from tomoz will fight hard to be a non smoker

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RoisinO1Administrator3 Years Smoke Free

Welcome Luckyfish - congratulations on the best decision of your life to stop smoking. Read up as much as you can here and elsewhere.

Wishing you all the best and strength to fight hard tomorrow, stay close to us and post anytime :)

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Luckyfish6 Months Smoke Free in reply toRoisinO1

Thank you 😊

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CocoaXChangeValued Contributor

Welcome and best wishes, Lucky.

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Luckyfish6 Months Smoke Free in reply toCocoaXChange

Thank you i am in england so am now starting my first day this very grey damp thursday morning

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RoisinO1Administrator3 Years Smoke Free in reply toLuckyfish

I'm across the pond here in Ireland Lucky, sun just rising now on a very mild January morning.🌅

Hope day 1 goes well for you 🚭

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Luckyfish6 Months Smoke Free in reply toRoisinO1

😊 nice 1 love the irish especially mid march when you come over for the festival at chelts i go every year this year i will go but wont smoke 😊

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RoisinO1Administrator3 Years Smoke Free in reply toLuckyfish

Ah no way Luckyfish , would ya believe my hubby is heading over to Cheltenham for his brothers stag in March, its like going to Vegas for him!!

How is Day 1 going for you?

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Luckyfish6 Months Smoke Free in reply toRoisinO1

Cheltenham in march is the most amazing time i go down on the monday evening stay in the same hotel every year go to the four days of the festival and come home on the saturday 😊 have been to vegas twice and chelts in march is better . The smoking today has been pretty hard tbh 😔 cant wait to go to bed tbh so i have done a day 😳

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RoisinO1Administrator3 Years Smoke Free in reply toLuckyfish

Great idea to go to bed, I had many an early night in the first few weeks of my journey - it works wonders - the first 3 days are tough physically but after that the nicotine should be out of your system and then the mental battle starts as your body and mind begin the gradual process of rewiring, repairing and rewiring.

Drink loads and loads of water, lots of fresh fruit and vegetables and for the short term and things settle down avoid caffeine, alcohol and sugary foods as these intensify and bring on pretty severe cravings. Stay close to us and read up as much as you can here and elsewhere - knowledge is power!

PS Below pinned post is worth a read if not already done so:

healthunlocked.com/nosmokin...

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Luckyfish6 Months Smoke Free in reply toRoisinO1

Have read that one 👍 thank you for your help today am off to bed at 9pm 😂😂😂 talk tomoz

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RoisinO1Administrator3 Years Smoke Free in reply toLuckyfish

How is Day 2 going for you Luckyfish ?

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Luckyfish6 Months Smoke Free in reply toRoisinO1

I am struggling 😔 but still not smoking

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RoisinO1Administrator3 Years Smoke Free in reply toLuckyfish

Stay strong Lucky and just take it hour by hour, even minute by minute if needs be, put on your favourite music, watch a comedy movie, keep the mind occupied.

Seen on social media that Robbie Williams is giving up smoking too, think he is 1 week down and posted a video of his bumper adult colouring book to keep his hands busy when cravings hit! Jigsaws too are good to keep the mind busy if you have the patience for it.

You are doing great :)

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Luckyfish6 Months Smoke Free in reply toRoisinO1

Thank you 😊

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RoisinO1Administrator3 Years Smoke Free in reply toLuckyfish

Hey Luckyfish - Day 4 now, nicotine out of your system, how are you feeling/doing now?

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Luckyfish6 Months Smoke Free in reply toRoisinO1

Yes still in the game been watching footie all day stayed in all weekend no alchol no pubs but was worth it still finding it tough but am in it for the long haul 😊

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RoisinO1Administrator3 Years Smoke Free in reply toLuckyfish

That's it Lucky, keep up that mindset, it really will stand to you and be the secret to your success :)

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RoisinO1Administrator3 Years Smoke Free in reply toRoisinO1

1 week smoke free Luckyfish - hope you have a wee treat lined up for yourself? :P

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RoisinO1Administrator3 Years Smoke Free in reply toRoisinO1

1 month smoke free Luckyfish - how is things?

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Kiragray1 Week Smoke Free

Stick in there!! And well done.

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