I think you will find that quitting is an emotional roller coaster of many people. For me, I quit cold turkey and do remember feeling very low ebbed and also very teary. I felt really down and out. On a positive note, i was aware that this was a common for a lot of people, so just rode it out till it passed
I breathed a sigh of relief when my old self returned as i do have a bit of trouble with anxiety that i have always managed myself, at times i felt i was losing the battle so had to fight harder
It truly is amazing the impacts of smoking has on your body, hence why its not so easy to quit ....so glad i did and I too will never go back..NOPE xx
Aup Jim, sorry to hear that your getting depressed
Glolin has said it all I think, you just have to get stuck in and try to ride it out for a few days try to drink plenty of water and exercise cos this perks me up
I'm sorry i cant help you more, but am still on my e-cig with nicotine in it, sooo, I have this to come I expect
If you look at my past posts I was hit with a wall of depression at 3 months. I think you may find it helpful to have a read. I had so much good advice and it did get better.
Again Thanks guys. All good reference material, that emphasises the facts that this is a normal part of the process, rather than an established long term thing.
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