Day 4

[Tytanner1]

Day 4 not smoking. Trying to do it on my own!!!

[droopyJ]

Hi tytanner and welcome to this very friendly site 😊😊 well done on 4 days and cold turkey too😊😊 we have a number of quitters on here going cold turkey so i am sure they can help you 😊😊 you are doing the very best thing for your health and your wealth, try treating yourself to something nice during your quit as it will help to motivate you....or save for something really special😊😊

If you need anything please holler and hopefully someone will be around to assist you..... even if you just wAnt to vent 😊😊

Have a good look round the site as there are some very inspirational posts and quit stories😊

Keep focused and stay strong 😊

[Tytanner1 5 MONTH WINNER in reply to droopyJ]

Thank you. Just diagnosis with COPD . Hope I can do this. Am 75 been smoking many years

[droopyJ in reply to Tytanner1]

Well you are never too old to have a new experience....and not smoking is a new experience 😊😊

Sorry you have copd, some of our quitters also have this and maybe able to give you some pointers 😊

You can do this and we will give you every support 😊😊

[monky Administrator Cake sniffer outer in reply to Tytanner1]

Hi Tytanner1 and a BIG warm welcome to our quit support community and a MASSIVE well done to you for quitting the smokes

I see the young Ladies on here have given you some great advice Tanner soo your 75 then it does not matter how old you are the thing is, you've flippin done it, you've quit whether you have COPD or not, quitting the smokes is the best ever decision that you could have made

I bow down to you Lady for going it cold turkey cos I know I could never have done that

Tanner, may I ask is your quit date 5th August 2015 cos if it is, then I can add you to the Wall of Winners and keep your Winner badge upto date

As it happens Tanner, av just been a jollying over them flippin fields and court a little something for ya while I was their I hope you like it

Tanner, quitting smoking isnt easy BUT its flippin doable gal you just stay positive and focused and above all, BELIEVE in what you want and thats to be smokefree, FREE AGAIN

We have a Mantra on here -- '' NOPE '' Not One Puff Ever if you can stick to that, you will not go wrong

Good luck Tanner and please, please keep intouch with us and if you need any help, want to scream out or just want a chat, then please feel free to do so Hope to speak soon

Pete xxxxx

[Kaprin in reply to monky]

Way hay Pete how you doing.

[monky Administrator Cake sniffer outer in reply to Kaprin]

Aup Kaprin, its sooooo lovely to see ya gal

I'm doing very well thank you for asking although this flippin lot get onto me and give me earache, I tell ya gal but I have my earmuffs at the ready

I hope you are well and enjoying your smokefree life Kaprin 21 months now gal WOWWWWWW just cant wait until am at that stage cos then I will know that I've deffo done it

Take care now Kaprin and hope to speak soon xx

[Kaprin in reply to Tytanner1]

You can do this my friend and all the people on this fab site will help you every step of the way good luck to you

[Briarwood Administrator Ducky]

Hiya tytanner and a big warm welcome to quit support😊

Congratulations on 4 days quit, well done to you👍🏼

Sorry to hear your diagnosis, we have other members with this condition also. The good news is that by quitting you really are doing the best thing possible for your health. The support on here can make a huge difference as I certainly wouldn't have got this far without the help of these lovely people. Believe in yourself, you CAN do it. Just take one day at a time and know the cravings will pass. The breathing excercises on the right are very good to help a craving pass. Good luck🍀😊x

[glolin LONG TERM WINNER]

Hi tytanner and a big warm welcome to quit support.

Good on you for making the decision to quit smoking - This will certainly help with your COPD

I gave up cold turkey over a year ago.. I did not think for minute that i could do it but to be perfectly honest, for me, the hardest part was making the decision to quit. Once i did that, i worked very hard at changing negative thoughts into positives. ( that is the studying psychology coming out in me) so what ever symptoms i got i just seen them as positives changes to my body and this truly helped me stay smoke free.

I never seen myself as giving up something as this can play havoc with your emotions, i turned it around to - this is the beginning of a new non stinky healthier me ..I would remind myself of this whenever i got cravings etc.

If you have not read the Allan Carr book easy way to quit smoking - even though it is not a well written book, it does put smoking into perspective...it is available as a pdf - just google it

All the very best on your quit journey and like the others have said, we are all here to help in anyway that we can

[Tytanner1 5 MONTH WINNER]

Thank you for the kind words. Only been 4 days but I guess that's a start after smoking for years

[glolin LONG TERM WINNER]

Only 4 days - these early days can get tough..you are doing brilliantly If you have the determination you can fight any of the cravings...I think worst is not the actual cravings but the recovery of not having all those nasty chemicals found in cigarettes.

We all experience different things when quitting, but there is not one of who say it was not worth it

i smoked 30 a day for 40 years...and survived a cold turkey quit ..You can do this too..have a read of other peoples journeys as this may give you some inspiration.

[mdelsan2]

Chew gum and lots of candy......

[Quitterpaul 9yearsSmokefree]

Welcome and congratulations, 4 days is awesome. You've done the hardest bit. The nicotine is out of your system and you CAN do this.

One step at a time. One minute, becomes an hour, becomes a day, becomes a week and so on. Before you know it you'll be feeling the benefits with your health and you'll see the financial gains too.

I also quit cold turkey. This is the quickest way to get past any withdrawal symptoms.

I highly recommend Alen Carr's book, easy way to quit smoking.

The most important thing, (I have learned the hard way from previous failed quits), is never smoke again. Don't ever even try one. The Mantra on this site is the most important thing for you.......... Not One Puff Ever. N.O.P.E.