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[bre78]

Hi all! I am a 36 yr old female who quit smoking Aug 13th 2015 for the second time in one yr lol. I don't know why I did this to myself again but the withdrawal symptoms suck! I seem to get everyone of them. Now my chest hurts and I'm starting to cough. Two days ago I woke up dizzy and rushed myself to the hospital where they did a head cat scan and chest x-rays. The most they came up with was I had very full sinuses. I know there is light at the end of the tunnel but sheesh! Welp good luck all and I promise this time I'm staying c iggy clean!

[Hidden]

Welcome and congrats for quitting cigarettes👏 I'm in wicked withdrawal as well.... (Day 14 in a couple hours) .....My mental attitude is so positive but I am really feeling ill...... I'm experiencing exhaustion, chest and back pain, body aches, aching teeth, headaches, blurry vision. Hahaha. Need I go on........ But you know what......... Aside from all those withdrawal affects..... I know they will pass and the people on this website are just awesome support........ Please hang in there.....everyone eventually benefits and feels great........ I'm just one puff away from a pack a day so I take one hour at a time.......... The quote on this site is NOPE.........NOT ONE PUFF EVER💐🇨🇦

[glolin LONG TERM WINNER]

hi bre and a big warm welcome to quit support..

Good on you for not giving up on being smoke free

You have done it before, so you know that you can do it again

Thats great that you have no health issues to worry about..

Lets make this your last time ..the support from the members here is excellent and we all on our own journeys of staying smoke free. Have people who understand really does help

Have a browse around the site, there is some great info to inspire you

[Angeline12345]

God poor you, I also had all of this every illness and more and it's only been at the 7 months point I can say I'm starting to feel like me again .

I then saw how bad smoking was to make you feel ill from not doing it.

Every day or in mycase months I got better. Beginning of the year I was at the dr once a week with some withdrawal symptom, however since August I haven't been 😜 Just stick with it really does get better.

[Briarwood Administrator Ducky]

Hiya Bre and welcome to quit support 😊

Congratulations on your quit and with the help of this friendly forum, let's help you stay quit. It really does make a difference talking to others who understand the difficulties of quitting. Stay positive and stay close to this site and this will be your time to shine😊x

[bre78 7 MONTH WINNER]

Thank you all! I wish I would of known about this site when I quit before. Some days are better than others but I really don't want another cigarette. I don't even think about them anymore. I wish you all luck and thanks for the support!