It's 100 days since my quit on the 18th February 2018. Please let me take the opportunity now and thank all of you, from who I have learned a lot either through reading your posts or the good advice I've got.
Just to repeat, I've not had any cravings, at least major ones, even from day 1. On the other hand, nothing has changed from day 1, which makes me think that it may all be over at once some shiny day. Otherwise, withdrawal symptoms are not supposed to last forever and this is confirmed.
Hi there Exling, 3 months is superb. You have been very fortunate with your quit , and I do hope it carries on without any cravings etc. Enjoy your smokefree life. xx
Hi Jilly, thanks for your response, yes, I haven't had any cravings but I constantly have other symptoms, including brain fog, and I'm not thus that lucky.
You've done and are doing wonderfully well despite the withdrawals which I hope will go soon and I also wanted to thank you for the support that I see you give others! You should treat yourself to something nice! You deserve it!
Hello Exling ☺ 3 is often the magic number! I started feeling noticeably better after 3 months. I hope it's the same for you. Congratulations on your 100 days, it's a great achievement. 🙌🙌🙌
Wow, Exling, you are doing great! No cravings is just crazy..wonderful! I can't say the same but so happy for you! I wish you continued success in your quit journey! Life is good! xxx
Sorry Exling, I hope you overcome your issues, you should be getting close to beating these troubles but if you don't improve please see your doctor. After my quit my thyroid went crazy, I thought it was quit symptoms, took me 8 months to get even some better, you just never know what that nicotine is covering up. Best to you. xxx
Thank you MAB5, you have mentioned this in an earlier message, I am sorry I did not let you know that I have checked my thyroid a few months ago and the blood tests were fine. Hope that your thyroid and your general health is as good as it can be now.
Thank you Arizona, it's not such a smooth quit, I must cope with kind of depression and brain fog. Yes, 3 months and right after you. I would so much like to hear from you that you are totally symptom-free so that, hopefully, my turn comes.
Oh I didn’t realize you suffer depression. That’s very difficult. I do as well. That’s where the psychological pull makes me think that smoking will help but it doesn’t . My last quit was 18 months and relapsed believing smoking would help. It didn’t It made me worry more about my health .
Okay hang in there and way to go for persevering 3 months !
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Daily chat: Friday 1st February 2013
7 days gone and must keep counting
Missed ya all
