Summer

What is everyones plans for this summer?

[Veteran250]

Hi Jack..... to continue on my 12th year smoke free anniversary(13/8/2007)journey! 😀👍

[Hidden in reply to Veteran250]

thats great im re-doing my kitchen

[Bonnielala LONG TERM WINNER]

I am off to see my boys on Isle of Man!!! end of June...can't wait!!

[hails57 LONG TERM WINNER]

Hi Jack,

Like Don i plan to remain smoke free ha! I also want to get garden sorted & enjoy a couple of weeks away in the sun x

[Nightwatchwoman 5 MONTH WINNER]

Hi Jb. Great question! The summer is on my mind actually. I’ve got lots going on: a six week placement for my uni course (I’m a mature student) my mum’s wedding, camping in the lakes and then hopefully working lots in my summer job to earn money for my final year of uni. I’m nervous about my first summer smokefree as last time I quit (8 months) I relapsed in June when I was tortured by the smell of beer gardens. However, my placement this June will be new and exciting and it will be great not to stink of fags and worry about smoke breaks (it’s a healthcare setting). Also this will be one of the best wedding presents I could give my mum. I know there’s going to be lots of triggers but hopefully these positives will see me through. And I’m going to try to be more of a healthy, walkie camper rather than a smoky folky one 😂. How about you? Anything else apart from the kitchen? Will this be your second smokefree summer?

[jillygirl Administrator LONG TERM WINNER]

Hopefully more exercise and lose weight. xxx

[Lornacs 6 Years smokefree in reply to jillygirl]

That's mine too! Xxx

[Koda67 18 Months Winner]

Paddleboarding, camping, hiking and going on a mountain roller coaster 😁 and a bunch of other fun stuff.

[ryan-23HALTON-BROOKE]

im currently a smoker but looking for support on how to stop.

My names Ryan i have smoked fags from the age of 13, i have dabbed into other smoking substances also and i am looking for real friends to help me stop....

[Corrina125 LONG TERM WINNER in reply to ryan-23HALTON-BROOKE]

Hello Ryan, welcome to Quit Support and well done on your decision to be smokefree. It's not the easiest thing to do but the best thing you could ever do for yourself and will give you all the support we can.

I can suggest that you have a look at the pinned posts which you will find either to the right or at the bottom of your screen. There you will find lots of useful tips and information to support you in your quit.

You will need to decide whether you want to quit using NRT (Nicotine Replacement Therapy) or cold turkey (without any aids) again you will find information on these in the pinned posts.

Write a list of the pros and cons of smoking and keep it close and finally pick a day in the near future to quit. Remember to keep us close we are here to support and let us know your actual quit date.

Also so we don't lose you, please write a fresh post, so that you are easily recognised as you could be missed in someone else post.