Getting there here ha ha

[Hannon1]

Thank you all so much great help to get your posts,I did feel alone not anymore,thank you for my birthday wishes also,never had so many,(hey this stop smoking lark is great for making friends) another day for me feel ok,I just want to change my wardrobe and all things that must smell of smoking ,any advice welcome i should wait and see how my clothes fit in case I put in some much-needed weight in 45 kg ,I think I also enjoyed not putting on weight because of smoking????another bridge to cross Happy Day to all you guys and big big thanks👍👍💟

[TheTabbyCat Administrator 6 Years smokefree]

Hi Hannon1, Well done for your 2 smoke free weeks.Quitting is the best birthday present you could give yourself. So,happy birthday!!🥂🍰

Changing your wardrobe is a good idea,it's a good way to reward yourself. You now have some extra cash,so you can splash out on something special. If you should put on weight it won't be from one day to the next.

Happy days👏🤣👍🚭xx

[Hannon1 5 MONTH WINNER in reply to TheTabbyCat]

Yes Happy Happy days I just had a ( Day ja viu )thinking all the time of having enough money for Thoes FIlthy cigs What was I thinking,no more happy happy Days 😁😂

[Briarwood Administrator Ducky]

Hi Hannon, yes it’s a great feeling to know you’re not alone in this and that makes a big difference👍

You can look forward to everything smelling nice and fresh and clean now, without the lingering odour of smoke. All that washing will keep you busy too, so it’s a win win situation.

Happy days xx

[glolin LONG TERM WINNER]

Not being alone makes a massive difference. I will eternally be grateful for the support I got here when I started my quit journey over 5 years ago.

Looking at quitting as being exciting in terms of all the positives is the best way to approach it.

You have lots to look forward to, smelling nice, extra money, improved health just to name a few. Positive affirmations will get through the challenging times.

You are doing brilliantly, stay strong 👍💪