Well folks, I like to start by wishing you all a very happy Christmas, I do hope you all had lots of fun and spread the joy to all your family and friends.
I, however, have had a rough one...started a over a week ago when I caught the “flu bug” (lucky me!) then as I was fighting to eliminate this I then started to throw up and had pains in my stomach, co-incidentally whilst I was at work! So after having rested and sweat that off, just couple of days ago, the viruses wanted more of me and I now have bronchitis 🤒🤒🤒🤒🤒
So as you can see my Christmas wasn’t a great one. But....I stopped smoking on the 13th December after 6 months of determination and trying.
Cough...cough...splutter...splutter!
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Hello Danbo, and welcome to Quit support. Sorry to hear you have been poorly. However quitting smoking will benefit you in the long run. You should recover from flu and chest infections quicker and hopefully not catch them as often.
Do have a look through the pinned posts for tips and information. These are to the right or the bottom of this page.
I will assign you an achievement badge (next to your name) so you can see the progress you are making.
Hi Danbo, Well done for your decision to quit👏 and of course for your 2 smoke free weeks.
Welcome to Quit Support.💙
It’s never easy to quit but it’s easier with a little support.💪
Please read the pinned posts,📌 there is lots of information there. You will find the posts to the right or at the bottom of your screen depending which device you are using. Just click “posts” then click “pinned posts”.
May I suggest you drink plenty of water💧💦 to flush out the toxins and keep yourself hydrated.
If you feel you need any more help please don’t hesitate to ask. There is always someone here.
May I remind you not to post any personal information.
Thank you, I had looked on NHS website and bronchitis is caused by smoking and affects over 40’s (I’m 41) and I could possibly develop pneumonia....that’s only worst case scenario. I’m gonna drink fluids and rest and as I’ve gone 2 weeks no smoking now, this piece of information I just saw will encourage me to think twice never to return to the filthy habit
Welcome Danbo, sorry to hear you have been so ill but quitting smoking will benefit you. Its not easy thing to do as you know but it will get easier and better with support from others who know what you are going through. So keep us close and remember information is power so read as much as you can in preparation for dealing with cravings and withdrawals and just holler if you need anything!
So sorry to hear you’ve been unwell and hope you start to feel better soon.
Well done for 2 weeks smokefree🚭✅ you’ve given yourself the best chance of a healthier future. Just take one day at a time and we look forward to supporting you on your journey.
Wishing you a happy and healthy New Year🚭🎉xx
It's never to late to put the smoke's down hon and I'm sorry you was sick during Christmas.. feel better soon.. hug's ❣️😘☺️😎😊... XXX
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