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Thyroid medicine and coffee? Hypothyroid help
If I
quit
drinking
coffee, what would be a good substitute?
If I
quit
drinking
coffee, what would be a good substitute?
Runner95
in
Thyroid UK
5 years ago
On the 9th day she almost caved but stood firm and said NO! ❤
Today has been so difficult, the last 2 hours I've been debating lighting up. But i didn't, I'm still craving so decided to check in here instead. I remember the last few quits it always seemed to be really hard around day's 10-12 for me. I visited the ENT 2 days ago and he put a scope down my nose into
Today has been so difficult, the last 2 hours I've been debating lighting up. But i didn't, I'm still craving so decided to check in here instead. I remember the last few quits it always seemed to be really hard around day's 10-12 for me. I visited the ENT 2 days ago and he put a scope down my nose into
Katdoll1987
7 MONTH WINNER
in
Quit Support
5 years ago
What now? Starting to lose hope
Hello, I joined this forum on impulse cause I saw it and I really want to quit smoking. The trouble is I haven't done anything about quitting for 2 years at least & I have no idea or inspiration about what to try next. I smoke more the more stressed I am. This is a problem cause I have mental health
Hello, I joined this forum on impulse cause I saw it and I really want to quit smoking. The trouble is I haven't done anything about quitting for 2 years at least & I have no idea or inspiration about what to try next. I smoke more the more stressed I am. This is a problem cause I have mental health
Ardraven
18 Months Winner
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Quit Support
5 years ago
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8 months 22 days!
Hey! It’s been quite awhile since I last posted but here I am all smoke free and ish! I honestly no longer count but the app gives me milestone reminders. Aside from occasional wheezing, I often forget that nicotine was such a big part of my life. No cravings, I can smell people’s breath even when
Hey! It’s been quite awhile since I last posted but here I am all smoke free and ish! I honestly no longer count but the app gives me milestone reminders. Aside from occasional wheezing, I often forget that nicotine was such a big part of my life. No cravings, I can smell people’s breath even when
TeeTam
17 Month Winner
in
Quit Support
5 years ago
Almost 5 weeks quit
I quit vaping on 28th October 2019 and I want to tell you the story of how and why in order that hopefully it will help other people just like I have found solace in this group. The moment happened when I’d hired a beach buggy and upon returning said buggy I left my vape in the glove compartment.
I quit vaping on 28th October 2019 and I want to tell you the story of how and why in order that hopefully it will help other people just like I have found solace in this group. The moment happened when I’d hired a beach buggy and upon returning said buggy I left my vape in the glove compartment.
Quittingvaping1273
4 MONTH WINNER
in
Quit Support
5 years ago
Hi all. Glad to run with you all after a heart attack
Since then i've quit smoking (2 packs a day),
quit
eating ham and chocolate all day long, stopped
drinking
2 bottles of Cola each day and currently on my 6 week of C25K program. Good luck and god's speed to all of us this week :) Cheers
Since then i've quit smoking (2 packs a day),
quit
eating ham and chocolate all day long, stopped
drinking
2 bottles of Cola each day and currently on my 6 week of C25K program. Good luck and god's speed to all of us this week :) Cheers
Danyl
Graduate
in
Couch to 5K
5 years ago
A whole year, I think
I almost missed it. That’s how little I think about smoking these days. I haven’t used a tracker, so I don’t know exactly how much money I’ve saved, I also always used to lie about how much I smoked, but at least 4 and often 6 packets a week at £8.00 or £9.00 a packet is at least £1800.00 .Lot of money
I almost missed it. That’s how little I think about smoking these days. I haven’t used a tracker, so I don’t know exactly how much money I’ve saved, I also always used to lie about how much I smoked, but at least 4 and often 6 packets a week at £8.00 or £9.00 a packet is at least £1800.00 .Lot of money
Mummymonster
3 YEAR WINNER
in
Quit Support
5 years ago
Anxiety and Stress
It’s been just about a year and 10 months since I last smoked. Over the course of this time I have had a lot of ups and downs. I worry about everything. My anxiety kicks in and does not let me be myself. I went back to college and played a full season of soccer. Everything was great. I met a lot of new
It’s been just about a year and 10 months since I last smoked. Over the course of this time I have had a lot of ups and downs. I worry about everything. My anxiety kicks in and does not let me be myself. I went back to college and played a full season of soccer. Everything was great. I met a lot of new
10manuel1
23 Months Winner
in
Quit Support
5 years ago
4 days No vaping
Well today was day 4, the heavy cravings have subsided and I may be speaking too soon, but this is easier than I thought It would be. I understand nicotine is out the system after 72 hours so that mark has passed that now. I'm am eating a fair bit more and will have to make sure I don't swap one crutch
Well today was day 4, the heavy cravings have subsided and I may be speaking too soon, but this is easier than I thought It would be. I understand nicotine is out the system after 72 hours so that mark has passed that now. I'm am eating a fair bit more and will have to make sure I don't swap one crutch
ScantyRadar
6 MONTH WINNER
in
Quit Support
5 years ago
Thought I was dying!
After a high speed drive to our emergency hospital on Saturday night, I have decided to quit smoking after 30+ years. I’m a 47 year old woman who has smoked 20 cigarettes a day since being a teenager. On Saturday night I couldn’t breathe (triggered by a bad cold that went on my chest) and for anyone
After a high speed drive to our emergency hospital on Saturday night, I have decided to quit smoking after 30+ years. I’m a 47 year old woman who has smoked 20 cigarettes a day since being a teenager. On Saturday night I couldn’t breathe (triggered by a bad cold that went on my chest) and for anyone
Nails
3 Months Winner
in
Quit Support
5 years ago
Mind Games
I keep telling myself that I may as well start smoking again if I am going to feel this dreadful for the rest of my life. I’ve been here before so know that these are just tricks the mind plays with you to get you to start again. Having said that though it really would be easier if I felt joyful and
I keep telling myself that I may as well start smoking again if I am going to feel this dreadful for the rest of my life. I’ve been here before so know that these are just tricks the mind plays with you to get you to start again. Having said that though it really would be easier if I felt joyful and
Okradon
8 MONTH WINNER
in
Quit Support
5 years ago
Time to quite before im dead
Hi everyone, just joined and havent stopped yet. Quick back story, i have alpha 1, emphysema and COPD and a load of other health probs. I am on last day of antibiotics for particularly bad case of pneumonia. Just can't breath. If i don't stop going to be dead in a year. Today i have made the decision
Hi everyone, just joined and havent stopped yet. Quick back story, i have alpha 1, emphysema and COPD and a load of other health probs. I am on last day of antibiotics for particularly bad case of pneumonia. Just can't breath. If i don't stop going to be dead in a year. Today i have made the decision
angelee
in
Quit Support
5 years ago
Water water water 💦
Day four since quitting cold turkey. Oh my god I never thought it would be this hard!! Emotionally and physically. I’ve been sleeping loads and exercising every day. My top tips for getting through those first three days: 1) WATER - like all the time. You will be going to the toilet a lot... 2) Exercise
Day four since quitting cold turkey. Oh my god I never thought it would be this hard!! Emotionally and physically. I’ve been sleeping loads and exercising every day. My top tips for getting through those first three days: 1) WATER - like all the time. You will be going to the toilet a lot... 2) Exercise
Quittingvaping1273
4 MONTH WINNER
in
Quit Support
5 years ago
3 month off 3 month on and off again
Yo team - It’s funny reading back at my old messages and realizing that I was bloody naive and thought I’d cracked it. I realized i hadn’t beat my addiction when work suddenly became very quiet and all I was left with was my addict, and you guessed it, my mind twisted it’s way around to making me think
Yo team - It’s funny reading back at my old messages and realizing that I was bloody naive and thought I’d cracked it. I realized i hadn’t beat my addiction when work suddenly became very quiet and all I was left with was my addict, and you guessed it, my mind twisted it’s way around to making me think
jamess31
6 MONTH WINNER
in
Quit Support
5 years ago
Day 80 and vigilant
I’ve been a part of this quit nicotine cycle for years! After 35 years of puffing away for all reasons, when I was sad, happy, joyful, excited any emotion really, I smoked! I also hated smoking! The love hate that was strong! I’ve made the break even though I’m one of the ones that go through crap to
I’ve been a part of this quit nicotine cycle for years! After 35 years of puffing away for all reasons, when I was sad, happy, joyful, excited any emotion really, I smoked! I also hated smoking! The love hate that was strong! I’ve made the break even though I’m one of the ones that go through crap to
Frostytime
5 MONTH WINNER
in
Quit Support
5 years ago
Right Upper Quadrant Pain?
I
quit
drinking
cold turkey, I began taking supplements (milk thistle, fiber, and turmeric), and virtually eliminated both salt and fat from my diet.
I
quit
drinking
cold turkey, I began taking supplements (milk thistle, fiber, and turmeric), and virtually eliminated both salt and fat from my diet.
SecondArrow
in
British Liver Trust
5 years ago
Quit drinking
I finally gave up trying to justify my
drinking
, and
quit
. I have been sober for 3 weeks. It was tough and still is, but I see great benefit in my overall anxiety decreasing to a more manageable level. This group provides a lot of support. Thanks.
I finally gave up trying to justify my
drinking
, and
quit
. I have been sober for 3 weeks. It was tough and still is, but I see great benefit in my overall anxiety decreasing to a more manageable level. This group provides a lot of support. Thanks.
Geodog
in
Anxiety and Depression Support
5 years ago
Prep’ing for Dr’s appointment!! Little Help Please!!
drinking
10/8/19) 1*10= Fatigue 0*10= No Libido 0*10= Genital / penile shrinkage 1*10= Muscle loss / muscle pain and joint pain 8*10= Foot neuropathy 0*5= Leg neuropathy (front of thighs) 2*10= Obesity 1*10= Confusion, lost in tunnels / no map reading / slow decisions 0*10= Hate crowds & any rowdy
drinking
10/8/19) 1*10= Fatigue 0*10= No Libido 0*10= Genital / penile shrinkage 1*10= Muscle loss / muscle pain and joint pain 8*10= Foot neuropathy 0*5= Leg neuropathy (front of thighs) 2*10= Obesity 1*10= Confusion, lost in tunnels / no map reading / slow decisions 0*10= Hate crowds & any rowdy
Jimhoy
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
5 years ago
Quit smoking 2 days ago
Hi all, I found out I am pregnant 2 days ago and stopped smoking immediately (I don’t know how many weeks I am yet). With all the hormones and withdrawal from nicotine it’s so hard. It sounds silly, but I can’t stop crying and feel so sensitive. Does anyone have any tips to help? I booked in for hypnotherapy
Hi all, I found out I am pregnant 2 days ago and stopped smoking immediately (I don’t know how many weeks I am yet). With all the hormones and withdrawal from nicotine it’s so hard. It sounds silly, but I can’t stop crying and feel so sensitive. Does anyone have any tips to help? I booked in for hypnotherapy
Bell6
6 MONTH WINNER
in
Quit Support
5 years ago
My stroke Experience
hi I am new to this group so hope I do okay. I woke up one sat. morning and in my sleep I lost the use of one leg and my hand I got an ambulance and spent the next 12 days in a stroke unit. I had tia's and luckily no permanent paralysis or speech troubles. The Drs. told me that I had to give up cigs
hi I am new to this group so hope I do okay. I woke up one sat. morning and in my sleep I lost the use of one leg and my hand I got an ambulance and spent the next 12 days in a stroke unit. I had tia's and luckily no permanent paralysis or speech troubles. The Drs. told me that I had to give up cigs
scaredy
11 Month Winner
in
Quit Support
5 years ago
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