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4 months today.. still going strong
Can't believe another month has ticked by. Folks it gets easier , There are occasional waves of desire and need, but these pass very quickly. These craving weaken as the date when I last put a white stick in my mouth and lit it get further and further away. "Do I want just one more to see, one more wont
Can't believe another month has ticked by. Folks it gets easier , There are occasional waves of desire and need, but these pass very quickly. These craving weaken as the date when I last put a white stick in my mouth and lit it get further and further away. "Do I want just one more to see, one more wont
jim224488
34 Months Winner
in
Quit Support
9 years ago
4th day smoke, alcohol, and drug free!
Only thing this is, I'm starting to feel like I can't
quit
smoking
cigarettes. Everyday I go without smoking is a miracle. Most of my coworkers Smoke right in front of me which makes quiting that much harder. Any tips to help???
Only thing this is, I'm starting to feel like I can't
quit
smoking
cigarettes. Everyday I go without smoking is a miracle. Most of my coworkers Smoke right in front of me which makes quiting that much harder. Any tips to help???
xavier_elizondo
11 Month Winner
in
Quit Support
9 years ago
Hello from a total newbie. Advice please!
At that point, at the age of 38, having
quit
smoking
a few months ago, gained some extra lb's and dreadfully unfit, I come across Laura. I done w1 but found while I was certainly better by r3 than I was on r1, I still couldn't keep going for 60s.
At that point, at the age of 38, having
quit
smoking
a few months ago, gained some extra lb's and dreadfully unfit, I come across Laura. I done w1 but found while I was certainly better by r3 than I was on r1, I still couldn't keep going for 60s.
Pen11
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9 years ago
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Less than 24hr till Lap
Neves are really kicking in now, I promised myself last night I'd
quit
smoking
but nope I've smoked today, even tho I was told to stop 24 hrs before! I'm just really scared, its not the op I'm scared of its the general anaesthetic that's freaking me out! X
Neves are really kicking in now, I promised myself last night I'd
quit
smoking
but nope I've smoked today, even tho I was told to stop 24 hrs before! I'm just really scared, its not the op I'm scared of its the general anaesthetic that's freaking me out! X
lmm_85
in
Endometriosis UK
9 years ago
Seeking help to stop smoking
I want to
quit
once and for all.
Smoking
cigarettes is so wrong and so stupid. The benefits may seem worth it but they are definitely not.
I want to
quit
once and for all.
Smoking
cigarettes is so wrong and so stupid. The benefits may seem worth it but they are definitely not.
youngmother
in
Quit Support
9 years ago
Mouth ulcers?
Its been 3 months now that I have
quit
. But these ulcers have visited me before I even started
smoking
in the first place. They were quite persistent in their patterns. A visit every 2 months, and went away within a weeks time. However from the past few months, They are really persistent.
Its been 3 months now that I have
quit
. But these ulcers have visited me before I even started
smoking
in the first place. They were quite persistent in their patterns. A visit every 2 months, and went away within a weeks time. However from the past few months, They are really persistent.
panicker
in
Anxiety Support
9 years ago
dry cough 2 month after I quit smoking.. and it is persisting for about 3 weeks now.
Hello, I
quit
smoking
about 2 month ago.. Now I am having dry persistent cough that is just refusing to leave me. It has been almost 3 weeks now.. Have seen GP, but nothing is working. What shall I do?
Hello, I
quit
smoking
about 2 month ago.. Now I am having dry persistent cough that is just refusing to leave me. It has been almost 3 weeks now.. Have seen GP, but nothing is working. What shall I do?
sourangsu
14 Month Winner
in
Quit Support
9 years ago
SOB
But as i tried to explain to him i had no problem breathing whilst
smoking
. The SOB started about 2 days after i
quit
smoking
. Those of you who are early stage1, maybe you can tell me how you feel?
But as i tried to explain to him i had no problem breathing whilst
smoking
. The SOB started about 2 days after i
quit
smoking
. Those of you who are early stage1, maybe you can tell me how you feel?
Swerv
in
Lung Conditions Community Forum
9 years ago
Since I've quit
Hello :) I
quit
smoking
by in the beginning of March because I got the flu and kinda thought that because I hadnt smoked for 5 days I might as well quit, but since then I have had the most awful headache every single day starts at the back of my neck and works it's way up and round, also my joints and
Hello :) I
quit
smoking
by in the beginning of March because I got the flu and kinda thought that because I hadnt smoked for 5 days I might as well quit, but since then I have had the most awful headache every single day starts at the back of my neck and works it's way up and round, also my joints and
Gemmasteers1993
2 MONTH WINNER
in
Quit Support
9 years ago
Two month mark!!!
The 24th was my 2nd month of no cigs. It's been hard at times but I am no longer wheezing !!!! I have had lots of dreams that I smoked and then wake up feeling guilty lol. Chantix has been done for a week and a half now and I am doing fine. Thanks for everyone s support!
The 24th was my 2nd month of no cigs. It's been hard at times but I am no longer wheezing !!!! I have had lots of dreams that I smoked and then wake up feeling guilty lol. Chantix has been done for a week and a half now and I am doing fine. Thanks for everyone s support!
stacydburns
in
Quit Support
9 years ago
Mouth Ulcers
Its been 3 months now that I have
quit
. But these ulcers have visited me before I even started
smoking
in the first place. They were quite persistent in their patterns. A visit every 2 months, and went away within a weeks time. However from the past few months, They are really persistent.
Its been 3 months now that I have
quit
. But these ulcers have visited me before I even started
smoking
in the first place. They were quite persistent in their patterns. A visit every 2 months, and went away within a weeks time. However from the past few months, They are really persistent.
panicker
in
Dentistry Health Support
9 years ago
Question for you ☺
How did you feel after you
quit
smoking
? Anyone? Thanks for your input. Rubyx 😊
How did you feel after you
quit
smoking
? Anyone? Thanks for your input. Rubyx 😊
rubyred777
in
Quit Support
9 years ago
A Month's Victory
I think I became a member of this site after 1 week victory over cigarettes. I was going through a hard time with my quit and decided I needed some help. I am very thankful I found this site. I have learned some critical principles here that has helped me survive and make staying quit easier for me
I think I became a member of this site after 1 week victory over cigarettes. I was going through a hard time with my quit and decided I needed some help. I am very thankful I found this site. I have learned some critical principles here that has helped me survive and make staying quit easier for me
islandboy
in
Quit Support
9 years ago
Princesa631963
I have had bad circulation from a young age but now it is bad when I walk my legs start to swell and my calf muscles start to hurt I get tingling in my legs I now have tingling in my left arm I don't know if it is related to my legs or not, I have just
quit
smoking
to try and help and my breathing is
I have had bad circulation from a young age but now it is bad when I walk my legs start to swell and my calf muscles start to hurt I get tingling in my legs I now have tingling in my left arm I don't know if it is related to my legs or not, I have just
quit
smoking
to try and help and my breathing is
princesa631963
in
Circulation Foundation
9 years ago
Smoking is not a Habit
Smoking is an addiction and too many people say and write that it is the hardest addiction to beat. This is not true. There are no physical withdrawal aches or pains. We are easily distracted from thinking about lighting up. The hardest part of quitting is a sense of emptiness. Surely we can endure
Smoking is an addiction and too many people say and write that it is the hardest addiction to beat. This is not true. There are no physical withdrawal aches or pains. We are easily distracted from thinking about lighting up. The hardest part of quitting is a sense of emptiness. Surely we can endure
Bluejeans
11 Month Winner
in
Quit Support
9 years ago
day 3 of quitting
hi all, i am 50 year old with emphysema who has just
quit
smoking
with the help of champix...i have to say that apart from a few horrible side effects, i couldnt have quit without it.... my cravings are few and i just dont want to smoke anymore....
hi all, i am 50 year old with emphysema who has just
quit
smoking
with the help of champix...i have to say that apart from a few horrible side effects, i couldnt have quit without it.... my cravings are few and i just dont want to smoke anymore....
Hidden
5 MONTH WINNER
in
Quit Support
9 years ago
3 Months and over the worst! Just got to remember NOPE
Well this has been and up and down struggle and I wouldn't have got here without this forum and all you lovely people, Monkey Glolin Roneo, too many others to mention! Ok I'm still on the NRT dissolvable strips and having 5 or 6 a day, but I have not had one single puff and have no intention to. Have
Well this has been and up and down struggle and I wouldn't have got here without this forum and all you lovely people, Monkey Glolin Roneo, too many others to mention! Ok I'm still on the NRT dissolvable strips and having 5 or 6 a day, but I have not had one single puff and have no intention to. Have
jim224488
34 Months Winner
in
Quit Support
9 years ago
Saying farewell...
Not to you lovely people but on this beautiful sunny day my family and i are going to say farewell to our mum. There are obviously mixed emotions but also the relief that (hopefully) my quit means I will not have to suffer the progressive and debilitating illness that took her life. Mum knew years ago
Not to you lovely people but on this beautiful sunny day my family and i are going to say farewell to our mum. There are obviously mixed emotions but also the relief that (hopefully) my quit means I will not have to suffer the progressive and debilitating illness that took her life. Mum knew years ago
LilyMay73
LONG TERM WINNER
in
Quit Support
9 years ago
Copd
I have desperately been trying to
quit
smoking
. I did
quit
for over nine months with the help of the e cig but like a fool went back to smoking. I have made numerous attempts since and have now not had one for 26hrs with the help of the wonderful, inspiring people on here.
I have desperately been trying to
quit
smoking
. I did
quit
for over nine months with the help of the e cig but like a fool went back to smoking. I have made numerous attempts since and have now not had one for 26hrs with the help of the wonderful, inspiring people on here.
Lusciouslynda
in
Lung Conditions Community Forum
9 years ago
Omg
Omg need to
quit
smoking
so addicted feel like my lungs r on fire but still smoking
Omg need to
quit
smoking
so addicted feel like my lungs r on fire but still smoking
jb1976
in
Quit Support
9 years ago
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