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#41
Wow, it's been almost a month and the insane emotional weirdness is gone, but I just CRAVE all the time.
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Location: Rhode Island
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#42
That *will* pass.
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#43
Hi there, Sunflower...I applaud ALL of you who've made this HUGE leap forward toward better health & empowerment. I'm also smoke-free, for 22 days now...just found this site---wish I'd seen it 2 weeks ago. Black licorice sounds good, I've been soooo hungry since quitting smoking...I wonder how long until the brains'neurotransmitters entirely re-balance? Anyone read any research on that? I could complain about a lot of moodiness; but you all KNOW what the struggles are..so remember I DO understand, also, & I hope each of you are being really nice to yourselves & extra patient during this time of transition. I didn't know the cold-turkey method would create this much emotional upheaval, though. whoops! I'll advise others ( if asked) to consider a safer plan. Hugs to All Atta-Girls! Atta-Boys!
Ok, remember everyone to keep the quit and post before you puff! Are there any other quitters??? Peace! |
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#44
I quit November 15, along with my husband. The first week was horrible, and he gained 10 pounds while I gained about 7 pounds (and I'm already overweight so that was horrible). Most of the time now I forget that I used to smoke, but when I pass an ashtry or find a lighter (we've lost like a million of them in the house LOL), I get a really strong urge to smoke. I will say, though, that I was very proud of myself when I went out to sing karaoke and drink beer with some friends last weekend that I didn't give in, even though they were offering me cigarettes. (They didn't know that I had quit, because I didn't want people making a big deal about it, and what if I fail?)
Will this be a struggle forever? I've quit each time I've discovered I was pregnant, but after the babies arrived, I would start smoking again. I'm afraid I'll just give in eventually. __________________ Navygrrl Married for 2 years to my Prince Charming Mother of Three Wonderful Children Diagnosed with Generalized Anxiety Disorder and Bipolar II Currently taking Trazodone and Lamictal My Blog |
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#45
I have been smoke free since dec 7th or so. going cold turkey. I hope to make it through the holidays thanks
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#46
I just wanna say that YOU ALL ROCK!! Everyone who has quit, is trying to quit and/or is a supportor...I'm sending you big hugs and sloppy cheek kisses!!
You are all wonderous, strong, ferocious fighting kick ***** marvels! Slippers |
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#47
Having slipped months ago,
I wanted to come back and let you know, I'm back on track. This is not an easy road we take. But, it's one we can follow. So, today, I am 8 hours, 49 minutes and 26 seconds nicotine free once more. That means 11 cigarettes not smoked, saving $3.31. Life saved: 55 minutes. It's a start! And remember, a journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. Peace! __________________ IMAGINE |
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That's so awesome Sunflower!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Congrats!!!
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#49
You are all doing so well, congratulations!
I personally have not given up smoking but mum has so on behalf of her: 1 month! __________________ "Anybody can be anybody no matter who you are." - - Random kid being interviewed on the tv. |
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#51
I'm thinking of quitting, no, I really, really want to but just can't seem to. I've tried Chantix (became crazy on it, started hearing voices and seeing things!), tried patches (made me want to smoke more!), tried mindfulness, everything i could think of. Scared to try again this time because i keep thinking i'll just start again like i have many, many times in the past. I even tried yoga and gym. Nothing helps!!!
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How is everyone doing today?
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