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Hello all, All aboard the choo choo quit quit train! I've managed to quit cold turkey on the 1st this month (fools day I know) after nearly 24 years of smoking about a pack a day. 12th day smoke free, damn it's so hard! All sorts of quitting symptoms, can't say that I'm having the time of my life, just hang in there and take on each day one by one. Hats off to all of you who stayed strong and quit smoking!10 points
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Hats off to you for quitting smoking ! Congratulations ! The time of your life is ahead. You can build yourself a successful quit too, Lordy. Commit to NOPE (Not One Puff Ever ) and there you are ! You may find this thread helpful, 10 Ways to Effectively Use This Forum To Stop Using Nicotine7 points
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Hello and welcome Lordy..... Great decision to put down the fags for good ... Spend time reading all the great info on the Main Board ..it's pinned in green... Watch all Joel's videos ...you beat this monster with Knowledge....it will be your best weapon ... You will get all the support you need to succeed here...6 points
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I have not had a cigarette in 2 days 17 hours it has been a roller coaster ride. I love how people on here encourage you especially on s.o.s. I have a long road ahead of me. Let the journey begin thank you all for your support.5 points
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G’day NOPE .....Not One Puff Ever.... (replace Ever with Min Hour Day as required!) And can I add.... stay safe5 points
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Welcome aboard lordy and congratulations on 12 days quit, that's fantastic You'll find lots of support and great resources here so be sure to check out all our various forums.5 points
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I’m not on day 12. I am using nrt. So far it’s been okay. There have been some really hard moments. I feel a little lost sometimes. I don’t know how to take a break for myself w/o smoking.4 points
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Welcome. Lordy. So glad you have found us and the courage to quit. 12 days quit is awesome. Stay close to the forum and get to know us. We are here to help guide you on this journey.4 points
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Welcome aboard Amierouge. Congratulations on quitting smoking...it's the right thing to do. You'll find your way. With time, what feels weird today becomes your new normal. Be patient with the process. You won't regret it.4 points
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Hi and welcome... Congratulations on your great quit .... It's amazing just how much of our time smoking took up... Now you have all that time on your hands .... Find things to do ..to keep busy ....you can learn a new skill....you tube covers most stuff... Specially now in Lockdown ....read ,jigsaws...puzzles...we have games here ....4 points
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Hi Amierouge and welcome to quit train! Congratulations on being nearly 2 weeks smoke free! That's a great start to your forever quit. Everything you are experiencing is normal. It is tough in the early days of quitting, even the the assistance of NRT products. Like all of us, you are a nicotine addict and have built an extensive habit of smoking with almost everything you do each day for years. That takes a while to readjust to once you quit. Filling those moment when you used to smoke with some other activity or thoughts just takes time to become comfortable with. It WILL happen though. The key is to stick with your quit. The longer you do, the easier all of it will get to be. You will receive a lot of support here and there's a ton of information about smoking and nicotine addiction so please use all of it. Knowledge is power!4 points
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This was inspired by a saying I saw across the front of The House of Blues in Orlando, Florida. Who are your favorite Blues artists or what are some of your favorite Blues songs. I'll give just 3 of my favorite songs.3 points
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Congrats, Guttie39! That's how you do it....one hour, one day at a time! First week will be a helluva ride, that's for sure...buckle in and hang on! So worth it! KTQ!3 points
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Way to go G! ... Keep looking forward and smile. You're a non-smoker now. ..... Peruse the Non-smoking cat and dog threads in time of need and keep posting3 points
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AK, Keep up the good fight. It takes time and there is no substitute for time. You can try and ignore it, or endure it, or even embrace it. You can just about anything but run away from it. Because the cravings are a part of you. The slow march of time as you carry abstinence with you will be the shades of change you hope for. Abstinence is a heavy burden in the beginning. One day it will be wind beneath your wings. The pain is transitory. The freedom is for the rest of your life.3 points
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Welcome! Sounds like you have just the attitude to get this done once and for all!!3 points
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Welcome Lordy and congratulations on 12 days smoke free. You are making it through the toughest days but things do get a lot better and life as a non-smoker is worth whatever early struggles you may have. It is good to have you here.3 points
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Great job, Mac!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! You've made it through the toughest week and there's no stopping you now. Congratulations on your fabulous quit.3 points
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welcome @Amierouge ! congratulations on your quit. what kind of NRT are you using ? what is your step down plan ? This thread may be helpful to you in navigating around this site 10 Ways To Effectively Use This Forum To Stop Using Nicotine The whole deal about taking breaks... it wasn't so much I really needed a break, I could have easily gone on working. I needed a break to replenish my nicotine levels. Mostly it had everything to do with addiction. But, legitimate breaks, after completion of a job or when contemplating the next are beautifully done without cigarettes. Learning how to do everything without smoking is a big part of the journey, taking breaks were a big trigger for me, for others. I would sit on my back stoop and instead of smoke, take in big beautiful breaths of Oxygen. Oxygen was my new drug ! Deep breaths freshened my brain and revitalized me and became the new normal. Smoking Breaks3 points
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