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  1. Happy March!! It's a NOPE for me!! Man, time is flying.
    8 points
  2. G’day NOPE .....Not One Puff Ever.... (replace Ever with Min,Hour, Day as required)
    7 points
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  4. Hey all I've been looking for a supportive forum while I am quitting. I had my last cigarette at 9pm on Valentine's Day. I'm 43, and have smoked regularly since I was in my early 20's. With two long breaks during pregnancy. I've tried to quit maybe 8/9 times. Tried nrt, and vaping. Neither of these have worked for me in the past - my best way is plaster off after cutting down and just getting the nicotine out of my system altogether. The main side effects I have struggled with have been my emotions, although I can have odd "highs" too which I imagine must be all the receptors trying to figure out what's happening. Also my digestion is buggered, I've never burped so much in my life and constantly feel "gurgly" inside, like a shaken up can of coke. (Or other off brand cola ) Tired too - but determined. It's time. So yeah - hi, what a thing we put ourselves through eh!
    5 points
  5. Absolutely, I really enjoyed treating myself to things I couldn’t really afford when I was spending £60-£70 a week on smoking ! Or save up and after a month treat yourself to something bigger . I found the first months small items bought regularly kept me motivated, and I looked forward to my treats. A nice bottle of perfume costing less than what I would have spent on smoking in a week! Amazing how much money we threw at damaging ourselves.
    5 points
  6. This is such a lovely place. Thank you all, so much. I'm actually looking forward to payday next week - knowing that not one penny of it is going to go on smoking
    5 points
  7. Hi all Haha - yeah I may have failed to mention its pretty noisy both ends getting slowly better though. I've had some odd fluttering sensations that seem to be gas bubbles too it's very easy to start thinking you're dying though, which is ridiculous given that when I was smoking I didn't think that every day I just carried on. I'm on the herbal teas and have knocked any booze on the head while I find my feet with not lighting up. The two go hand in hand and it's not worth the regret!
    5 points
  8. Health Freedom Wealth All good reasons to stay the course. Congrats on the first two weeks CL. Nicely done.
    4 points
  9. Keep the quit Linda! Quitting smoking sucks but smoking for the rest of your life sucks more!!
    4 points
  10. If you want even more incentive carpe consider adding a ticker to your signature. You'll get to see how much time, cigarettes not smoked and money saved add up. I used to LOVE watching mine add up AND it will show you how much you'll lose should you cave to a crave. Here's the link: https://www.quittrain.com/tickers/ The British pound symbol isn't working right now so you'll need to use one of the other two if you're overseas
    4 points
  11. Hey Ace white: A while back I did, not no more. CBDave Never thought about 63 being 21 for the third time ? I like that ! Now that all the cake is gone I can get back to eating proper, and taking care of my self
    4 points
  12. Welcome to Quit Train CarpLibrum! We all here have gone through or are currently going through the same issues you are going through right now and we can relate to the challenges and changing emotional landscape you're currently going through. There's no question is a tough go this quitting thing but it is totally doable if you make an unwavering commitment and follow that 1 day at a time. As Paul said, there's much great information here to read through and a lot of very supporting people - other quitters who actually get it! Let's find your freedom together!
    4 points
  13. You made a great decision to quit and to join this forum. You've made it past the worst days of quitting. Your body will need time to adjust itself to not being given a steady diet of toxins. The good news is that our bodies are remarkable in their ability to heal from the abuse. There is plenty to read on this site to help you and plenty of people willing to help you along.
    4 points
  14. Congratulations @ItsDeb on another month smoke free! Hope you celebrate today
    3 points
  15. Congratulations @JH63 Jeff on another month smoke free I hope you do something special for yourself today to celebrate, you're doing GREAT!!!!
    3 points
  16. Don't forget why you quit. "If you know the why, you can live any how." --Friedrich Nietzsche
    3 points
  17. The choices are 1...be a slave to the cigarette for the rest of your life, wishing you could quit. 2... put up with some discomfort for a few months until your body gets used to going without nicotine. Choose wisely. keep your quit.
    3 points
  18. Just keep plugging along Linda because you will get there, it just takes some of us longer than others. I was one of the longer timers and I got through it and so will you
    3 points
  19. Catlover is right .... The cigerette does nothing for you ...it only takes away .... Your stronger than you think ...the only way is to keep going !!!
    3 points
  20. Keep it going, don’t let those whiny whispering voices get to you. Stay strong it’s so worth it. You have a great quit going on, don’t throw it away.
    3 points
  21. I couldn’t afford to buy a £60 bottle of perfume every week, so god knows how I found my smoking money, but found it I did, even if it meant not eating....crazy! Definately addiction. The Cigarette called the shots!
    3 points
  22. Two months is fabulous! Congratulations Jeff!!
    3 points
  23. Yeah I genuinely thought he would die the other night. Although I did lift the quilt up and put it over his head after I let loose. Hopelessly romantic, me.
    3 points
  24. I used my gas to get back at my husband
    3 points
  25. I had a punching pillow !!! I decided to draw a face on it ...I won't say who... And I took much pleasure ..in sending it flying through the air.... Great way to help with anger moments ....I always ended up laughin... I loved that pillow
    3 points
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  27. Just like smoking became normal to us with time and repetition, not smoking becomes normal with time and repetition. Bingo!
    3 points
  28. Hi and welcome Aboard @CarpeLibrum.... Congratulations on your wonderful quit ... Yep....it all sounds normal , what your going through ... Spend time reading all you can ..there is such alot of useful information to help you along... Also watch Joel's video,s....they will cover most things ... Stay close ...get to know us crazy lot .... We all want you to succeed...
    3 points
  29. Welcome aboard carpelibrium and congrats on two weeks quit! The mood swings are normal and so is the burping. Be glad you didn't get gassy like a lot of us did early on lol. You can try eating sweets to try to balance the swings and be sure to drink lots of water to help the body cleanse itself of all the gunk from smoking. You'll find as much support here as you need or want as well as a trove of information about our addiction so be sure to check out all our various forums. We also have a great social section for when you want to stay close but need a break from the constant thoughts of smoking
    3 points
  30. It's a new month, it's a new NOPE!
    3 points
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