johnny5
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A lot of us have been at the same place you are at currently, Matt. Believe us, it does get better. Stay focused on not taking another puff. Nicotine addiction is both physical and mental. The physical part ends fairly quickly (usually the first three days....they are tough but doable). The mental part can cause you to struggle longer, though. I didn't see how long you had been a smoker but I assume it was for a number of years (like a lot of us). It takes a while to get the mental part out of your head. Smoking was a routine, a crutch, etc. Over time, you grow more used to being smoke free, mentally, but smoking thoughts and craves sometimes pop out of nowhere during this "no man's land" time. Keep going strong. I know it is frustrating but it does get better. It may not feel like it but at 95 days nicotine free is great. Keep up the great work.NOPE!You're doing great, Linda!Yes, smoking is stupid. Keep up the great work, Christine! You are doing great!Congratulations Oona! Great job!Congratulations Layla! You are doing awesome!NOPE - Not One Puff Ever.Great job fighting through this, Linda. Times like this make your quit stronger.NopeNOPE!NOPE!Congratulations on day 4, Christine. Weekends were a bit tougher for me early on but making it through smoke free is very doable. Try to keep yourself occupied and keep reaching out for help here as needed. You are doing great.NOPE!Keep up the awesome work, Linda. You are doing great!You are doing awesome, Christine!Congratulations on 7 years smoke free, @Sazerac Thanks for all that you have done to help others in their quits. I hope you stop by this site soon, it isn't the same without you.Congratulations Kate. You are doing great! 🙂NopeCongratulations Mona! You are doing great!Welcome Matt and congratulations on 89 days quit. It is great to have you here. Yes, life's struggles can sometimes tempt you to light up early on in a quit but smoking a cigarette will cause nothing to be better. Smoking will only make things worse. Fight through this, you have a great quit going.You are doing great, Christine. Yes, it can be tough, but life as a nonsmoker is worth these early struggles.Stay strong, Linda, and yes, rant away. Do whatever you need to do but do NOT smoke. What you are going through is normal and things do get better with time.Nope!
