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  1. -2
  2. tortured soul at soft play! 0
  3. Massive congrats on 5 fabulous months Lace!! So pleased for you :) Agreed about the daughter reveal story, also one I waited for and loved!! xx
  4. Ready to go to soft play....can barely contain myself...yes, this is sarcasm....someone save me!!!

  5. nice!! Love the hallway colour and the sofas are amazing!
  6. I am not surprised to scroll down and see 4 google users and I reading. This is the point so many of us don't realize when we are new to quitting. We have been told it's hard, we believe that because to go to a non smoking place (airports, planes, trains, days out) feels really tough. What we're not told is relatively quickly, we start to feel better.... then amazing and free....and pretty soon, in quite a short while....it's more than ok....and then fantastic!!
  7. Dobby is a free Egg - seriously, whole family give me dirty socks all the time :( I'm going to disney end of October too! Love and strength to Mrs Bakon.
  8. I'm pretty excited for our new summer quitters and our more experienced ones :) The celebrations have been fabulous!! Just think next year we will be doing this again. In no particular order the ones I have off the top of my head (but not exclusive too, please add yourself) Gabby Holski Mason Slovenka177 Jenw1022 Susana MtbJay Sandar Humbled John_Doe Summertime is busy in the quitting game :)
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  10. Pleased your quit feels secure. Also good to be busy, busy is great to pass time. Crave probably came on the downtime when you had relaxed and would normally have smoked. Now you at least know yourself it does pass and the more you dismiss the thought and think smoking is not an option, the quicker the craves pass. The dizziness could well be the quit. However, do some basic checks. Is lithuania having a heatwave, could you need more fluids? If it's quit related it will pass in a few days but don't overlook other things too is all I mean :) Sleeping. What's you caffeine intake like? Smokers can process caffeine much quicker than non smokers. I literally had to more than half my intake, others told me it was like that for them. However day 1-3 could also be the effects of chemicals and nicotine leaving your system. Just goes to show what we were doing and we don't want to do it again. Lungs, coughing up stuff is better than keeping it, best I can offer in the way of help. I think you're doing fab!! I know it feels so slow right now, like only day 2....switch it around....2 days of freedom and onto number 3. Be patient with your quit and yourself my lovely, you are reversing years of damage and taking your life and health back - every day of that is a massive win! Love the ticker!!
  11. Still winning

    Day 4

    IS there any kind of hobby you could start when you're bored? Yes patience. Things drop into place in their own time but it can be tough to wait and do the one day at a time but it just does happen:) I changed my thinking to well I smoked for 25 years so it's gonna take some re-adjustment to be a non smoker, if that helps. xx
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  15. Don't ask about wearing the pants!!
  16. I feel the tea needs further explantion for good news, celebrate with a brew for bad news, sit with a cuppa and talk it through for a shock, add sugar For Tracey, sub for wine after the yard arm has passed :) Girl after my own heart!!
  17. ok, lol -8
  18. yey Sue!! That makes me -7 (and the next lady will go -8)
  19. Never give up!! :) -6 from me (hint -7 would be next for the girls, we count backwards whereas the boys count forwards...when I first saw the game the way I remembered it was this "typical, it's always the woman who has to go down" and then it made me remember)
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  23. so excited I forgot a number haha -1
  24. OMG BOOM!!! Chicks won one!! Virtual hi five DD :yu:

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