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Still winning

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  1. Sweetie that sounds like a bad day, of which I don't have any advice to offer you. But yes I will send strength and prayers for you, that I can do. I can also tell you if you just get past the smoking thoughts minute by minute if you need too, they will pass. IT ALWAYS PASSES and what you're left with is sweet freedom and a quit that's intact. xx
  2. Aww sounds pants Susana. However it's ok to want a "bloody" cigarette but not ok to HAVE a bloody cigarette. You may also be grumpy about it from time to time, as long as you don't smoke. Soon you won't want at all, just sit tight and this too will pass. Anyone with an illness would not want you to stop your life or not acknowledge how you are because of them. I tend to favour bandits suggestion of she probably thinks you shouldn't too. Get your feelings out of you, they are healthier out there in the ether then bottled up like a smoking volcano inside of you! xx
  3. Fast days should be 600 calories. Normal days should be in the 1400 region, higher on the days you exercise according to the fitness page the guys refer too. I used to do shakes and salad on fast days and eat normal the rest of the week and still lost 1lb every other week. Just can't do the fasting anymore now but get your calories slightly higher or you'll be unwell. xx
  4. Agree with Action's treat suggestion, especially if times have felt hard work and you get through them. Good work at getting through some stress and not reaching for the dreaded cig. It really never did help us, although we convinced ourselves it did at the time. Non smokers function much better with stress as they don't need to break to puff. The brain looks at the problem rather than creating a need for more drugs. It does mean you will sometimes need to buy yourself some time and deep breaths or walking were really helpful to many before you. xx
  5. Doreen I am so so happy for you. I am delighted you have your foot, and that you found a new level of energy and finances. Selfishly I'm also happy you've been on the board helping and supporting others and I. Big congratulations on your 1 year celebration. xx
  6. Happy birthday Vic, hope it's a good one. x
  7. My eyes seem to be watering a little, shhh. Hope it's fabulous and the jetlag is ok. xx
  8. 20 minute power walk, followed by 20 minutes core pilates (ironically without weights) and into hoovering and mopping the kitchen and lounge.
  9. Lol Pippa, zombie apocolypse en route :) Thanks for pilates info, this dvd always uses weights (which is fine) but I didn't think it was standard to do so. x
  10. Yesterday 20 minutes pilates, 5 mins exercise bike. Does anyone know is pilates always with weights?
  11. Will light a candle and send healing strength. x
  12. 11 months is fabulous, as are you!! Massive congrats. x
  13. NOPE to smoking and scotch broth soup ever again :)
  14. Still winning replied to bakon's topic in Games
    whatever :) 0
  15. Still winning replied to bakon's topic in Games
    oohhhh :( 0
  16. Lol, no but I will be waif like and happier - therefore there will be more space on the swearing thread?! ;) Bandit, all sorted :) Actually super easy to work! And damn, I eat too many calories. No wonder I'm getting lardy :( Work in progress now.
  17. Children I have no idea, they rarely bother me (it's grown ups I don't like, kids are normally ok). Re smokers tell them! This morning I'm getting cash out of the machine and suddenly I'm surrounded by smoke - so I simply turned and said some personal space away from your smoke would be great thanks. He stepped back (not far enough but better). I think we try and repress too much generally. Maybe you could ask to move table further away from the noisy family next time?
  18. Still winning replied to Tink's topic in Off The Record
    Exciting times!! There is no such thing as "too many shoes", wash your mouth out for even suggesting such a thing :) Have fun, life is an adventure to be lived. xx
  19. Yeah I learnt that too :( Still, lesson learnt and onwards and upwards!! Ok, so you have got the if I have 1 it's game over answer, you need that answer to move on in my humble opinion. Have you got the reason you smoke in the first place? Why did you smoke? Normal gum or nicotine gum? If normal you will need some fruit juice to sip the first 3 days to help your blood sugars regulate or you will feel tired. x
  20. Hey I was thinking of you the other day, great to see you back. What have you learnt from the other quits? We all have in common more than one quit, but a learning from each one gives us the ability to understand and hold on this time. What steps have you put in place this time to help when you trigger? Is this plan better then last time. How are you quitting, cold turkey? The more you tell us, the more we can help and the more accountable you make yourself the better. With you and ready when you are.
  21. You know what I'm just glad you held on. Aine is right, totally an addiction thing, some people do the easy thing, others do the "hang on by a thread thing"! I think you are doing so well though, truly I do. I also think you have learnt more then you realize, cause you held this quit. That you've called a whole lotta names, you held it anyway. But honestly, read some more. Help is best when it resonates deep inside of you and some of the stories and writing just will. And seriously, well done on the sos. I know you hate saying you need help or something is bad...bloody ace job!!

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