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Still winning

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  1. I love yoga!! Sun salutations is yoga isn't it, warrior is a yoga pose, oops, should have checked first lol. Mine gave me some superb core and upper body strength without making me muscly, I like Tara Lee :) So I did insanity. Who knew you had muscles on the outside top of your thighs but you do and ouchy! First time in a long time I've felt sore after exercise...pretty excited to go back nest week. At the end I saw my reflection and thought "oh look, I resemble a ribena berry" (blackcurrent juice for our overseas brigade) haha. I was maroon!! 20 mins of yoga and a 20 min walk today to take it easy :)
  2. Don't know how I missed this, sorry my lovely. I always watched for you when you used to post, you and dors, as you were ahead of me and where I was reaching for :) I miss the gentleness of your posts but am forever grateful we shared the journey. Massive congrats on 11 RWW, get ready for that lido party. xx
  3. Fabulous my lovely friend. You are alwaysthere for everyone, it's fitting we celebrate both you and your quit. Much love. xx
  4. Wow Pippa, 1 1/2 years is inspirational!! I remember you answering my early posts and me thinking, wow, she must be the quitting goddess with so much time and energy :) Lovely work my friend, awesome support, always. Lots of love from me and thanks too. xx
  5. I am so proud of you Jess. I know a lot of others will be proud of you too. 3 months is no small feat. You have beaten addiction back time and again over the last quarter. Remember they are just thoughts and we are all always here for you. Much love beauty. x
  6. Sorry, meant this pic :)
  7. Thought this looked lush...then noticed the wine glass was empty. Pippa, shame on you. NOPE lol
  8. Proud of you both!! All sounding very positive for "wanting" the quit which I always think is so crucial. How are the patches oneistoo?? Having any troubles sleeping? Are you feeling excited/scared a combo of both? x
  9. I know, it's so frustrating, I remember it well :) BUT it is doing it's thing, I and a ton of other people have quit using it. It engages the quit alongside your desire to not be a smoker anymore...in tandem I think it's a fabulous drug. Yes I know most people don't want to mess with their own brains but mine, like yours, kept treacling smoking when I didn't want to lol. All good in the hood sweets but please keep recording. Then when you are superbly successful we can bump to inspire others and say, keepat it :)
  10. I quit on what would be day 16...sorry...I know that's not what you want to hear but I want to be honest. I had loads of side effects, none of them cut me down smoking....but I was determined I would "just know" and I did on the eve of day 15, planned the quit the next day (too much planning time is always bad for me, I'm a f it type of planner) and did. Dunno if that helps or not really? I know Bassman said he was around week 3 when he quit The packet tells you to start and set a quit date between day 8 and 14, I'm guessing that means they expect it take a min of a week to feel some "let's get quittin" about you! x
  11. Argh heap of shit nano thing. Chris presses all the buttons and music happens via the oversized speaker...i press loads of buttons and swear at it as well and fukc all happens. Fcuking hate technology and only wanted a bloody little speaker anyway. tosser technology heap of shit.
  12. Quit buddies can be make or break and congrats Laura and oneistoo. Try to keep in touch and message each other, even if it's just to say you alright? My quit buddy finds promoting the idea of physical violence or name calling perfectly acceptable lol, become friends and you'll find if you struggle for you...you might hold on for them if that makes sense. Pleased you're good Laura. Been in my thoughts. xx
  13. Sorry I missed this but wanted to say welcome. Some great tips, water and breathing are great and who knew it could be such a help :) Look forward to getting to know you. xx
  14. Hi and welcome :) Someone said to me early days the way to fight this is with knowledge. Understanding what we are doing works far better then brute strength so the reading and watching the videos are a really good first step. Chantix is a great help and now you are getting all the toxins and nicotine out of your system, amazingly 72 hours after putting out the lastcig you are nicotine free!! It will help to take sips of fruit juice, any but cranberry works quickest...the fruit juice helps with your blood sugar levels which jump about a little while they get used to no nicotine. Otherwise you can feel tired. x
  15. As much as I love my Yoga connected to the elements I have decided to add Insanity classes once a week starting tonight...wish me luck (and life). If I don't make it I loved you all :D xx
  16. I think a number of us obtained at least one child that way haha. Good that there's nothing to report, it means all is going forward without many effects...defo good sounding news to me. x
  17. Aww thanks guys, I always get a fuzzy feeling at these celebrations...mine and others. I have lined up an interesting treat of my first ever insanity work out class tonight, and a chinese takeaway afterwards assuming I make it through!! Thank you for the comments, it is lovely to read and very motivating to hit the milestones. Love you all. xx
  18. morning laura :) NOPE from me too. x
  19. Chris is still going on about doing this trip one year lol. When are you going? Hope you get to meet some more peeps, it was fun meeting up :) x
  20. Oneistoo, Look up William Ernest Henley's "Invictus" poem, it was also a fabulous support for me quitting and before that in troublesome times.. Out of the night that covers me Black as the pit from pole to pole I thank whatever gods may be for my unconquerable soul I often think words can create a strong sense of belief. I also think it's what makes things like NOPE and SNOT powerful. Good on you ripping the nicotine plaster (band aid?) off! You will still have to do the work but a support group is invaluable. Perhaps you needed to learn a bit more to be ready to think of it. x
  21. A number of people had no side effects and some have loads. I just wanted to add like you, I was apprehensive to try for what might happen...i got loads of side effects...still felt ok to carry on and best decision I ever made!! I want you to know if I had that choice again, I'd be happy to go through all that and some to get here... Happy you feel positive about it Wendy. xx
  22. It was an ingenius idea to check in and for you to diarise feelings!! I only kept track of the emotional stuff, not the physical so can't give you any advice on brain squeezing. I do want to say I turned into a bit of a fruit loop emotionally after a few days. I decided to run with it as I was desperate to quit, keep talking and keep in touch in case you need some support there. xx
  23. proud of you too Jess. NOPE with you. xx
  24. Just be, sensible self advice and I genuinely, like your style! No big thinking, or life changing...protect the quit, in whatever way that looks like for these early days. Rest more, be kind to yourself, TREAT yourself... this day by day living is very healthy and "be"ing where you are is important. I see you understand more then the average joe on ways of thinking due to your education, that's a good thing. Learn about addiction to nicotine...absolutely read, watch, learn. Then take each day as it comes, each minute sometimes. We are all here to will you on. x

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