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JackiMac

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Everything posted by JackiMac

  1. Petra many congrats on this fantastic quit, glad to be part of your journey, xxx
  2. MQ congratulations and thanks for all you do here for all of us xx
  3. Happy Birthday to uuuuuuuuu, Happy birthday to uuuuuu, have a lovely day Nancy big birthday hugs xxx
  4. Gorgeous Pictures, my son has a similar bond with one our our cats, its amazing to see xxx
  5. Rowly you have to focus on how fantastic you are doing, we are all addicts and we are all here to help and support each other, pm me if you want to vent, rant, rave let off steam its no problem if it helps, one step at a time and you will succeed xx
  6. JackiMac commented on Tink's blog entry in Tracey's Blog
    lovely to read this Tracey well done xx
  7. Bakon ahhh the tales we could tell of Bakon!.............a man of great mystery, as we say in ole blighty a good egg, although slightly cracked in the heid, likes us all to believe he is a tough one to crack, but underneath that hard exterior is a softer centre, he is a bit like the Scarlet Pimpernell........elusive ;) xx
  8. Sweet Kind Doreen awesome job be proud of yourself and your quit big hugs xx
  9. Nancy your such a lovely lovely lady and have helped so many here on Quittrain, well done 11 months, countdown to 1 whole year soon, you have been a huge inspiration to me and I love reading your kind words big hugs coming your way xx
  10. Dors fantastic well done and be proud xx
  11. Brittany absolutely so proud of you getting through, the first week is hellish but do you know something you will get through the other side a stronger and healthier person, and never have to go through it again, you are slowly ridding your body of the nicotine, the addiction will try its hardest to fight back but just kick its ass, show it the finger whatever it takes to get you through do it. I remember the crying well lol, but its a way of releasing tension and so much healthier than lighting up a cigarette and poisoning your body, suffocating your lungs and starving your blood of oxygen. Paints a pretty picture! Keep going you got this and your doing fantastic xx
  12. Paula Hunny be proud you are doing absolutely fantastic, a wonderful new life awaits you and you will be able to enjoy it smoke free into the bargain, you and your family are what is important, enjoy each new day that comes and live life to the fullest. Big Hugs to you xx
  13. JackiMac replied to Jenny's topic in Socializing
    Hug my cats every day, when they let me lol
  14. Petra I hear you and I second that one :P
  15. Long working day for me on a Thursday, have not thought about smoking at work at all and dont miss it, until today. We have a new Service Control Manager that has started, young 23, adorable, and today he kept disappearing for 5 to 10 mins at a time, yuuup a smoker!! I challenged him today, could smell it all the time, all the receptors pinged in my brain, arggghhh no not now, told him I had stopped over 4 months ago, and his reply "give into the crave," WTF....took out his packet of cigarettes and handed me one. I think I must have been catching flies the way my mouth just fell open, I have not looked at or held a cigarette for so long and here I had one in my hand, just right there, in my hand!! For all of 10 seconds I thought and then calmly said "No you are OK I am a non smoker" and gave it him back, and told him my aim was to get him to see sense and to stop smoking. But for that short space of time, being so close to a cigarette, boy was I tempted.
  16. Its amazing reading all the stories, me I just smoke my last cigarette on the night I planned to stop at the time I planned to stop, threw the empty 10 pack in the bin along with my lighter dusted my hands and said "Rights thats that then".,
  17. Charlie thank you so much for sharing your story and congratulations on 8 and half years quit x
  18. Brittany well done, everything you feel is completely normal, I remember the breathing freaked me out, felt like I was continually gasping, but like everything else in your quit journey it will pass, stay focused and remember when each day has passed you will never have to go through that day again, keep alert as well as the craves can creep up on you sometimes , remember DO NOT give into the crave, your body is beginning to heal you owe this to you, xx
  19. JackiMac replied to Brittany's topic in Celebrations!
    Well done Brittany, you are doing fantastic, one day at a time thats all you need to do, stay strong, and never worry about posting here, if you feel you want to SOS, natter, post something totally irrelevant then just do it, we all do lol. These lovely people have saved my ass a lot of times, and remember nothing may seem to odd, we have all been there at some point or another, keep climbing Brittany you can do this xx
  20. WOW amazing, thanks for all your support its great you are still here helping all of us in our quits, big hugs xx
  21. Fantastic be proud x
  22. Fantastic 3 months is brilliant xx
  23. cats stalk birds too just saying lol B)
  24. NOPE today
  25. Dammit I always miss the fun!! Brittany sorry to miss this last night, was snoring my head off, so glad to see you made it through and well done for posting, great teamwork as ever from the lovely people here on Quit Train, see no one brought out the buffet carriage though, you all should be ashamed no tea and biscuits!! Brittany I cried yesterday was an emotioanl wreck and all over the place, but its a healthy train wreck lol, its just the bodies way of releasing tension, I found in the early days repeating NOPE and deep breathing helped I am sure plenty of people around me thought I was a serial nutter, breathing heavily and muttering to myself :P but honestly whatever helps you to get through the crave you will get there and you will stay quit be stronger than the addiction xx

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