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I bought 2 cigarettes too ,

But then i took a bath , felt fresh ,killed the dullness and threw away the 2 cigarettes too .

 

Somehow survived a very very dull day without smoking

😁

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Good job sticking to your quit.  I am glad you had the power to throw them out.  Cigarettes do nothing to serve you! 

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Move a Muscle, change a thought...

 

 

I have been in the same place and actually done the same(got a couple ciggs), when i didnt smoke and beat the crave the feeling of victory was so good. Going for walks was a big thing for me (move a muscle , change a thought) . The crave will pass and dealing with the situations get better and better. Good job @Sunshine59, remember this next time for some help 

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Great Job sunshine59, whatever you can do to get rid of the craving.  As Whispers states -- take a walk that always helps me.  I have had thoughts of getting a pack but always look at where I am at and the overall improvements, if it gets drastic I pull out the plastic cigarette I have and suck in straight air and it seems to do the trick.  You have this and doing well!!!!

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Good job throwing them out sunshine, you should be super proud of yourself! :) And like @Martian5 I pulled out my air cigarette when craves got too drastic and it did he trick every time :)

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I'm glad you successfully fought through that, Sunshine.  I read that you got two cigarettes and I feared the worst.  I'm glad you threw them away without lighting up..

 

Good job.  If you ever get to this point again, though, please reach out for help here before even buying the cigarettes.  That is too close.

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Thanks for all the replies ,

That was very close , because i don't usually buy cigarettes even when i have cravings . This time i bought cigarettes , but i was able to throw it away just in time  before i lighted it up .

 

 

😁

 

 

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