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Hello Everyone! 

 

I have been smoking a pack a day for 4-5 years. This is not my first time trying to quit smoking, but this time I decided to finally do it. I am looking for a place to vent and for some sort of support. I will post in here most likely once or twice a day telling ya'll about how I want to smash something or punch a wall ;) So starting tomorrow (09.24) I will not start my day by puffing on a cigarette. I can already feel how hard it is going to be, but I'm ready. Here it goes!

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Welcome to Quit Train Unguided! We will certainly be happy to help guide you through your quit journey.And yes, come here as often as you wish to rant & rave as well as gather information on nicotine addiction and quitting. You'll get lots of support here and we have all been through the same process so we DO get it! Give us your best and worst - we can take it.

 

Saz has given you some great links to start with so take advantage of them. Knowledge is power - the power to put your nicotine addiction to sleep. Also, look to the positives. Even in the early days there are positive things happening. Saving money on smokes, you no longer smell like a stale ashtray. Your sense of smell and taste will improve fairly quickly. There's lots to be happy about and those nasty quit symptoms only stay around for a short while. The benefits last forever :) 

 

I hope you stick around. Those that participate often tend to be successful more times than not. You see, by coming here and interacting with other quitters often, you strengthen your own quit and by supporting others here, the same thing happens - your quit gets stronger. It's a win win for you!

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Welcome aboard Unguided.

 

There will be challenges along the way when you quit.  However, I found that the actual quit wasn't as bad as the anxiety I had right before I quit.

 

Don't exhaust yourself with worry leading up to the quit.

 

You are on the path to setting yourself free.  Enjoy the ride.

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Don't worry Unguided.  We will guide you through.  You are so smart to quit after only smoking 4 to 5 years.  Many of us have smoked a lifetime.  

You only experience a couple of difficult weeks and then it is a matter of changing your thinking.  You can do this.  Educate yourself, stay close to the forum and we are here for you.

You can do this! 

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On 9/23/2019 at 9:06 PM, Unguided said:

I will post in here most likely once or twice a day telling ya'll about how I want to smash something or punch a wall

 

Ha, people do become more annoying when you give up. The first thing I noticed when I quit was how much more energy I had after a few days. Hang in there with us, you can do it.

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