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Congratulations on a half year quit queenB, that's HUGE!!!!

One of the first things I noticed too Phil but only because my tongue was so sore for the first three or four weeks. Guess it was from shedding that thick film and emerging new again. Reciprocity is right too about the food,

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I miss my Cocoa And think of him all the time Rest in peace my bun....

Only one day?

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We Will Never Forget.......

tocevoD, when I quit I was determined to keep enjoying my couple of beers in the evenings. I mean really, if I had to give that up to than I'd be perfect and who wants to be around that lol. Anyway, I stayed close to home for a good month. Only venturing out if my never smoker hubby could accompany me because I didn't trust myself and I made sure to have my couple of beers each evening. Even when I wasn't feeling like a beer. And it worked, drinking is not a factor at all and hasn't been from the start of my quit. Maybe try that this time? Thanks for checking in, its good to see you

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Thank you for checking in Richard, the whole first year is the hardest. Be it quitting or the death of a loved one Smoking can and for most of us did produce brain fog for some time when we first quit. I can't remember how long it was for me but it was a good couple of months. Hopefully you'll get some answers soon and be on the road to feeling better at least physically. I'll be keeping you in my thoughts...……...

Sunshine, there's nothing wrong with using the nicotine gum to stop smoking. Many people have been successful at it. The reason you should have a quit day for the gum too is that the nicotine in them is what keeps you craving. Nicotine is highly addictive and unless you wean yourself off it eventually, you'll risk caving to smoking again.

Congratulations on 3 years Diane, hope you're doing well

Welcome @Travis Trapani, glad to have another quitter on board our train I found that having a group of people really helped in knowing I wasn't alone in my battle to conquer this addiction. No one knows better what we go through than us Drink lots of water or juice, have sweets on hand, I craved soft peppermint puffs for the whole first year of my quit so you may find you have a craving for sweets. Listen to your body. It knows what it needs to get you to freedom

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