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Get the super glue with brush tip and brush on. Will give protective coat while healing. Much cheaper than new skin.

Get the super glue with the brush and brush it on. It gives it a protective coat while healing. Much cheaper than new skin.

Wow jillar that is pretty impressive 8n California.

It works fine. Get the superglue with the brush on the end and brush it on. It gives it a good coat while it heals. It is also much cheaper than that new skin.

Yes and it is supposed to cause rain and snow all across the U.S. I am sure your are excited about the rain.

I don't know how big your cut is jillar but I just use superglue. My husband got me using it and it works great.

Hollyleaf, this group also saved my life. I had smoked for 42 years, attempting every possible way to quit, until I stumbled across this forum. The members here guided me through the journey and helped carry me across the finish line. They helped me understand that I had the power to change my life. Make this forum your new addiction. There is plenty of friendship, education and humor.

Hollyleaf, just keep marching forward and don't look back. Yes, get rid of any leftover cigarettes because they are too much of temptation. I promise each day you will become stronger.

Welcome to our forum Annien. Just stopping is the only way you can quit. Smoking is such an awful addiction that keeps robbing us of life. Stay close to the forum because there is plenty of help here. You can do this!

Llinda, I am a crafter. Crafting has gotten me through many difficult times in my life. There are so many groups on the computer and women anxious to teach you. Like this forum, I have made friends all over the world. Maybe you have some craft you would like to share with others. Yes this pandemic sucks. I am finding it very difficult, especially since the weather has gotten cold and we are spending more times indoors. Keep telling yourself that this too shall pass.

Linda, you can rant, scream or even cry but don't smoke. I became addicted to this forum when I was quitting. I complained plenty and there was always someone who jumped in and helped me get through. We are here for you too. I promise it will become easier.

If you do not accept the fact that you have an addiction, you will relapse. I never thought I would be free of that ball and chain around my neck. It controlled every aspect of of my. Why would I want to be enslaved again. I don't! You need to become smarter than your crave. You need to understand that any relapse just leads back to your addiction!

Linda, that is the addiction waving it's ugly head at you. Stay strong. Each day without smoking gives you power and strength. You can do this.

Opah, glad you are okay and solidly on the right path with quitting!

@Judithis too shall pass. I never used a swear word before I started quitting. I had been married 41 years and found that tears and yelling had not affect anymore. The day I let my first f*** out my husband took notice! I loved the power I gained with my quit! Yes, I was crabby in the beginning of my quit. Now, I mean business😀!

Yes it is scary. I do think it is worse over here. My granddaughter, who is in college and works for a nursing home, has gotten her second shot. They are doing essential workers and those above 75 years of age. We are in the next group, 65 and older, which is scheduled for Feb. 8th. My husband and I are really hibernating because he is scheduled for his second knee replacement next Wed. the 27th. We are holding our breaths they do not cancel elective surgery.

Great going Deb. 20 days is awesome. Keep that wonderful quit going.

The day will come when you will walk by those smokers and just think yuck! I find this is me nowadays!

Wow jillar. This is great way to present it!

Linda, I am so glad you are back. Don't let smoking rob you of anymore of your life. Ten days is awesome and well getting the nicotine out of your system. Now is the time to change that pattern of thinking that leads you back to smoking. They are just thoughts and you can power through them. Stay close this time and shout out when you want to smoke. We will be here to bring you back to your senses!

I have been quit 2 and 1/2 years. I smoked for 42 years. I also have anxiety issues and diagnosed with panic disorder. Smoking does not help your anxiety and only makes it worse. As you continue your quit, you will find improvement with your anxiety. There is also medication you can take. I have been on it for years. It is far better to take medication than to smoke a joint to self medicate. I think you definitely should consult a heart doctor because the heart is nothing to fool with. Not smoking is the best thing to do for your health. It does not take long being quit, before you start feeling the benefits. Keep that wonderful quit going.

Gee Doreen, I would offer you my hubby. He has been doing handyman stuff since he retired. I do love the break when he is busy. It is great having a fix it husband. I don't know how people afford it.

Welcome blissvixen. Hang tough, you really have been through the tough part already. The nicotine is out of your system. Your addict brain is just messing with you. Every time you power through your craves, the stronger you become. Check in with your physician to make sure there aren't any health issues and give your body time to heal.

I don't know Dogbelly, we use a GPS when we travel in our RV and the "lady in the box" has sent us the wrong way many of the times. You sound like quite the avdventurer with your off-roading.