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Mee

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Everything posted by Mee

  1. Keep going. You are doing great and an inspiration to me.
  2. Twenty days and it was actually a good day. I actually felt like I wanted the quit more than the cigarette. Every time the thought entered my mind, I would take a deep breath and exhale and the thought would pass. Maybe I have this after all. ?
  3. Great video. Thanks for sharing. Important part of quitting is changing behaviors. Adding this one to my arsenal of weapons to keep me on this journey.
  4. Well Blur. You and I can support each other and do it together. This is a great place for you to be. There is a lot of great info and friendship.
  5. If you broke your 52 year habit, it gives me encouragement I can break my 46 year habit. It does help not wanting to disappoint my cheering section!
  6. I'm on it. I can't believe the junk food I am craving. Will definitely do the Googling addiction.
  7. Still hanging in but feel like I'm on the edge.
  8. The days just aren't passing fast enough and the problems that I drown with my smoking seem to be so much more exacerbated! My mind is trying to tell me that I coped because I smoked but I know that isn't accurate. I keep thinking of that first cigarette in my life and how many long years I smoked. Then I think that it is too late for me - I smoked way too long. Then again, that is what brought me here hoping that this is my last stop chance to quit. Right now I am feeling depressed because I'm not smoking but I felt depressed when I was smoking. I keep reading the posts to see when that craving will go away and it does seem to be a long journey. Then I begin to think the journey is too long for me. I know I am rambling but I know it is better than smoking. ?
  9. I'm definitely hanging here. Even my husband hasn't called me sweetheart in a while. ☺️ I am definitely hanging here. My husband hasn't called me sweetheart in a while?
  10. Boy that explains exactly how I feel. My dad keeps falling and he can't get up. Mom calls the rescue squad and they pick him up but he refuses to go to the hospital. He has ripped the skin open on both arms and is in a mess. Of course he wanted me to take care of them but I refused and took him to the doctor. I actually handle my dad much better when I am crabby. It is a good thing that I took him because he had to see a specialist, who was able to arrange for a visiting nurse to come to the house to dress the wounds. Thanks for being there.
  11. Are you asking me? Hanging in but so ready to give in to the crave. I'm so crabby, my husband is hiding. Thought I would feel better by now. The days aren't going fast enough. I haven't been able to be on the site because I have been busy with Dr. appts. with my Dad. Takes a lot of my time but you can't smoke at the Drs. so it is a good thing right now.
  12. I am fascinated. How did you do that? So cute!
  13. I'm only in the beginning and the days are just taking forever to pass. Is there a day that I will not even think of that smoke? I am so impressed with your strength. Keep on going!

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