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  1. Hi leap youre so close and I can hear you want it so please make that leap! I used patches and they really got me through the first week. I really used them only for about 3 weeks but if I had needed them for longer would have used them. I see smoking as the problem not NRT. I was here so many times before I quit and everyone supported me with no judgement. This place is great and with all the help here you can do it!
  2. Oh sandi just caught up from the last few days - you are doing great! Forget those urges - they’re not gonna stop you! Truthfully, a cigarette will not make life easier or relationship troubles less. We all know that! Nor will it make you feel better - you would feel sick, dizzy and really disappointed in yourself - so there’s no real option for you, but to keep going. I have found that signing up to nope board helps with the urges…. Even if I really want a cigarette I’ve made a pledge for the day so can’t have a cigarette until tomorrow- the urge is always gone by then as let’s face it they only last 5-10 mins. Take it off the table - im getting that feeling reading your posts - you are clearly saying that you will not buy any. keep on keeping on
  3. Look how fab you are already! You haven’t smoked and you’re crushing this quit - you should be so proud of what you’re doing You are doing so great! Over 3 months already and you’re here for all of us everyday. Take the time to recognize how great you’re actually doing!
  4. Well I’m over a month in already! if there’s anybody in the early stages, or just reading around wanting to quit - the only advice I would give is to go for it! It’s hard but not impossible! Use this site -:post often and get support - you will need it! After only even a month I don’t miss smoking. I no longer constantly think about cigarettes and I’m really thankful every day that I can breathe easily…. Sign up to nope - it’s only committing you to non smoking for 1 day - if it gets terrible, you can smoke the following day - BUT you won’t want to! the people here are really what makes the difference - such a supportive group of people who have all been through the same thing!
  5. Great achievement
  6. Still here! Still got shingles and in pain … but I made 4 weeks! Super happy but yesterday weather was crappy and I just couldn’t figure out how to use all this free time up - in the past, I would just have sat outside and smoked! I think I’m going to have to find an inside hobby …. posting a little less often - but read everyday and still committed. Hope we are all doing well on the train
  7. DAY 22 Still going strong. Have shingles and the worst pain in the world.not even thinking of smoking but ingesting edibles 24/7 to try and dull the pain. It’s shitty today - well really the last few days - can’t sit, can’t sleep but I haven’t smoked! oh and we also have forest fires so waiting to see if we have to evacuate! Give me strength.
  8. Hi sandi149 im a type 1 diabetic and a very recent quitter! What can I help you with? Are you craving carbs or sweet things? not smoking is the absolutely most important thing for your health - especially as a diabetic!
  9. You’re exactly right - how can we have just wasted so much money? He is aware of the cost but I am not mentioning a word to him - I know he is happy that I have quit and supports me, but he’s not there yet! I’m sure he’s not too far away from making his own decision!
  10. Well done Sandi149 - you’ve taken the biggest step already! I’m a new quitter too - only a couple of weeks in and have found my cravings are much less now - some harder days but I’m just set in my mind that I won’t smoke a cigarette. In the first few days I felt so much panic that I would never be able to have a cigarette again - if only I could have just1! But I can’t have just 1 - that’s why I’ve been a smoker for decades. just imagine if in 2 short weeks you have lost the urge to smoke again! How good would that feel? You are so close now - make up your mind you can do it and just carry on - you’re already succeeding x
  11. That’s the key -once I’ve signed up to nope I can’t smoke until the next day- so I have to get on with it! Mostly seems easy - not always
  12. Thanks all of you -it really makes a difference feeling you all cheering me on - determined to succeed for you all!

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