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RoryPlog is 4 Months Quit Today!!

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Great job Rory :) 4 months smoke free is a great accomplishment. Celebrate all your hard work today!

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Way to go Rory on reaching 4 months quit! I miss your (:1_grinning:) face around here and hope you are doing well. Congratulations!

Fantastic work on 4 months quit Rory. Hope you are doing well. 

Congratulations on your Four Months of Freedom, RoryPlog !

Feeling the love. Thank you all very much. 

I am doing really well. The moments of crave are farther apart, sometimes days. I am not obsessing like previous attempts. 

My health is slowly improving. I have been checked head to toe, stress tested, arteries ultrasounded. I have some blockage, but as long as I stay off the smokes my doctors have told me I won’t have to take pills or have any repairs done for the near future. 

This is huge news. I sadly will admit, since I quit I felt my health sliding, my energy has disappeared, I was afraid that my quit was too late. 

I know I smoked too long. I am happy that for the time being my body will begin to mend and the smoking seems to be fading into a nasty memory. 

Your constant support is huge, I thank you from the bottom of my heart. 

 

Rory

3 hours ago, RoryPlog said:

Feeling the love. Thank you all very much. 

I am doing really well. The moments of crave are farther apart, sometimes days. I am not obsessing like previous attempts. 

My health is slowly improving. I have been checked head to toe, stress tested, arteries ultrasounded. I have some blockage, but as long as I stay off the smokes my doctors have told me I won’t have to take pills or have any repairs done for the near future. 

This is huge news. I sadly will admit, since I quit I felt my health sliding, my energy has disappeared, I was afraid that my quit was too late. 

I know I smoked too long. I am happy that for the time being my body will begin to mend and the smoking seems to be fading into a nasty memory. 

Your constant support is huge, I thank you from the bottom of my heart. 

 

Rory

 

It's good to hear from you buddy and glad the quit is going well. Here's to even better days ahead!

Sorry I'm late Rory, bet well bloody done on being 4 months in. Its on wards and upwards from here. 

Glad to hear from you Rory, and that you're doing okay. Slowly but surely, everything gets better when we quit smoking. You will too.

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