January 14, 20206 yr just got to 3 years last sunday hello to the regulars that remember me from when I joined,keep up the no smoking,and to all the ones just starting out,good luck and stick with it,it can be done as hard as it is, theres a lot of people here that are proof of that !
January 14, 20206 yr 8 hours ago, Old Man Coffee said: Three months quit today!!!! Congratulations, Old Man Coffee on your Three Months of Freedom ! How are you feeling ? How have the adjustments been going ? 6 hours ago, pedro68 said: just got to 3 years last sunday hello to the regulars that remember me from when I joined,keep up the no smoking,and to all the ones just starting out,good luck and stick with it,it can be done as hard as it is, theres a lot of people here that are proof of that ! and Pedro ! Congratulations on your Three Years of Freedom ! Hope everything is going great for you.
January 15, 20206 yr 8 hours ago, Old Man Coffee said: Three months quit today!!!! 7 hours ago, pedro68 said: just got to 3 years last sunday hello to the regulars that remember me from when I joined,keep up the no smoking,and to all the ones just starting out,good luck and stick with it,it can be done as hard as it is, theres a lot of people here that are proof of that ! Double thumbs-up.
January 16, 20206 yr On 1/14/2020 at 6:30 PM, Sazerac said: Congratulations, Old Man Coffee on your Three Months of Freedom ! How are you feeling ? How have the adjustments been going ? Still going strong. the main issue I'm having right now is that I suffer from very sharp, acute bouts of anxiety. When these bouts come on I feel like someone has reached inside my stomach and is squeezing my guts. This and the tension throughout my body feels an awful like nicotine withdraw, so I crave the smokes. What I realize is that it is really the anxiety and that I have kicked the physical need for nicotine- the cigarette will not help it. Otherwise, I'm enjoying my freedom everyday. I feel so proud that I have been able to do what a great number of people seem to find impossible and this forum has been a major factor in that. Thank you all for everything!
January 16, 20206 yr I am so sorry you are feeling such anxiety, @Old Man Coffee Nicotine often hides other medical issues we have so, do not hesitate to consult a health professional with your concerns. Also, caffeine is known to stimulate anxiety and here is a post from our friend, Joel Spitzer, about Possible Changes In Caffeine Tolerance Due to BP issues, I decided to quit caffeine too a year, or so, ago. The withdrawals were physically difficult and I don't recommend cold turkey but, I am really glad to be rid of that addiction too. If you ever think about quitting caffeine, you may find this thread helpful. Caffeine Withdrawal On the bright side, I am so glad you are appreciating and enjoying your Freedom. You will see many more benefits manifesting as the months/years pass. Thank you for sharing your quit with all of us. Your experiences and successes are sure to inspire.
April 18, 20206 yr Great work Mac! 2 weeks saying NOPE to Nicotine is fabulous. Be proud of what you've done!
April 25, 20206 yr Author Yay Mac! Congratulations Maybe you should try to redo your ticker, it seems to be a little behind?
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