February 20, 20224 yr Today marks my 7th day of not smoking. I woke up this morning with a feeling I can't explain except that for some reason I felt a bit better. Oh craves come and go and triggers aplenty to work through but this was more of an internal change. I seemed more relaxed. Still coughing but breathing a bit better. Maybe it's my brain getting more oxygen. I don't know. Maybe the anxiety has let up some. But it's the first time in 7 days that I felt a bit better. Will not get complacent or let my guard down, just enjoying this while it lasts.
February 20, 20224 yr Good work @Sunshine to get to your first week is an amazing achievement. Glad to hear today seems alittle better for you, remember that nice feeling when you get a bad day, they will become more and more as you move through the weeks and into months.
February 20, 20224 yr Congratulations Sunshine! That first week is a huge accomplishment. Keep up the great work!
February 20, 20224 yr Good for you, @Sunshine! Glad to hear you a feeling a bit better. Now stick with it and continue reaping the rewards.
February 20, 20224 yr This is great news Sunshine! The feeling you get each time you reach a milestone or crush a crave never gets old! 🤗
February 20, 20224 yr That is fantastic @Sunshine, hell week didn't stand a chance against you! Well done Edited February 20, 20224 yr by jillar
February 20, 20224 yr That is truly amazing. Yes, there will be challenging days ahead. But, IMHO, getting a week down especially because it can be so challenging makes us really want to keep going. And every day, no matter how tough, is better without smoking! Edited February 20, 20224 yr by KEL
February 21, 20224 yr Wonderful! Good for you for making it through the week. You are off to a fine start and here's to looking forward to seeing you each day on the pledge thread.
February 21, 20224 yr Yay you, Sunshine! The longest, hardest week is behind you now. Keep up the great work!
February 21, 20224 yr Great job Sunshine. The challenging moments become fewer and further between as you continue. Let the high times carry the lows.
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