I quit a week and a day ago. The physical discomfort, that void within, starving for nicotine, is barely a whisper on the wind. I'm feeling healthier. I'm jogging, my lungs are pumping easier. It's a good place to be.

I feel the romantic nostalgia for nicotine growing, but my defenses of common sense and dreams are holding steadfast.

 

I wish you, however far you've come, to feel pride in yourself for making it this far.

Great post @Pilgrim  Keep up the wonderful work.  It does get better the further you go along.  Awesome job!

 

Edited April 8, 20251 yr by johnny5

I agree, great post pilgrim. You're done with Hell week, the hardest week of them all 

Edited April 8, 20251 yr by jillar

Good job @Pilgrim! 

I like how you're focusing on the positive things you see even this early into your quit. Keep focused on the positives you see and don't let those nostalgic thoughts of nicotine steer you in the wrong direction. Those thoughts will grow weaker and less frequent the longer you remain quit. That I promise you👍

Great attitude, 

Well done , here is a well earned Pat on the back 🐸

Great focus & attitude.  Keep it up!  

Well done! For quit vaping, I strongly recommend trying PuffStats. This app has been incredibly helpful for me it made it easy to track my habits, set goals, and see real progress, which kept me motivated and made quitting much more manageable.

Lovely!

It's the best place to be. And it only gets better, and better, and better. And then you look back and you laugh and you think- that's what it was, that's how easy it always was, to quit and stay quit. 

Just beware of the tricks your mind plays on you, because you know, like a spoilt child it wants its gummies.