Yep, just over 24 hours, without nicotine. No quit-smoking aids, but the QT.

 

Thank you, everyone, for putting up with my rantings and such before quitting. I really appreciate your patience. I needed to prepare myself for the quit, and get familiar with the QT.

 

Thank you, for welcoming me.

 

The first 24 hours quit, where a surprise. I am not having the old-familiar cravings. (You know, those seemingly every minute jolts of "I want a cigarette"). Maybe, just maybe, I am finally experiencing an "Easy Peasy" quit.

 

:)

So proud of you my friend!  reach out to any of us if you need to.  xx

Mike- This Forum and it's people have been a huge positive component in my quit along

with the footwork I've had to do. I wish you All The Best !

Yay you - I too hope this is your easy peasy quit ! We're here for whatever support you need

Great Job Mike :)

Good for you Mike :)

 

On day at a time is a great way to go!

Thinking about it,is worse than doing it I think....our brains are our worse enemies...

Well done mike....one day at a time....and this board.....it's in the bag ....

Mike!!!!!

Very happy to see you here, you were very instrumental to me at the start of my quit, probably don't remember me but I looked up to you and you were one of the people that would say the right thing at the right time for me, very grateful to you for that and all the help you gave, if there is anything I can do to help you on this journey just like you did me, don't hesitate to ask, I was jajasue, sorry you fell off the wagon but great job on getting back on, congrats to you on day 1, really well done x

Sweet Freedom

for 

You.

Worth

any

discomfort.

NOPE.

Love,

S

Awesome

Yep, just over 24 hours, without nicotine. No quit-smoking aids, but the QT.

 

Thank you, everyone, for putting up with my rantings and such before quitting. I really appreciate your patience. I needed to prepare myself for the quit, and get familiar with the QT.

 

Thank you, for welcoming me.

 

The first 24 hours quit, where a surprise. I am not having the old-familiar cravings. (You know, those seemingly every minute jolts of "I want a cigarette"). Maybe, just maybe, I am finally experiencing an "Easy Peasy" quit.

 

:)

 

Congrats...stay on your toes though.

Well done, Mike!  One day at a time, my friend!!

One dat at a time is all that can be done. Congratulations!