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I'm angry.

 

No. I'm past angry. I'm in a full blown mother fuc king rage.

 

I keep thinking I need a cigarette to calm down.

 

I don't know what else to do.

 

I don't know if I'm strong enough to do today.

 

I have to calm down and walking isn't cutting it.

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Tiff..you've heard of my punching pillow..I had angry times..

The only way through it ..is to fight..with everything you've got..

Your junkie brain is trying to convince you ..to have a cig and all will be well...

Can you imagine how angry you will be ..if you throw away another great quit..

The only way to win ..is to fight..

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I have to calm down and walking isn't cutting it.

So run.

 

Run!

 

Sarge guarantees after the first mile-and-a-half you won't be wanting to smoke again for at least 3 or 4 hours. And after that if you still want to smoke, run some more.

 

Keep running until you no longer want to smoke or the anger goes away.

 

Sooner or later both will happen.

 

With or without running.

 

With or without a cigarette.

 

Sooner or later both will happen.

 

You will no longer want to smoke AND the anger goes away.

 

 

 

 

Easy Peasy

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Scream, cry, rant, rave, stand on your head, stay in the shower until there is no hot water, cuddle your animals...anything but smoke!  You know damn good and well that the only thing that will accomplish is to awaken the addiction and put you right back to a pack a day.  You know this!

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If a cigarette was the magic elixir that cures anger, we would have been eternally calm and in a constant state of zen when we were smoking.  Realistically, we had stress and anger when we smoked and on top of all that were almost constantly in some varying degree of withdrawal.  Nicotine leaves the system more quickly during times of stress, so we needed more cigarettes during stressful times.  Smoking doesn't alleviate anger, it compounds it.

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Hi Tiffany . I am new here .

 

Sorry I missed your post yesterday,  but as I was reading your post this evening and the messages to you  I could see you were  being cared for by some real special and caring people . Strength in numbers :)

I was glad when I came to your message that you made it through . 

Hope today you are doing better ?

 

I remember that anger I had . My anger was at cigarettes and I literally went into my bedroom and screamed into a pillow .

I was so angry at this addiction.  Angry that quitting was hard ;  because here I was battling everyday , cryng every day , fighting every day and where was my joy ? .Then Tiffany right after that time , or maybe a few months later,  I decided not to fight anymore . Instead I surrendered  . Surrendered to my quit  . I  accepted that it will be what it will be and if I just take one day at a time I will be ok . Just don't smoke I would tell myself . 

 

Keep your quit Tiffany ; you have a great quit going there ; work through what needs to be worked through .

Look after yourself and be proud .

You did good posting and working it through .

Great job .

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Please let us know what's going on!

Hey, 

 

It's been a rough couple of days.  Tuesday..... that was a day of just pure rage.  Wednesday...... still angry.  Thursday...... getting better.  It's an employee at work.  I can deal with alot but some things just are too much.  And I have a good rapport with my employees (always have had) but this one female just grates me and I broke on Tuesday.  MY boss wouldn't even talk to me (he knows me very well) and knew I was not to be reckoned with for a while.  

 

I have hurt my ribs about a month ago and I am sick and tired of this doggone pain.  I can't even sleep cause it hurts so bad.  

 

And then to top it off, my son blew up his motor in his truck so we had to go shopping for a new one and I was exhausted.  

 

I know it sounds stupid but it does help posting on here when I feel like smoking.   I had to white knuckle it sometimes.  I thought about going to the store and buying a pack.... thought about my favorite glow in the dark ashtray.  I thought about just never coming back here and accepting the fact that I will always be a smoker.  I didn't feel like holding myself accountable for myself.  But I did have a sense of accountability to y'all.  So in the end,  I just kinda backed off from everyone........ and everything.  Slept when I could.  

 

And today was MUCH MUCH better !!!!  My son has a new truck.  I'm not angry at the broad that I have working for me anymore.  (although I still don't think I like her) and I got some much needed sleep last night.  And I have an appt on Monday for my ribs cause nothing is helping.  

 

So in answer to your question.... still smoke free and feeling MUCH MUCH better !!!!

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