January 24, 20179 yr I remind myself that quitting smoking is a process. The nicotine is now out of my system (or so I have read), but the side-effects continue. My sinuses had decided today would be a good day shut down and not function. Don't care, I am staying on target. Falling asleep last night took forever and I'm groggy and a little punch-drunk this morning. Don't care, I am staying on target. Brain fog has crept in and I just type "uv" and not "of" and I am pretty sure that's wrong. Don't care, I am staying on target. Today's mantra: Stay on target
January 24, 20179 yr So AWESOME!!! Everything sounds like your quit is going GREAT!!! Your sinus issues may be your body cleaning out all those toxins. Stay on target! It's so worth it!
January 24, 20179 yr Keep fighting the good fight.... soon you will reach the summit and arrive. They other side is nothing short of awesomeness. Keep on keepin on.
January 24, 20179 yr Hour by hour you can get by in the beginning. No point turning back now since each hour brings you closer to squashing the craves for good.
January 24, 20179 yr I love this post...stay on target..of course..it only gets better ... All temporary... Soon all the little niggly bits will dissapear...your body is a bit confused at the moment.. But it will settle down soon enough..
January 24, 20179 yr That's how the process works. The objective has been clearly defined and the path is straightforward. Any bumps in the road or foggy patches encountered are merely minor obstacles that cannot derail a person on a mission. With the benefits offered by the process, this journey will pay dividends not even imagined on day one. Buckle up, knuckle down, drive on.
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