It's been 8 hours. Feel like giving in so much
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It's been 8 hours since my last cigarette. Please someone remind me why I'm doing this :(
Edit- thank you so much for the support. I just hope tomorrow is better
Second edit- I'm still hanging on ladies, hasn't got any easlier yet. Thanks for all your support
i really didn't expect so many replies. I have read each and every one. Thank you all so much for the support. I'm heading now for 36 hours smoke free :)
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Don't worry about haven't a bad day here and there, it happens.
Well done for getting to day 5 :)
Quoting LuvsHopesDreams:
How are you doing? I'm on day 5 today, so I guess I'm doing okay. I had a meltdown last night; I was in tears. Where did THAT come from??? I mean, I'm not like that at all. Today I just feel...sad. I keep telling myself to hang in there. Hope you are doing good.
Quoting Anonymous:It's been 8 hours since my last cigarette. Please someone remind me why I'm doing this :(
Edit- thank you so much for the support. I just hope tomorrow is better
Second edit- I'm still hanging on ladies, hasn't got any easlier yet. Thanks for all your supporti really didn't expect so many replies. I have read each and every one. Thank you all so much for the support. I'm heading now for 36 hours smoke free :)
i
Thanks, and I hope you are recovering well from surgery and are heading into easier times with you quit. :)
Quoting Anonymous:
I'm doing not so bad. I had surgery on Saturday and was very emotional and the first thing I wanted was a cig but I didn't :).
Don't worry about haven't a bad day here and there, it happens.
Well done for getting to day 5 :)
Quoting LuvsHopesDreams:
How are you doing? I'm on day 5 today, so I guess I'm doing okay. I had a meltdown last night; I was in tears. Where did THAT come from??? I mean, I'm not like that at all. Today I just feel...sad. I keep telling myself to hang in there. Hope you are doing good.
Quoting Anonymous:It's been 8 hours since my last cigarette. Please someone remind me why I'm doing this :(
Edit- thank you so much for the support. I just hope tomorrow is better
Second edit- I'm still hanging on ladies, hasn't got any easlier yet. Thanks for all your supporti really didn't expect so many replies. I have read each and every one. Thank you all so much for the support. I'm heading now for 36 hours smoke free :)
i
As an ex-smoker I know how difficult this can be. There are people who can quit easily and people who cannot, but it is not impossible. I was one of the ones who could not do it, tried NRTs but I always kept on going back to smoking during stressful situations. I smoked one pack a day for 32 years and my addiction was set into my lifestyle and glued to my dailly life in a way that I could not shed it; As much as I grew to hate everything about smoking, the smell, the coughing, the shortness of breath, etc., etc. I thought I was hopeless. Then one day, I discovered electronic cigarettes, I tried it for three weeks while still smoking but instead of one pack a day, each time I vaped, I had one cigarette less. The electronic cigarette I bought didn't work too well, but still it helped wean me off smoking. Gradually, I smoked less and less until I quit, for good and I'm never going back. My new lifestyle involves exercise. I now jog about 10-12 miles a week and feel great and yes, I'm a vaper. At my age, which I won't mention here, I can say I'm in better shape than I have ever been and I feel great too. Buy yourself an NJoy King disposable electronic cigarette for eight dollars, available at any 711 Mart and keep it with you at all times, in the event you have a stress moment, just vape that instead of falling into buying a pack of cigarettes. I wish you the best of luck and anybody else who is reading this who wants to quit, know, that you can do it and just like you, there are thousands of people out there who were in your same predicament who have succesfuly done it, using electronic cigarettes. Just google ECF forum and get help there.
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