I always had a great sense of smell, or so I thought, until I quit. Finding it so great that I did not smell of smoke was wonderful. It was the bad smells that were the worst thing.
2 years ago, I had Chemotherapy........that also heightens your sense of smell......I now carry a Vicks mini inhaler with me, and when my nostrils are offended by unpleasant smells, I take a quick sniff of the menthol. It works!
Congratulations on taking the decision to quit! It is quite a committment!
Please do not give yourself a hard time about using NRT. Remember they are a tool, a help, NOT a substitute for cigarettes. They can make a huge difference in whether your quit succeeds or not.
Many of us on this site used NRT. In my case I used everything I could think of to help me to quit. This site was the most helpful, along with a determination to kill off my Nicodemon.
Do as your doctor says and stick with the programme! Stay Strong!
You have suffered more than most of us do while trying to quit! Your personal struggle has been amazingly hard......most people would have given up and stopped trying - maybe you should call yourself a 'trier' rather than a repeater, as it shows you are aiming for a goal.
You have demonstrated huge personal courage in this past year and it is an inspiration to so many...new quitters and old alike!
I hope to be around to support you in the future and say that I am so proud to know you and count you as a friend. My regards to both you abd Dewey.
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