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16 years ago 0 +0 / -0 1843

Lance, you're doing great! Now is the time to start forming new hobbies, new things to do. Break out of your old routines as they are all associated with smoking. Go back through "my program" and make sure that everything you've learned about yourself and this quit over the past two days is updated. Just remember that this temporary inconvenience will yield a HUGE permanent improvement! We're all rooting for your continued success!
My Milage:

My Quit Date: 8/20/2008
Smoke-Free Days: 421
Cigarettes Not Smoked: 16,840
Amount Saved: $4,210.00
Life Gained:
Days: 62 Hrs: 21 Mins: 30 Seconds: 8

16 years ago 0 +0 / -0 2606

Lance,

Hell week (the first week of your quit) can be one of the most challenging and can be accompanied with many obstacles. The following week is know as heck week, this week is generally a less intense version of hell week. Keep in mind how habituated your body was to receiving nicotine. Making a huge change in your life such as this one is not something that is easy to do but it be extremely beneficial to your health and quality of life. Hang in there Lance! You have many supporters!

Samantha, Health Educator

16 years ago 0 +0 / -0 916

Hi Lance

Welcome back. I can only assure you that it does get better!!!

Just take one craving at a time. And have your coping strategies on hand. If I can do it, you can do it!

Take care

Marivi

My Milage:

My Quit Date: 1/23/2009
Smoke-Free Days: 265
Cigarettes Not Smoked: 3,975
Amount Saved: $397.50
Life Gained:
Days: 30 Hrs: 4 Mins: 23 Seconds: 13

16 years ago 0 +0 / -0 251

Another thing that got me going is the exercise - I started only about 1 month ago, I was hacking and coughing like crazy... I am not doing much - not investing in Gym memberships yet.

But I got the Wii Fit Plus and Billy Blanks routines... they'll get you off the couch and give you something good to do for yourself, for a change. Keep it simple and be determined. There will be ups and downs... but guess what? If you know they'll come, you can prepare yourself for it, and not slip.

Give it a try, OK?
Wishing you the best

Cristina

My Milage:

My Quit Date: 10/5/2009
Smoke-Free Days: 10
Cigarettes Not Smoked: 350
Amount Saved: $45.50
Life Gained:
Days: 0 Hrs: 23 Mins: 43 Seconds: 29

16 years ago 0 +0 / -0 183

Thank You! It is so cool someone is this close. Right now Im pretty much alone. Not with my family and the guys I live with all smoke, plus they are guys, if you know what I mean, ie clean kitchen. Anyway, I am using the patches, reg. chewing gum and baby carrotts right now. Im still amazed im even doing this right now, but hoping it helps with my overall quality of life. Its not bad today either.

16 years ago 0 +0 / -0 251

Great job Lance! You are back on track now! Are you using any NRTs or just went cold turkey?

Cristina

My Milage:

My Quit Date: 10/5/2009
Smoke-Free Days: 10
Cigarettes Not Smoked: 350
Amount Saved: $45.50
Life Gained:
Days: 0 Hrs: 23 Mins: 37 Seconds: 47

16 years ago 0 +0 / -0 183

It's truly a sign of how addicted you can become to cigarettes when it was tough to make it to day 2. OMG how bad is that. Now I keep looking for articles to reinforce the relation on anxiety/panic attacks, if there is any, to keep me going. It is my motivation, mainly.

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