Yes, yes, yes, Kyle! The first week is the hardest..and just stay away from any weird thoughts you have that one puff will make it better. It won't. It will lead to one more, ten more, a thousand million more. I'd suggest doing some searching on here for posts: Junkie thinking is a good one, This is why you think about smoking is another fave of mine. Also Weirdest Junkie Thoughts..or something like that
Replacing the cigs with other things helps: cold water, chewing on things, mints or hard candies. I used to have a spoonful of peanut butter or yogurt or cottage cheese when the craves were bad. Lots of positive self talk, I used to argue with myself, telling myself I was a nonsmoker.
Rewards! The nicotine does something to our brains that feels good. So our brains crave that feeling. It really helps to replace that feeling with other kinds of rewards: daily, weekly, long term. There's an interesting thread about Free and Low Cost Rewards in case you're looking for some quickies ; ) And of course thinking and planning what you can do with all the money you save and what you can do when your lungs and heart aren't continually bombarded with that yucky smoke.
You're doing it, Kyle, just don't stop. Six months or a year from now you'll look back and can't believe you thought smoking was that important. Really.
(or U pick your treat of choice!) to sip on as you relax on a sultry summer eve in your hammock under the swaying palms by the seaside. Ahhhh! Now isn't that nice? No tobacco needed at all for the visual on that one! Keep on keeping on Kyle! You're getting there. 
Cheers! Eya 
