3 Days As a Non Smoker!

[CJ]

Thanx 5 weeker.

 

[ishi69]

Week 9 for me now chaps. Can't believe it myself starting to really forget about the ciggies now. Feels great.

 

[AMtek]

where did you get the E-cigs from?

Got mine from Tesco, called vapestick but they had a couple of different ones, there's the nicolite as well that look more like a normal cig, the vapestick is black. I got 2 so one could be charging while I used the other. They were 20 quid each

 

[AMtek]

I keep trying and failing

Will try again soon but at the moment life is a little too stressful and I'd fear chewing my fingers off if I tried again right now.

"Ninety-nine percent of failures come from people who have the habit of making excuses."

"Most people don't have that willingness to break bad habits. They have a lot of excuses and they talk like victims."

"If you really want to do it, you do it. There are no excuses."

I like a good motivational quote. haha. Its true though, I made loads of excuses not to quit: i'll just wait until I finish this job, i'll just wait until next week, i'll just wait til after the wedding i'm going to etc. there's always an excuse I think you just have to pick a day and go with it

 

[ishi69]

Liberty flights. Worked a treat. Find myself not even bothering with that now. Getting more done too so quids in both ways.

 

[Andy Allen]

"Ninety-nine percent of failures come from people who have the habit of making excuses."

"Most people don't have that willingness to break bad habits. They have a lot of excuses and they talk like victims."

"If you really want to do it, you do it. There are no excuses."

I like a good motivational quote. haha. Its true though, I made loads of excuses not to quit: i'll just wait until I finish this job, i'll just wait until next week, i'll just wait til after the wedding i'm going to etc. there's always an excuse I think you just have to pick a day and go with it

totally agree, you really need to want to quit, or you will fail....I always found smoking a bit embarrassing to be honest, would all ways hide myself away somewhere for a cig, hated smoking in front of my kids as well.........which is more incentive to quit..

 

[peteablard]

It's all gone pear shaped for me this week, straight back onto 20 a day. Had a few jobs gone pear shaped so straight to the shop for 20 Marlborough Lights! Working away for a week and will stop again when I get home or the wife will kill me!!

 

[CJ]

It's all gone pear shaped for me this week, straight back onto 20 a day. Had a few jobs gone pear shaped so straight to the shop for 20 Marlborough Lights! Working away for a week and will stop again when I get home or the wife will kill me!!

I'm still sneaking about & hiding from mine. She hasn't Sussed me yet. :yikes:

 

[Andy Allen]

I'm still sneaking about & hiding from mine. She hasn't Sussed me yet. :yikes:

whats your home phone number again.....:lol:

 

[Andy Allen]

how's it going AMtec..?

i'm still going strong...(unlike cj )...:smilewinkgrin:

get a lot more work done, not nipping out for a ciggy every hour, still finding it hard on the weekend, if I have a few beers, but so far so good...

 

[AMtek]

Still going fine for me, today is number 17 and still not had one. Went to a Halloween part last weekend and the house was full of smokers but even after a few I didn't want one

 

[tobins tiling]

It's does get easier honest, the gaps in between the cravings get longer and then longer and in time you just forget and you feel proud of yourself so you don't want to get back on them. I packed in 10 years ago when my dad who smoked 60 a day had a heart attack and nearly died but he never and he stopped smoking straight away as did my mum and I thought if they can do it after smoking 60 a day for. 25 years so can I so I stopped it was hard tho, I never touched one for years but i have a few now and then when I'm out on the ale with the lads and I only do this because I know I would never ever start again. But stay strong lads the cravings will ease and they will not be on your mind as much as they are now try and keep busy to take your mind off , good luck

 

[AMtek]

4 weeks today and still no cigs!

 

[J Sid]

Very well done. Keep it up.

 

[Andy Allen]

same, still going strong, cravings seem to be getting a bit better day by day, I get my work done quicker, which is a bonus .....

just got to make through xmas, with a stroppy teenager and a hyper 10 year old......wish me luck ...lol

 

[ishi69]

11 weeks now, I think. Tbh I've stopped counting what a great feeling to be free of the damn things.

 

[Diggy]

Well done!
As for the poster who thinks his mrs hasnt sussed? I noticed after about 2 of stopping i could smell a smoker at 20 paces , so dont count your chickens
Come on ! you can do it!

 

[Andy Allen]

Just thought I would go back to this thread its been a year now and I haven't touched a ciggy in that time.
Still get the odd craving but will never go back to them..
Hows any of the others in this thread doing?
Anyone else quit smoking recently. .?

 

[Diggy]

Well done Andy!

 

[Concrete guy]

I quit in 2001. I don't miss ciggies in the slightest. I do miss a nice la de da though.

 

[cam_low]

I will be two years free come November the 4th... however I have a had a few drunken ones. its ever so hard to not...but im getting better...I never smoke during the week and im lucky if I drink once a week/fortnight !