THE Quit Smoking Thread

[mikethetile]

a year older than me :smilewinkgrin:

another one forgetting his years in short trousers LOL

 

[Ian]

Evening quitters, how is everyone getting on? 4th of Jan was the last one for me, still going strong. Hope all is well.

 

[mikethetile]

11 weeks for me

 

[SandyFloor]

I'm doing ok. Nearly two weeks now without any problems. I was staying in a hotel in Solihull the last two nights while on a course and spending evenings in the bar and didn't let myself down by smoking. The inhaler is definitely a big help plus you don't have to go outside for a puff on it

 

[Stewart]

Top work guys, keep it up........

 

[b30 villain]

22 days but woke up this morning and could have had a ciggy for some reason

 

[SandyFloor]

Has anyone developed an occaasional dry wheezy cough?

 

[b30 villain]

had the cough for 2 weeks bud.The missus got a chest infection and had to get antibiotics doc reckons its quite normal for this to happen though

 

[Scott]

22 days but woke up this morning and could have had a ciggy for some reason

Some days are like that im afraid. You just need to fight it every now and then. Its a lot weasier when you get to the stage you are at now as the main crux of the problem is sorted. I reckon 3 weeks is the key amount of time to really get the craving out of your head.

I sometimes dream i have smoked and im really cross when i wake up in the morning. Again thats a common dream amongst non smokers.

Keep up the good work

 

[b30 villain]

I sometimes dream i have smoked and im really cross when i wake up in the morning. Again thats a common dream amongst non smokers.

Ive never really remembered any dreams but since i gave up the **** im constantly having mad ones:lol: