Ready to quit smoking? or Have you already Quit?

[LVT25]

I STILL get pretty tired. Seems like after I eat my lunch I get veeeerrryyy Sleeeepy! I have laid down for a couple of naps and woke up 2 hours later! I guess i feel like my body must need it, so why fight it? Hubby must never find out, however!!!

[Accountable for Me]

Originally Posted by LVT25

I STILL get pretty tired. Seems like after I eat my lunch I get veeeerrryyy Sleeeepy! I have laid down for a couple of naps and woke up 2 hours later! I guess i feel like my body must need it, so why fight it? Hubby must never find out, however!!!

I am thinking the ol' bod is trying to heal from two horrible addictions. I need to be more patient with myself. I HATE feeling tired and lazy though. IT is so unlike me. But I guess it is par for the course. Glad to know I am not alone.

[barebones]

hi ya ladies and biscuit, i hope u are all well and well done at sticking at it.

here is my stats so far.

126 DAYS AF

I have been quit for 1 Month, 3 Weeks, 6 Days, 6 hours, 27 minutes and 33 seconds (58 days). I have saved £576.86 by not smoking 2,330 cigarettes. I have saved 1 Week, 1 Day, 2 hours and 10 minutes of my life. My Quit Date: 28/04/2008 00:00

good luck to everyone, see u soon xx

[biscuit]

Hey barebones those are some great stats you are sporting. LOL I am 2 weeks AF tomorrow (June 25)
and 3 days tomorrow NF. I had just leveled out my sleeping with melatonin and some sleepy
time tea and now without Nicotine it seems I am back to no sleep, sporadic sleep, the other thing
is I actually felt jittery tonight. hmmm I have never tried to quit without some sort of aid so
everything is new as far as ciggies. Talk to u later!

Biscuit

[biscuit]

quit date of 6/22 for no smoking and AF since 6/11. I am doing good and still lurking and
reading.

Biscuit

[LVT25]

Hi guys, hang in there biscuit, you're doing great! I'm coming up on 4 months since my quit date and 30 days since my last F-Up. Got invited to the bar last night, but luckily hubby didn't want to go. I just don't feel like I'm up to that challenge yet--the bar was my favorite place to smoke and of course drink. Only one bar in town that allows smoking now, so that helps at least. Just need a little more time I think (hope).

[biscuit]

LVT25, I am hanging in, AF seems to be way easier than NF for me anyway. I think it is because I have smoked way longer than I drank. However I have made it to day 18 AF
and day 7 NF. Does the crave for cigs go away eventually?

Biscuit

[FallenAngel]

Originally Posted by biscuit

Does the crave for cigs go away eventually?

You bet it does! And.... you also will get to the point where you can't remember what it really felt like to smoke, and the thought of smoking feels so unnatural.
It does take time to be comfortable being a nonsmoker... but believe me, it will happen!

[barebones]

hi ya all!

well done biscuit, keep it up, the cravings will get less and less and not so strong, i guess it depends on how u are doing it, cold turkey? or with aids? also keep reminding urself why u are doing it and the benefits and keep treating urself.

i am 131 days AF and i had bad day sat with cravings for alcohol, i got through it though.

I have been quit for 2 Months, 2 Days, 7 hours and 46 seconds (63 days). I have saved £626.58 by not smoking 2,531 cigarettes. I have saved 1 Week, 1 Day, 18 hours and 55 minutes of my life. My Quit Date: 28/04/2008 00:00

cya all soon, keep going everyone.

[biscuit]

Thanks, Fallen and Barebones for the encouraging words. I am marching on and everytime I want
or have a thought of smoking I say out loud " I pity the fool that smokes" kinda in my best
Mr T. A-Team fashion. LOL Went to the casino over the weekend and I got to say it alot. The funny
thing is smelling the smoke was not appealing or repulsing so maybe I have turned a corner.
Thanks for listening.

Biscuit