Congratulations on getting this far! The first month is the hardest, but if you really want to give up it’s not that bad. I had my last smoke on the 7th April after more than 30 years of a 30-40 a day habit, and am loving being smoke free. Keep up the good work.
Well done! Keep it up - you will feel so much better. (try and get the family off them as well - it’s harder to give up if you live with smokers + it will be good for their health).
I smoked for years and tried to give up a few times but kept coming back - eventually something just clicked and I thought - you know what - I don’t enjoy this any more - (don’t like the taste, makes me feel ill) and I just knocked it on the head and have never gone back (excepting the odd every 6 months cadging one down the pub - usually after a few beers when my judgement goes out of the window - always regret it the next day).
you’ll have more money to feed your bikes petrol habit!
+1. When I finally gave up my son had just moved back in with us, and he’s a smoker, and my other half was still smoking (both smoking in the house), but I found it made me want to quit even more. The family and guests can still smoke in my house, and I still go outside with my friends when they go for a smoke at the pub etc, as it has been part of my socialising for so long I’d miss the chat. I just don’t light up with them - I do feel really bloody smug watching them tho, coz I don’t NEED to do that anymore :D:D:D
Good on ya, I really love cigarettes but gave up 2 months ago due to some health problems. I think 2nd week was the worst one when my body started crying for nicotine. Chips and mayo help a bit