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NoMercy | 11:18 Thu 11th Feb 2010 | ChatterBank
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So how is it going guys?

I'm now on my 23rd day without a ciggie and I think I've reached turning point.
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well done daffy and mcfluff

that weight gain thing is only if you reach for food at times when you would normally smoke, like my mom always says, you see plenty of fat smokers around
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It's Pancake Day isn't it !!
hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
am I not to be taken out of my misery ?
Yeah, going fine.....it's been about 30 years now.....since those little puffs behind the bicycle sheds at school and coughed up my guts........dont miss it a bit.....and saved an absolute fortune in money. :0)
I stopped smoking last september, it was reasonably easy (due to the fact that i could no longer afford such luxuries) however i have to say that since I did stop I have found myself suffering from shortage of breath for no apparent reason, i dont know whether it is part of the healing process but to put it in a nutshell i feel like sheet!!
Only Day 2 for me and not really bothered me yet, will it get worse? i'm using patches at the mo.
lol guys its not smoking i gave up!
keep going NoM.....it's 13 months since my sister gave up after 40 years as a smoker....so if she can do it anyone can.......er except me.
Hey fluffy,

it's not choccy eating, is it? x
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Fluffy.... oh right !!

Craft... thanks for the words of encouragement.
Yogi i would never give up anything to do with food, some things are sacred

but it might be why i've been having so many funny dreams lately......
My Mum's 85 today and she stopped smoking at Christmas after 70 years of chuffing away
My hubby was ill just after christmas,terrible cough and breathing probs,doc said to try and quite, -hubby been smoking since he was a squaddie back in 1955- so he made a new year resolution that he would try, he did quite well whilst he was ill but as soon as he was feeling better -just like last year- he started with maybe two a day and it gradually increased,he vowed not to buy anymore -its mymoney that we use to purchase these things,his goes on bills etc., - anyway it go to a stage where he was on about 10 a day,and true to his word he did not buy baccy,that is until when last week our son who is also a smoker run out of butss (ugh)which my hubby was using,and he brought baccy,of course l gave himn a little nag,l say just try and cut down,he should realise it is not good as his nbreathing has started getting rough again,but he is so awkward and stubbourn,he has a puffer test next week and l am hoping hope upon hopes (not holding my breath though lol)that he will learn from that, but to all those of you who have been sucessful WELL DONE, l gave up smoking back in 1964,been smoking for only a couple of years and not many in a day and l was smoking -capstan full strength- but had broncitus and gave it up in one fell swoop, no bother.
nearly 5 months for me xxx
yaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay meeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
Yaaaayyyyyy zzzzzxxxxxxeeeeeee !!!!

=0)
thanks jj
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