Hello hopefullbutscared ( Susie ) Congratulations on making it through the two toughest weeks ? Stay away from smoking situations until you're comfortable in the fact that you don't want to smoke. There will always be somebody that will send smoke your way whether on purpose or not. It seemed to get more difficult as time went on and you seem to be somewhat like myself in that it got tougher before it got better. Tell yourself that under no circumstance will I smoke today. Tell yourself that it's my life and I'm choosing to breathe fresh air instead of poison. You've broken the chains that bind you and at some point you'll know freedom unknown since you were ill smoking that first cigarette. The withdrawal is over and now it's games with the committee. You're winning the battle day by day until at some point smoking is no longer an issue. Although not easy it's a choice that is entirely possible. Today I wonder why I ever wasted my time and resources on such an ugly addiction. I can't , We can. Tell yourself that I can and will do this. You're the most important person here. Way to go !!! breather
My Mileage:
My Quit Date: 11/11/2008
Smoke-Free Days: 644
Cigarettes Not Smoked: 32,200
Amount Saved: $15,456.00
Life Gained:
Days: 117 Hrs: 11 Mins: 25 Seconds: 16
