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The Giving Up Smoking Thread!! Part 2
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Day 7 today for me....:j:j:j0
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Started the 2 tablets a day last night - having funny dreams but not nightmares just incredibly vivid & surreal.
I plan to stop on 15th Feb - that's the plan.
Yes im having rather crazy dreams too. I keep having smoking dream and im really disappointed in myself for smoking then i wake up and realise it was a dreamNov 2010 :1st win beauty box set of 3 worth £40 and a cushelle koala
Dec 2010: hair products by liz earle, 9 koalas:o
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hellnearth wrote: »Three weeks today :j:j:j
Was worried about getting over the 3 week hurdle, but I've had some sort of winter lurgy for the last two days, so haven't felt like eating never mind smoking. Ah well, at least I've lost the tummy I seem to have acquired over the last three weeks ..lol :-)
Going back to bed. Well done y'all.
Thanks Choille, Buddy. Feeling a lot better today. Was supposed to see my counsellor on Fridaybut called her instead. She's really chuffed and has asked me to write a little article about my experience for some publication that she's involved in as a counsellor.
The dreams seem to be a part of quitting, not necessarily a result of using NRT. I'm having them too and remember that effect from previous quit attempts at well. They are very vivid and they seem to feature people from my past, even ones I met only briefly or haven't seen for years. It's like my mind is sifting through a big memory filing cabinet.
Oh and got the wind too ( even without the tummy bug :eek: ) I reckon that's the body sifting through all the toxins..............YUK!New CC starting balances for 2014: BC: £2780.00 (2717.45) MBNA: £2185.72 (2160.72)
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Glad you're feeling better Hellnearth. Great your counsellor has asked you to do the article.
I haven't quit yet ,but think the dreams with me are a part of the Champix.
Weather is a bit brighter today so feels better after all the dullness & cold.
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I couldn't wait to get my stage 2 patches on Tuesday so I cut a stage 1 patch in half and used half yesterday and the other half today. Cravings increased slightly yesterday but today have been fine. Should be weaned off the NRT within 3 weeks I hope.:) Day 17 now0
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Just thought id pop my head in to say hello.
I went out socially last night drank stupid amounts of booze and still did not want a cig :jIm an ex employee RBS GroupHowever Any Opinion Given On MSE Is Strictly My Own0 -
Just thought id pop my head in to say hello.
I went out socially last night drank stupid amounts of booze and still did not want a cig :j
Oh well done stclair, I remember reading your post about your night out
Luvz Dizzy xOfficial DFW Nerd Club Member no:219In the Court Of The Crimson KingI don't believe in the concept of hell, but if I did I would think of it as filled with people who were cruel to animals.Gary Larson0 -
well done stclair you should be feeling well chuffed with yourself its a great feeling not being a slave to the demon weed . and i bet if some of those you socialised with went out for a smoke, how the reeked when they came back in from the cold ...
sounds like your going on great too hondabob :T
wishing all quiters whatever stage of their journety your at , the strength and detrmination to be another week smoke free :j:j
just think too of all the money not thrown at the tax man eh0 -
Hi all,
So good to be back with you all again! Our local chap came to fix the computer, and so far (hate saying this) all is well!!
From the little I've seen here, it looks as though you've all stayed true to yourselves and been very successful with your mission to quit and stay quit. Very well done everyone, you're all doing marvellously so give yourselves a huge pat on the back and reward yourselves with a little something each week. It really will help you to push on to the next stage.
It's so good to see more new quitters! Welcome aboard and all the very best to each and every one of you!
BTW choille, I agree about the Champix being related to your dreams, though nerves too may be playing a part. You'll be ok in the long run though and once you're fully awake the dreams soon diminish.
All being well I'll be back again tomorrow. Keep up the tremendous work and stay strong and focused!! :T:T:T
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Hi all!
Just checking in - another weekend over and no desire to smoke. I have been pretty poorly though - had some kind of dreaded lurgy.....
However, I was cleaning my car out yesterday (freshening the seats and roof fabric and hoovering the ash up) and I found a cigarette box with one in. I couldn't believe I didn't even think about having it on the sly and gave it to my OH. Every other quit attempt I've had I would have had to argue with myself for ages and would have probably ended up smoking it and called it a blip (knowing full well it would happen again exactly the same!). Maybe I've dealt with my triggers? Maybe I'm more serious about it this time? I just don't know - these pills are like magic or something.
I can cope with the nausea and the crazy dreams if it means I am free of the evil weed! (Last night in my dream I was walking back from Redditch to my house with my OH - about 40 miles - with no shoes on as I'd left them on the bus, and stopped at a Tesco garage to buy some shoes as my soles were hurting. They had an offer on these shoes, they were £5.99 or something, and I wouldn't buy them because they weren't leather. Well I wouldn't want my feet to sweat. Really random).
Hope everyone's doing well
Xxxx[STRIKE]Smober since 12/03/09 :T[/STRIKE] Time to try again methinks....
Last Ever Cigarette - 28/01/10
DFD 01/11 :eek:0
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