Back on Track
Okay I fell completely off track and was struggling to face requitting. I kept attempting and would only last two days and kept giving in. Then I asked myself was smoking bringing me joy, of course it wasn't it was robbing my pocket, and I felt so ashamed. So I've stopped. Day 6 Today and happy to have found my way back to being a non smoker. I've been reading and following posts with envy. I know it's early days for me, but I know what I need to do NOPE
Great Leann. Nope is the only way to go. Welcome back. Cheering for your success.
It's great to have you back where you belong Leanne. I have no doubt you can do this. You have already mastered the hardest part of the physiological journey for the most part. I just know your heart is happier being proud of yourself and finding your way back to a better future.
Be Loud & Proud!
Thank you Safe2017, sweet tea and Happiness for your support and non judgement. It means a lot and yes Happiness you nailed it in one, my heart feels so much happier feeling proud instead of feeling shame.
Hello Leeann. Congrats on 8 days woo! I too have fallen off the quit wagon. And when I fall, I fall hard. Bruises my ego & self worth quite a bit. But I refuse to give up on myself. You spoke about how you have been reading & following posts with envy & I responded out loud (as if you could hear me) "Me too!". But my second thought (I didn't say this one out loud, that would be silly) was we shouldn't be envious because we have it in our power to be just as successful. Look at you going strong at 8 days...that gives me hope. I do not know what caused your fall (mine was stupid & not worth sharing) but I am so glad to hear that you jumped back on that wagon & are taking control.