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600 days today

Posted in Quit experiences
schedule 12 Sep 2017

Today is another milestone, its 600 days today. Thanks everyone for support, this is a great site and I am so grateful I no longer pay for something that was killing me. Every quitter is a winner.

By Johnnie
schedule 12 Sep 2017

Well done Debbie....keep going. Cheers

By Johnnie
schedule 12 Sep 2017

Well done Debbie....keep going. Cheers

By Johnnie
schedule 12 Sep 2017

Hi Debbie, sorry for doubling comment. You doing good . I am on 414days at present and yes how easier it has become. Cheers.

schedule 12 Sep 2017

That's great your an inspiration for all on this site.CONGRATS!!!

By Lia
schedule 12 Sep 2017

Hi Debbie. You have done extremely well to reclaim 600 days. Keep going.

schedule 13 Sep 2017

Thanks Johnnie, congrats on 414 days, thankyou latarnya lots of quitters on this site are inspiration and finally Lia thankyou you and what a great journey you have had. ALL QUITTERS ARE WINNERS. Thanks everyone

By Dobbin
schedule 13 Sep 2017

Well done Debbie. A great milestone.

By Indigo8
schedule 18 Sep 2017

Hi Debbie, I just wanted to say that I am so incredibly inspired by you and many other successful quitters on this website. Coming back to this website and reading stories and comments is so motivating for me. Thank you x

By René
schedule 22 Sep 2017

Hi. I was relieved to come across this site after, in desparation, googling: "Day 1 of stopping smoking". I joined this site a few minutes ago to be part of a community who can so relate to my situation. I set my quit date for 1 Oct. I have for decades known that I should stop - and totally get that it is just destructive on every level - I can no longer keep up the "internal "tug of war" and maintain the bondage.

schedule 23 Sep 2017

René i at the same stage as you ... I am planning on tomorrow as my quit date and trying this site out as recommended by my GP who assured me to get all supports i need. Ive smoked the bulk of of my life.... From 14/15 to now 47.

I gave for pregnancy years ago, so I know it can be done. i dont know why it is so scary to give up ... Is it the fear of being alone in my thoughts instead of sucking on a srupid cigarette. Is it fear of failure ... Is it fear of actually having to find alternatives to amuse myself when i'm bored?

I know it's such a stupid, filthy habit and so do you René ... We can do this!!

schedule 23 Sep 2017

Thanks everyone for the comments, Dobbin I am always reading your posts they really are great and uplifting and must of helped so many people, I know they helped me. Thank you indigo8 this site is a lovely site, I don't live in NSW but I am very grateful to this website, it is a great international site. Rene' and Antipetal you are at the start of your journey. Keep going, I smoked for decades, smoking is not your buddy or friend, it is your greatest enemy and only you can beat it. You can do it and you will do it.