Quit experiences

It's been 12 days now since a throw that nasty in the garbage. Been smoking for 20 years now, more than half of my existence. Decided to quit because i love my life more than that packed dried leaves in a filter. Everyday is a struggle for me, anxiety breaks in and many sleepless nights. But im hopeful that it will be better soon. I always pray to GOD to give me a peaceful sleep and sound ...

As a never Quit Quitting Quitter, I found new tools for me to STAY Quit this time! Picked my quit date. Threw away anything and all things related to smoking. Accountability: Told my Family, Co-Workers, Friends, that I was quitting. If I get an urge at work, I walk with one of my "smoking" friends, who won't smoke around me. I advised them I had to stay away from smoke. Period. Downloaded "...

It has now been 10 months since I had a cigarette. I was smoking a pack a day and 1 day I just stopped with the aid of nicotine patches. The first 6 weeks were the hardest. At 4 weeks I was very anxious but i thought that it would be a huge waste to get this far and start smoking again. It is by no means easy but after 6 week the cravings started to subside. I still get the occasional feel for 1...

TL:DR - I'm still a bit shocked or confused that it is extremely likely I won't ever be a smoker again. I've been smoking 20 a day for the last 14 years. Not sure when exactly, maybe a few years ago, I started disliking smoking immensely. So each year, I'd say... maybe this is the year I'll stop. And it kept rolling over to the next year. For the last year, I've increased my exercise (spe...

I have to share this with you, I have smoked 20 a day for 5 years+ now, probably longer but we all like to pretend we haven't been long term smokers. I haven't bought a pack in 7 days and I have no desire to either, here is how I did it. Half the battle is getting past your cigarettes running out which creates panic in your routine so you smoke again. You know the drill, leave one in a pack...

Having gone cold turkey on a Saturday I was able to spend time with my fiancée who recently stopped smoking. We went about our day doing things together and a few times when I was feeling weak my love set me right with a If of tough love and understanding

I am taking my quitting smoking as my number one priority in life. I feel very sick as I on Champix and I smoked approx 20 a day. I am just looking after myself. Sleeping when I need to and being kind to myself. I feel very sick and depressed but I know it will pass. My family and children desperately want me to stop, so they are bending over backwards to help. 💜🙏 I’m worth it and this is my cu...

Dear all ,I am wondering how much I regretted after every smoke and before next one for over 20 years . In my new smokefree version, life can be whatever but no regret anymore about smoke. I am quite satisfied and happy to make it till now and it's worth. I am around my smoker frnds everyday for last one month, but hardly I want to have a puff. NOPE (Not one puff ever) is my mantra .

Dear all ,I am wondering how much I regretted after every smoke and before next one for over 20 years . In my new smokefree version, life can be whatever but no regret anymore about smoke. I am quite satisfied and happy to make it till now and it's worth. I am around my smoker frnds everyday for last one month, but hardly I want to have a puff. NOPE (Not one puff ever) is my mantra .

Dear all ,I am wondering how much I regretted after every smoke and before next one for over 20 years . In my new smokefree version, life can be whatever but no regret anymore about smoke. I am quite satisfied and happy to make it till now and it's worth. I am around my smoker frnds everyday for last one month, but hardly I want to have a puff. NOPE (Not one puff ever) is my mantra .