Quit experiences

Hello beautiful community! I have been stalking you for years and although I have had periods were I quit in the past I always went back to smoking. I thought I would try a different method this time because things never seemed to work out before. Yesterday was day 1 of being free from cigarettes. Yay!! I'm doing great, so far so good. I have a pack of cigarettes in my kitchen drawer that I ...

Another day one yes another failed attempt but I feel like this time I will be okay. Have only ever got to day 5 them the cycles starts again and again. I must say when I quit I don’t have an appetite which is scary as am underweight and d CSS an not afford to lose any kilos. Has anyone else felt like this as the majority have an increase increase in appetite I wish

hi everyone, I had a stop start beginning to my quit after 20 years of smoking in september 2020. I'd quit a few weeks then smoke for a day then quick etc. But i have now been clean since December 27th. Around the end of november as i first went cold turkey style the stomach pain and gas and muscular back pain has been pretty intense, especially in the colon. I went to see my doctor and h...

Couple of days, on 6 January 2021 will be one year since quitting smoking for me and gaining the freedom of becoming a non-smoker. Despite 2020 being one of the most difficult years for many, including myself, my father also unexpectedly passed away. There were many times I felt like folding but I didn’t... I didn’t post here this time last year, but I read through some of the posts of people th...

Wishing all a very Merry Christmas, Happy HoloThanksMas, and wishes for a much better, and smoke free, 2021 :)

I find myself coming back to change my quit date. This is a good system to use, I've just got to stick with it when the going gets rough, which it has recently. I need to get the seductive image of smoking out of my head. It masquerades as something exotic and pleasurable, but it isn't it just wants to entrap me. That's all, I've just got to stick with it and it will get easier.

I can do it

Hi everyone my name is David and i now turned 46 started smoking at around 16, I’ve lost count on the number of times I ve tried to quit and set a quit date and saying this is my LAST PACKET OF CIGARETTES 🚬 BUT this time different because I have realised that in past I have not really pushed myself given in to habit of smoking and not making a commitment as when I commit to a task I’ll do wha...

Hi everyone my name is David and i now turned 46 started smoking at around 16, I’ve lost count on the number of times I ve tried to quit and set a quit date and saying this is my LAST PACKET OF CIGARETTES 🚬 BUT this time different because I have realised that in past I have not really pushed myself given in to habit of smoking and not making a commitment as when I commit to a task I’ll do wha...

Its a very simple story, it started with my thought process towards my upcoming baby. My wife is pregnant and 7th month is running. One fine day i was sitting idle and thought of my baby with a cigarette in my hand. Albiet I was enjoying smoking, but that day some energy came to my mind which forced me to give a thought towards my babies health due to smoking. I decided to quit that day and belie...