I am thrilled that I have actually managed to quit. I like reading posts still here and there and reading stories about others early on struggles helps me to stay on track and focused at all times. For me quitting was REALLY hard, so I never want to revisit that first 3 months ever again. I owe this website and all the good people on here so much for there support and for anyone reading this star...

Hey fellow quitters, just an update on hubby and I. I am 227 days quit and loving it. Hubby is back on track after his slip one week in. He's now two weeks past that slip and staying strong. Oh my is all I can say as I sit back and watch in awe as to how the hec he and others can do cold turkey!!!! He's been great not even moody, hmmmm I swear I was like a witch on a broomstick for around 3 month...

Hi all, I am 7 months quit on Saturday yeeha!! My husband has quietly joined me in my quit journey, he doesn't talk about it much, but he announced this morning he has made 1 week quit today. He cut down for a week or two and then he went cold turkey. He's been a bit feisty on a few occasions but considering he's going cold turkey I have to be honest I was more moody than him in my beginning with...

Wow I can't believe that I've really done this and to date ive saved $1711. I still love reading stories on here and it keeps me focused. Thank you all for sharing your stories and for all the support I've received. I don't think I could of done it without the support😊 It is so good to be free!

Wow I can't believe I've made it. I did not find my quit easy and I struggled for a while and slipped up a couple of weeks in. If it wasn't for this site I think I would of caved when I slipped up and I sincerely thank everyone on this site for their kind support and encouragement. I laugh to myself sometimes and think we are telling strangers our problems and struggles yet I care about their fee...

Okay 92 Days strong and tomorrow is where NRT and I part ways. Time to fly solo and let go of the aid that helped me for the first part of my journey. I hope this will be a smooth transition as I weaned myself right down before taking this step. So here's to keeping my eyes on the prize and looking forward. There just is no turning back now😊

Day 60 today. I cant believe I've hung in there after my slip up weeks ago. Feeling pretty pleased that I didn't throw that towel in and I've stayed strong since. Haven't felt tempted since but I keep my guard up at all times as I know how low that cigarette made me feel. So keep going fellow quitters we can and are doing this😊😊

I feel frustrated when I continuously read about if you get your mindset right it's easy to quit. I am on day 52 and I'm going pretty good I am in the process of weaning down off NRT lozenges in mgs & to 3 per day. I feel very confident that I will succeed & know to watch out for letting my guard down but I have to be honest I dont get or feel that it's easy if I'm honest. Then I read that if my ...

33 days quit. I'm still going & despite having a slip up 2 weeks ago, I'm determined to stay on track now & I'm focusing on my goal, to be free & not turn back😉

I screwed up and fell off the wagon last night and smoked whilst drinking. Feel like such a fricken idiot today😪