Achievements, Continued.
As of five o'clock yesterday afternoon, it has been one full week (seven complete days) since I smoked a cigarette.
And I feel... okay. I miss it, sometimes. I try not to think about it, otherwise I'll miss it. I'm starting to feel the lack of it, chemically, I think. Which is weird. My body is craving it, yet my mind says NO.
I've quit before (once) and I was smoking the occasional cigarette a few days apart from each other. This is the longest for.. almost five years without. (Wow.)
Holding my breathe, crossing my toes, etc.
And I feel... okay. I miss it, sometimes. I try not to think about it, otherwise I'll miss it. I'm starting to feel the lack of it, chemically, I think. Which is weird. My body is craving it, yet my mind says NO.
I've quit before (once) and I was smoking the occasional cigarette a few days apart from each other. This is the longest for.. almost five years without. (Wow.)
Holding my breathe, crossing my toes, etc.
6 Comments:
toes!
come on elad - you can do it! (there's nothing to it!) hehehe
congrats!! george (my bf) has been trying to quit but he hasn't fully committed to it mentally yet. "they" say that if you can go for 13 days w/o smoking, the chances of you permanently quitting are almost 100% in your favor. i'm not sure why, but something about the body recalculating the need for nicotine or something. after that, it's just the mental association you have with smoking -- i.e., it's a break, stress reliever, hunger suppressant, etc. george couldn't get over the mental hurdle. here's hoping you're more successful.
thanks for the well-wishes. :)
9 days.
YAY
congrats!! I hope you are still going at it...
::ra ra::GOOOO ELAD!!!::
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