I Quit....
When the last cigarettes in this pack are gone...I'm a non-smoker. I'm sure there are some of you out there that wouldn't cry a tear were I gone...but there are enough people out there that would.
I'm counting on some encouragement from the huddled masses that sneak in and out of here.
See you...on the smoke free high ground!
MajorDad1984
Okay...last one at about 7:10 a.m. this morning. No more money coming out of my pocket to fuel this awful habit!
Thank you to those of you that have shot me short messages of encouragement. I do appreciate it.
Yes, I'm a little tougher than a 60 yr. old woman...and Fox...I know it's going to be a long 8 days. I've done this quitting thing numerous times and quite successfully I'll add. Usually about 10 years of sobriety (nicotine) each time.
Smokefree on the high ground....
MajorDad1984
Update...going on 13 hours. I AM SO FRIGGIN HUNGRY!!!! 7 1/2 more days? Usually I'm okay by Day 3...anybody that I know might want to stay well outta my way for the next day or two. I'm in a pretty bad mood. Wonder why!
Your faithful scribe...on the high ground.
MajorDad
20 January 2005, 09:51 am (26 hours and 37 minutes tobacco free)
Well friends...the increased hunger certainly seems to have me in its grip...
Thank you for the support...
MajorDad1984
Almost 36 hours now.....Oh....it's tough....hungry....hungry....hungry with a VERY, VERY, VERY short fuse. I think I'll be through the worst of it by the weekend....
What am I going to do with the $6 I've saved over the past two days????
From the smokeless high ground.
MajorDad1984
48 hours into this....I think I'm through the worst of it now. Thanks for your support and kind thoughts.
Back to blogging about important stuff...
MajorDad1984
Okay...60 hours just around the corner...and it seems like I've got the monkey off the back and on the run.
So much for being a non-smoker again. Simply saves $3 a day at this point...
Thanks,
MajorDad1984
And here is the rest of it.
3 Comments:
Major Sir,
I wish you better luck than I had last week on the very same endevor. NFNKY.
--j
Good decision ! Don't let anyone else's failure discourage you! Good luck - I'm one of the folks out there that cares!!!
Major,
I strongly URGE you to attend a HYPNOTISM course to help you asap! I had all kinds of trouble quitting until I attended one. You still have to do the willpower thing,but it changes your subconscious view of smoking from pleasure to pain,very effective aid in my quitting,fairly cheap.
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