Day 1 smoke free! (again)

[mewt]

I quit at the end of January this year. What helped me is that I finally found a stress free job and most of my main worries were gone. Without a great amount of stress on me it was easier to quit. I sometimes forget I smoked for 14 years.

[Xernicus]

Three weeks without smoking as of today!
I feel lighter in my footsteps, I can jog easier, and I notice I can go longer without nicotine than while I was smoking. (I'm using snus now)

[Gameplan]

That 2-3 wk mark is a major hurdle. Getting rid of the snus is next

[mewt]

12 hours ago, Xernicus said:

Three weeks without smoking as of today!
I feel lighter in my footsteps, I can jog easier, and I notice I can go longer without nicotine than while I was smoking. (I'm using snus now)

Good job on the progress 👍

[DeKing]

Yeah congrats man !!  

[-=HipKat=-]

Dec 14th will be 2 years for me! Everyone should quit!

 

I wanted to quit badly, but couldn't so I took a supplement for anxiety (No I don't remember what it was), that my Dr gave me, and did Chantix for 60 days. I know, I'll never smoke again. 

Then I gained 35 lbs eating everything I could get my hands on for a year, but have lost 23 now eating very healthy foods, no more junk food or fast food

Edited October 16, 2020 by -=HipKat=-

[mewt]

10 hours ago, -=HipKat=- said:

Dec 14th will be 2 years for me! Everyone should quit!

 

I wanted to quit badly, but couldn't so I took a supplement for anxiety (No I don't remember what it was), that my Dr gave me, and did Chantix for 60 days. I know, I'll never smoke again. 

Then I gained 35 lbs eating everything I could get my hands on for a year, but have lost 23 now eating very healthy foods, no more junk food or fast food

A little fat is a great trade off for not being a smoker 😄 Congrats on the upcoming two year mark. I'm looking forward to my one year mark.

[DeKing]

@Xernicus Did you reach your goal ?