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Quitting tomorrow (11 July 2014)

10 replies

greenbottlepurplefork · 10/07/2014 18:29

Hi everyone,

I have been an on-off smoker for several years. Managed to give up in January this year and stayed off until stupidly lit up on a drunken night out a couple of months ago. Since then it has been a slippery slope of popping out for a fag every now and then, having one after a glass of wine etc. I am now finding myself smoking everyday and I really don't want to start doing that again. I am really annoyed at myself for falling off the wagon again after my success earlier in the year.

So I have decided that tomorrow, Friday 11th July 2014 will be my new quit day. I have my nicotine lozenges which helped last time.

I'm going to use this thread as my quit diary and of course, your comments/support will be most welcome!

I'm determined to do it this time! Wish me luck!

OP posts:
Allergictoironing · 10/07/2014 18:42

Good luck greenbottle!

PlentyOfPubeGardens · 10/07/2014 19:01

Good luck Flowers

ineedausername · 10/07/2014 19:31

good luck! :)

Jayne35 · 10/07/2014 20:37

Good luck quitting. I am using a forum on a website called no smoking day. It's friendly and long time quitters post regularly too.

ICanSeeTheSun · 11/07/2014 00:45

Good luck.

PolterGoose · 11/07/2014 11:41

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ICanSeeTheSun · 11/07/2014 19:49

How is it going

WaffleWiffle · 11/07/2014 19:52

Good luck greenbottlepurplefork. I hope all is going well.

I gave up using lozenges in January 2013. Took me a while to ween myself off the lozenges, but have now been nicotine free since April 2014.

PlentyOfPubeGardens · 11/07/2014 20:01

Day 1 nearly done! We're all rooting for you Smile

Well done Waffle, that's brilliant!

GarrettHnatiuk · 04/08/2014 06:19

Make sure you find something to replace your smoking habit. Whenever you are attempting to break a habit, no matter what it's, you need to replace it with another thing or you will not successfully split it.

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