Here I am

A delightful surprise to see your post checking on my wellbeing.
A big hug to you all, I really appreciated it.

I have made day four and eight hrs. all right.

I am now checking the various situations when a cigarette would have been a
MUST just a short time ago.

I went out last night and felt a little spaced out, clumsy and found
difficult to concentrate but
I was with real good friends who where attentive and nice, this helped and I
believe that this feeling is going to
go eventually. Few cravings today, and felt rather irritable (the bad
weather partly responsible for it), I was also tired and
didn't feel like doing much at home, so I had a longer nap in the afternoon.

At the moment I am managing rather well and, as you suggested, I don't
intend to give in.

With all my best wishes.

E

eleonora66 wrote:
> A delightful surprise to see your post checking on my wellbeing.
> A big hug to you all, I really appreciated it.
>
> I have made day four and eight hrs. all right.
>
> I am now checking the various situations when a cigarette would have been a
> MUST just a short time ago.
>
> I went out last night and felt a little spaced out, clumsy and found
> difficult to concentrate but
> I was with real good friends who where attentive and nice, this helped and I
> believe that this feeling is going to
> go eventually. Few cravings today, and felt rather irritable (the bad
> weather partly responsible for it), I was also tired and
> didn't feel like doing much at home, so I had a longer nap in the afternoon.
>
> At the moment I am managing rather well and, as you suggested, I don't
> intend to give in.
>
> With all my best wishes.
>
> E
>
>
>
>

Yeaaaa E!

Good to read this! Glad you have good friends too to help you along.

Go with the flow. It does get better -- and it IS worth it, 'cause YOU
are worth it!

Cheers and High-Fives on Four Days,
Marvin

--
I don't smoke. I smell like bread. Life is Good.

On Mon, 16 Jul 2007 00:16:41 GMT, "eleonora66"
<eleonora66@ntlworld.com> wrote:

>A delightful surprise to see your post checking on my wellbeing.
>A big hug to you all, I really appreciated it.
>
>I have made day four and eight hrs. all right.
>
> I am now checking the various situations when a cigarette would have been a
>MUST just a short time ago.
>
>I went out last night and felt a little spaced out, clumsy and found
>difficult to concentrate but
>I was with real good friends who where attentive and nice, this helped and I
>believe that this feeling is going to
>go eventually. Few cravings today, and felt rather irritable (the bad
>weather partly responsible for it), I was also tired and
>didn't feel like doing much at home, so I had a longer nap in the afternoon.
>
>At the moment I am managing rather well and, as you suggested, I don't
>intend to give in.

It's a great life if you don't weaken.
Congratulations on your 4 days. Your head will clear. That's a
promise.
Sue
One year, three months, three weeks, three days, 19 hours, 22 minutes
and 55 seconds. 15899 cigarettes not smoked, saving $2,647.29. Life
saved: 7 weeks, 6 days, 4 hours, 55 minutes.


>
>With all my best wishes.
>
>E
>
>
>

Nice to meet you E.I am Lynn congrats on getting past day 4, you almost have
your FWD Great!!!

--
Lynn <---VOF Leaper

"eleonora66" <eleonora66@ntlworld.com> wrote in message
news:JNymi.8705$XR.1717@newsfe4-win.ntli.net...
>A delightful surprise to see your post checking on my wellbeing.
> A big hug to you all, I really appreciated it.
>
> I have made day four and eight hrs. all right.
>
> I am now checking the various situations when a cigarette would have been
> a MUST just a short time ago.
>
> I went out last night and felt a little spaced out, clumsy and found
> difficult to concentrate but
> I was with real good friends who where attentive and nice, this helped and
> I believe that this feeling is going to
> go eventually. Few cravings today, and felt rather irritable (the bad
> weather partly responsible for it), I was also tired and
> didn't feel like doing much at home, so I had a longer nap in the
> afternoon.
>
> At the moment I am managing rather well and, as you suggested, I don't
> intend to give in.
>
> With all my best wishes.
>
> E
>
>
>
>

On Jul 15, 8:16 pm, "eleonora66" <eleonor...@ntlworld.com> wrote:
<snipped>

Good to see you E. That describes me the past week: "spaced out and
clumsy" (but smoke-free)

Phil
I haven't smoked in 1 Week, 6 hours, 20 minutes and 17 seconds and
that means that the TC and the taxman didn't get $36.31 of my money.
The TC gets to keep 145 cigarettes and I can be smug about it for an
extra 12 hours and 5 minutes.

"eleonora66" <eleonora66@ntlworld.com> wrote:

>I have made day four and eight hrs. all right.

Conratulations Eleonora! Stay tough, don't puff!!!!

--
Tihomir
*I don't smoke anymore*

"Our passions are like convulsion fits, which, though they make us stronger for a time, leave us the weaker ever after." -- Alexander Pope

Excellent Eleonora! You are doing great. Taking naps did help me a
lot in the beginning and do remember your body is going through a
shitload of changes, so when you feel 'strange' realize this is part
of the quit. It does get better soon and you 'll be soooo glad you
have chosen smobriety!

Hang Tuff
Don't Puff

FlatironMike
FSS
Five months, five days, 8 hours, 53 minutes and 8 seconds. 3107
cigarettes not smoked, saving $931.97. Life saved: 1 week, 3 days, 18
hours, 55 minutes.