nearly three days

I am so glad to let you know that, in few hours, I'll have reached THREE
days without a single puff.
I've had only few persistent cravings and often had to remind myself that I
don't smoke anymore.
My meter is on and working.

The feeling of indigestion is still here, specially in the evening, (I take
Champix after breakfast and evening meal), but I believe that
this is partly due to the fact that I can't be very active in the evenings,
walking has been impossible as the weather has been very bad
during the last month. I am confident that this will change and I am not
going to let it affect my quit.

Ofcourse your help has been invaluable and I'll keep posting and reading.
Thank you.

With my best wishes.

E

This is great E. I hope the stomach thing gets better.

Gary W.
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On Sat, 14 Jul 2007 12:52:46 GMT, "eleonora66"
<eleonora66@ntlworld.com> wrote:

>I am so glad to let you know that, in few hours, I'll have reached THREE
>days without a single puff.
>I've had only few persistent cravings and often had to remind myself that I
>don't smoke anymore.
>My meter is on and working.
>
>The feeling of indigestion is still here, specially in the evening, (I take
>Champix after breakfast and evening meal), but I believe that
>this is partly due to the fact that I can't be very active in the evenings,
>walking has been impossible as the weather has been very bad
>during the last month. I am confident that this will change and I am not
>going to let it affect my quit.
>
>Ofcourse your help has been invaluable and I'll keep posting and reading.
>Thank you.
>
>With my best wishes.
>
>E
>
>
>

CONGRATS on your first three days.
stay close to the group, it is invaluable to many!




"eleonora66" <eleonora66@ntlworld.com> wrote in message
news:yG3mi.19796$_l6.6533@newsfe6-win.ntli.net...
>I am so glad to let you know that, in few hours, I'll have reached THREE
>days without a single puff.
> I've had only few persistent cravings and often had to remind myself that
> I don't smoke anymore.
> My meter is on and working.
>
> The feeling of indigestion is still here, specially in the evening, (I
> take Champix after breakfast and evening meal), but I believe that
> this is partly due to the fact that I can't be very active in the
> evenings, walking has been impossible as the weather has been very bad
> during the last month. I am confident that this will change and I am not
> going to let it affect my quit.
>
> Ofcourse your help has been invaluable and I'll keep posting and reading.
> Thank you.
>
> With my best wishes.
>
> E
>
>
>
>

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

>I am so glad to let you know that, in few hours, I'll have reached THREE
>days without a single puff.

The cliff above the snakepits is now behind you. You still have some
uphill march to do, but on top of the hill there are some sweet sweet
smelling flowers. Don't stop, don't look back. Be strong!

--
Tihomir
*I don't smoke anymore*

.... As long as I'm in charge here, there will be no leaders.

That's fantastic, E! Day three sux and you're almost there. I can
assure you day four will be better (well, maybe not, but probably.
Thats' been my experience) WTG!

Cheers,
Rob

Congratulations on your 3 days,Eleonora!! You are doing great!!
Becky

"eleonora66" <eleonora66@ntlworld.com> wrote in message
news:yG3mi.19796$_l6.6533@newsfe6-win.ntli.net...
>I am so glad to let you know that, in few hours, I'll have reached THREE
>days without a single puff.
> I've had only few persistent cravings and often had to remind myself that
> I don't smoke anymore.
> My meter is on and working.
>
> The feeling of indigestion is still here, specially in the evening, (I
> take Champix after breakfast and evening meal), but I believe that
> this is partly due to the fact that I can't be very active in the
> evenings, walking has been impossible as the weather has been very bad
> during the last month. I am confident that this will change and I am not
> going to let it affect my quit.
>
> Ofcourse your help has been invaluable and I'll keep posting and reading.
> Thank you.
>
> With my best wishes.
>
> E
>
>
>
>

WooHoo!!! Congrats E! I'm right there with you at under a week... I
haven't had the cravings though. For me, it's more of just kind of an
emptiness. Especially at my trigger moments like right after dinner.

Phil
I haven't smoked since 7/8/2007 2:30 PM and that means that the TC and
the taxman didn't get $30.20 of my money. The TC gets to keep 120
cigarettes though but I can be smug about it for an extra 10 hours.

It wasn't a dark and stormy night when eleonora66 wrote:

> I am so glad to let you know that, in few hours, I'll have
> reached THREE days without a single puff.
> I've had only few persistent cravings and often had to remind
> myself that I don't smoke anymore.
> My meter is on and working.

Good going Eleonora! Now stay strong, and don't let down your
guard: I got a craving just yesterday after a month... the demon is
strong but with willpower, coping techniques and support we can all
make our goal to stay smokefree. :-)

> The feeling of indigestion is still here, specially in the
> evening, (I take Champix after breakfast and evening meal), but
> I believe that this is partly due to the fact that I can't be
> very active in the evenings, walking has been impossible as the
> weather has been very bad during the last month. I am confident
> that this will change and I am not going to let it affect my
> quit.

Hope you feel better soon... an upset stomach doesn't help but you
can get past it!

--
If I'm pregnant its sure as hell not mine!!!!!!
Sarah in AS3

Three days is sweet Eleonora. I remember the reminding myself
I didn't smoke anymore in the early days. I even made a desktop
picture for my computer saying I quit so I wouldn't forget. <grin>
Just keep adding hours and you'll see how quickly they add up,
Robin.

--
Batman: "That's life, Robin, full of ups and downs. It ill befits any of us
to become to confident."
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"eleonora66" <> schreef in bericht ...
>I am so glad to let you know that, in few hours, I'll have reached THREE
>days without a single puff.
> I've had only few persistent cravings and often had to remind myself that
> I don't smoke anymore.
> My meter is on and working.
>
> The feeling of indigestion is still here, specially in the evening, (I
> take Champix after breakfast and evening meal), but I believe that
> this is partly due to the fact that I can't be very active in the
> evenings, walking has been impossible as the weather has been very bad
> during the last month. I am confident that this will change and I am not
> going to let it affect my quit.
>
> Ofcourse your help has been invaluable and I'll keep posting and reading.
> Thank you.
>
> With my best wishes.
>
> E
>
>
>
>

On 14 Jul, 13:52, "eleonora66" <eleonor...@ntlworld.com> wrote:
> I am so glad to let you know that, in few hours, I'll have reached THREE
> days without a single puff.
> I've had only few persistent cravings and often had to remind myself that I
> don't smoke anymore.
> My meter is on and working.
>
> The feeling of indigestion is still here, specially in the evening, (I take
> Champix after breakfast and evening meal), but I believe that
> this is partly due to the fact that I can't be very active in the evenings,
> walking has been impossible as the weather has been very bad
> during the last month. I am confident that this will change and I am not
> going to let it affect my quit.
>
> Ofcourse your help has been invaluable and I'll keep posting and reading.
> Thank you.
>
> With my best wishes.
>
> E

Well done Eleonora !! You have it keep reading and posting worked for
me.
Regards Chris

Eleonora! I am glad to see you posting that you have added on a third
day to your quit. I do hope that the stomach issues with the Chantix
do lessen as I certainly found that drug a great tool to get smober.
Do read and post here as much as you can as it does distract you from
stinking thinking that can lead to a sickerette. And just hang tuff,
it does get better and better!

FlatironMike
FSS
Five months, three days, 22 hours, 54 minutes and 24 seconds. 3079
cigarettes not smoked, saving $923.48. Life saved: 1 week, 3 days, 16
hours, 35 minutes.

Happy DDD

--
Lynn <---VOF Leaper

"eleonora66" <eleonora66@ntlworld.com> wrote in message
news:yG3mi.19796$_l6.6533@newsfe6-win.ntli.net...
>I am so glad to let you know that, in few hours, I'll have reached THREE
>days without a single puff.
> I've had only few persistent cravings and often had to remind myself that
> I don't smoke anymore.
> My meter is on and working.
>
> The feeling of indigestion is still here, specially in the evening, (I
> take Champix after breakfast and evening meal), but I believe that
> this is partly due to the fact that I can't be very active in the
> evenings, walking has been impossible as the weather has been very bad
> during the last month. I am confident that this will change and I am not
> going to let it affect my quit.
>
> Ofcourse your help has been invaluable and I'll keep posting and reading.
> Thank you.
>
> With my best wishes.
>
> E
>
>
>
>