100 days today.
Hey all. I haven't posted in ages. i have been logging on each day to check out all the great posts though. great to see pukekho doing so well. over 100 days now. and yas great stuff. and all the newbies. i am still relay one to but it is great to see so many joining in the great journey. Kia Kaha. be strong it takes a lot of Mana to make this decision and quit.
100 days for me today. have a good day all.
great milestone for many.
Hey all.
haven't posted for a few days, hard at work
and on a couple of occasions wishing for a smoke
It is great to see so many mile stones again
every time I log on there are more and more.
Steve76 well done on the 75 days.
lisa2: 2 weeks that is a real mile stone, the worst of it over.
leelee25: 90 days i am looking forward to getting there,
you must be looking forward to that double figure.
I have reached another personal mile stone.
I have never been quit for more than 56 days before
but i have new stats, uncharted terotory for me.
I have been quit for 58 days
I have saved $732.25
I havent smoked 1,171 cigarettes
keep the days rolling on i say.
have a good one all and keep up the epic effort.
damn i have put on some weight
Hello there all, good to see some bloggers are acheiving some big milestones over the last couple of days.
I have achieved another one, i have put on six kilograms over 51 days. that is 117 grams a day. far to many munchies LOL
I am going to start jogging tommorow, no more bags of mixed nuts, lollies and dried fruit. i think i am going to go on a subway diet LOL
have a good one all.
50 days smoke free
Hey all.
good to see so many going so strong.
I have reached a milestone today
50 Days smoke free
1000 cigarettes not smoked
$625 saved
the last two days have not been easy though. i think they have been the hardest since day three. apprehension i suppose this is a mile stone for me. i have only ever quit for 56 days before so in six days time i am in uncharted territory and i am stoked about it.
have a good day all and all the best with your epic achievement in not smoking.
45 days today
Hey all.
45 days smoke free today. I am stoked. went and brought a new rifle with the money i saved, while put a deposit down anyway. cant start again the savings are paying for the Hire Purchase LOL.
good to see all doing well and supporting each other it is great.
keep up all the good work all, it is well worth the effort.
symptoms
Hey all, i have been off the smokes for 33 days now. i have over the last four or five days been getting little nose bleeds. i have never had this before and wonder if anyone have the same symptoms. i am on champix. help..........................................
hey Lese37
I can completly understand where you are comming from. I was there myself a couple of weeks ago. I am on the champix and was blaming it for sleeping issues. I was going 24-36 hours without sleep then just crashing. what i can tell you is that it does get much better. i am hitting the four week mark in a couple of days and although there is the odd craving, very few and far between i believe it was worth the effort and heart ache at the start
Kia Kaha. be strong my friend you will get there.
hard night
i went to a friends 40th tonight at the RSA,
it was a chalange but i must say, i did not smoke. YAY
25 days smoke free
500 cigies not smoked
$312 saved.
I have one major motivating factor to quit. a mate and i am climbing mt kilamanjero. where there is half the air at the top of the mountian than at sea level.
i see youre all doing so well with your personal strugle. keep up the good work
10 days, 200 ciggies and $125
it couldn't be better. i find the quit calculator the most motivating part of the day. had a couple of fleeting moments tonight were i almost thought about having a smoke. but i didn't that makes me happy.
anyway. good to see so many quitters on here successfully completing probably one of the hardest journeys in their lives and supporting one another. Keep up the good work.
Wow Champix Rocks.
Hi all.
I have been smoke free for six or seven days now. cant remember should be counting. I have tried to quit a few times this year i have used the following methods
-Patches with Mints
-Zyban
-Hypnotherapy
-acupressure.
Long story short none of the above worked for me. I experienced no positive effects from them. but on the other hand champix rocks. I used it last year quit for eight weeks and got to confident went of them and started smoking again. BAD MOVE. i have waited a whole year to get on them again using their cost as an excuse. but they work. no real cravings, no little voice telling me to buy smokes at the gas station, no stomach trouble. i have had trouble sleeping though. fixed this right up with Zopiclone (sleeping pills) and beer. good stuff.
My father tried it last year though and ended up in hospital they thought he was having a heart attack. alas it is not for all but if you are suffering greatly whilst quitting this will seriously take the edge of the cravings. is worth the fifty dollars a week. and it is not NRT (no nicotine) it has been shown to be far more effective than Bupropion (Zyban) but has documented side effects. some people but very few have suffered temporary psychosis and killed them selves on this not to good.
Congrats to all the quitters out there keep it up.
great to see there is such a friendly forum.
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FANTASTIC STUFF sikashooter !!! AWESOME >>>I hope you celebrated & bought yourself something real damn special !! Well done you !!
Congratulations sikashooter! It's amazing how quickly the days add up ... Your only a few days behind Tiwi and I. Keep up the good work XXX
Congratulations on your Century of smokefree days. Well done☺