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9/16/21
Congratulations to you on 6 months!!! I am still going strong as well…about to hit the 200 day mark. I am so darn proud of myself and even happier to be living a healthier life overall. It’s amazing how much better physically and mentally I feel…freer and more self-confident. Cravings are rare now, but I do still have some faint ones here and there, but they are easy to dismiss with all of the benefits I feel and recognize.
Besides that, my life has been more stressful then ever…my middle son left for college and is causing my anxiety to go through the roof with some of the choices he’s making (and I can’t seem to control or stop) and my 37 year old brother was recently diagnosed with heart failure with a life expectancy of likely under a year without a transplant. Talk about stress…and still I know that smoking is not my friend and would not change any part of those situations.
stay strong all of my non-smoking friends and continue to make good choices one day at a time.
11/2/21
Hi Tanya, sorry to hear about your stress. How are things with your middle son in college? I think it’s beneficial for you and him when you don’t smoke. This is part of learning to be smoke-free and you passed tough exam.
So unfair and sad about your brother,.. I hope he can get the transplant asap! Hugs,
oxana
11/3/21
Thank you! Things have been rolling along with still no smoking! 246 days smoker today. Hope you are doing well!
11/3/21
Glad to hear, yay 246 and counting ;)
enjoy the freedom! I am right behind you with 237 today. It’s good to have you here and be reminded of our paths.
11/9/21
You guys are doing so great! Well done!! You must be feeling very good about now and so you should.
1/17/22
Over 10 month now!
It seems like cravings are already long gone, but let's be on guard. Although it seems easy to not smoke now, it didn't come easy.
I am forever grateful for this forum for being smoke free for so long and I will keep reminding myself that I want to stay free.
Happy January fellow March-21 ex-smokers!
3/11/22
Happy one year mark! Hope you are doing great and enjoying your non-smoking success!
3/11/22
Hi Tanya, yes, 1 year it is, happy anniversary to you too! No more smoking, we made it this far.