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phil_hg_uk

I am not a member, I am a free man !!!!!!
It can take months for the cravings to go completely. Even after 14 months, now and again i would get a sudden overwhelming urge for a cigarette. Stick with it. The craving wont last long.

I still get the thought that pops into my head now and then after 7 years ............. I just remember the thousands and thousands of pounds I have saved and the fact that I can breath and it goes away :laugh:
 

welsh dragon

Thanks but no thanks. I think I'll pass.
I still get the thought that pops into my head now and then after 7 years ............. I just remember the thousands and thousands of pounds I have saved and the fact that I can breath and it goes away :laugh:


I know how you feel. It can happen totally out of the blue, when I am doing the most mundane things like cleaning the dishes for goodness sake, then it vanishes just as fast. There is no rhyme or reason to it. I stopped 2 1/2 years ago.
 

phil_hg_uk

I am not a member, I am a free man !!!!!!
Ive already noticed the breathing is easier . Especially when riding ! And ive already spent the money I am going to save on a new bike :laugh:

A lot of people give up because they don't notice a big difference in their overall health in a short period of time, it has taken until 2014 when I can say that my breathing and overall health has improved greatly over how it was when I smoked.

It has also taken me that 7 years to get my weight under some sort of control, I am now losing weight and I have sorted out what makes me gain weight and what doesn't and it was not what I expected at all and I have had to cut out all sorts of things because you tend to eat more when you give up smoking.
 

tyred

Squire
Location
Ireland
My last real cigarette was in March I think and I did notice some health improvements very quickly. I never felt there was much wrong with my breathing anyway but what I did notice after a week or so was that I could do the deep breathing exercises in my yoga class without risking a coughing fit and my chest felt clear in the morning. On the bike, I used to feel a bit chesty for a few miles, then cough and my breathing would be fine but it's fine from the start now and no cough but I still can certainly make myself out of breath.

There is no doubt that my circulation began to improve within a day or two as I used to be very prone to cold hands and feet and a certain part of the male anatomy works much better now.

I'm not sure whether ti's a benefit of stopping smoking or just getting fitter but 3hr long Salsa classes used to make my leg muscles really burn but doesn't nowadays.

Perhaps it's just coincidence but I didn't have a single cold in 2014 whereas before I often got a cold at the start of winter which took forever to clear up completely.

I still sometimes think about smoking but have little desire to do so. The main trigger seems to be seeing the receptionist from the solicitor's office opposite my office window who often stands outside their door smoking and she is really rather pretty and I sometimes feel like popping a fag in my mouth and running over to ask her for a light and chatting her up:wub: Then I remember she probably smells like an ashtrayxx(
 

Andrew_Culture

Internet Marketing bod
A month is brilliant going!

I haven't smoked anything before about 8pm for about a decade but all too easily caved into a smoke to go with beer or wine. I spent all last night on my e-cig while going through the new year thing. I was hungover this morning but nothing like as bad as I would have been if I had smoked. I did still have a bit of a cough this morning though.
 

Andrew_Culture

Internet Marketing bod

tyred

Squire
Location
Ireland
Oh and I want to know what happened to all the money I was supposed to have saved by not smoking. My bank account has been nobbled by fairies would seem the most likely explanation for the missing fag money.
 
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