2 Months Today!!
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Congratulations. 
I feel like it is going to take forever for me to get to that point. For some darn reason, I keep falling off the wagon. I think my brain has me convinced that I'm "missing" something and I break down, run to the store, buy a pack of analogs and smoke up all up. Then I beat myself up about it, climb back on the wagon, only to fall off again. I can't break this cycle.
I feel like it is going to take forever for me to get to that point. For some darn reason, I keep falling off the wagon. I think my brain has me convinced that I'm "missing" something and I break down, run to the store, buy a pack of analogs and smoke up all up. Then I beat myself up about it, climb back on the wagon, only to fall off again. I can't break this cycle.
Fantastic.....60 days is a long time for us ex-smokers....I try not to think about analogs anymore...during the day it is easy, but at night after work with a beer in my hand, it is harder,,,,but I still remember how I use to cough, and hack all the time and also my cloths don't smell anymore....Keep it up....Only 6 weeks for me,,,,but who's counting...
Again, Congrats.....PaulCincy
Again, Congrats.....PaulCincy
Congrats! I went 60 days, but I was using an old "cigarillo" style, then I relapsed to analogs for a couple of weeks. Thanks to this forum, I've got a lot more information and I am using a KR8, but making sure that cartos are full before using and having no problems so far with burning. Keep at it!
A big Congratulations on your 60 days! That is a huge accomplishment and looking forward to seeing your 6 month post!
Dmass, love your avatar!
In my experience the two month time is the over-the-hump time. I was a heavy smoker, 44 years, 2-3 pkpd. From day one I could leave the cigarettes alone, but it was a very interesting next 8 weeks or so. High, nervous energy, wanting to eat everything + the fridge, learning curves, juicing problems PG my bad! so was for sure total withdrawal, but at the same time certain moving forward, very much being re-born! You've got it made! I went from a hacking coughing really down and sick to up and at 'em. It's a Genuine milestone, probably the most important...the rest is 'history'!
In my experience the two month time is the over-the-hump time. I was a heavy smoker, 44 years, 2-3 pkpd. From day one I could leave the cigarettes alone, but it was a very interesting next 8 weeks or so. High, nervous energy, wanting to eat everything + the fridge, learning curves, juicing problems PG my bad! so was for sure total withdrawal, but at the same time certain moving forward, very much being re-born! You've got it made! I went from a hacking coughing really down and sick to up and at 'em. It's a Genuine milestone, probably the most important...the rest is 'history'!
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Thanks for all the comments. I am first in line of those who are in disbelief that you can quit after 21 years of analogs. I have had to relearn everything. Business trips, vacations, weekend getaways, weekends... everything i did for the last 21 years has involved smoking or preparing so i didn't run out. I know some of you are struggling with "the call." I still do on occasion, but I grab the 401 and know that I'm not going to be coughing and stinking like an ashtray. For whatever reason it's working for me right now. Not planning on changing anything anytime soon. You guys are great.
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