One month Bloogiversary!

[zotzer]

So, it's now officially one month as a non-smoker.....thanks to both the wonderful people in this forum, and the excellent products made by Bloog!!!

I can't believe it!!! Who knew that I could 1) quit smoking, and 2) find a replacement that is healthier and more enjoyable??

Wooooo hoooo!!!

 

[DeeLeeKay]

Congrats! The bloogs are awesome.

 

[leaford]

That's amazing Zotzer! Really wonderful!

 

[Gardner808]

Congratulations! I wish you many more months smoke-free.

 

[trichman]

Congrats Z. Glad you found Bloog MF.

 

[shooter59]

WTG Zotzer...
Keep up the good work.

 

[GNNR]

Good job!!!!!

 

[analog]

way to go, I always like reading these things, so here ya go, pat yourself on your back!

2 WEEKS TO 3 MONTHS

* Circulation improves
* Walking becomes easier
* Lung function increases up to 30 percent

1 TO 9 MONTHS

* Coughing, sinus congestion, fatigue, and shortness of breath decrease
* Cilia regrow in lungs, increasing their ability to handle mucus, clean the lungs, and reduce infection
* Body's overall energy increases

 

[starsong]

congrats on your first milestone!!

 

[Frick]

Awesome job. Congrats!

 

[redempti0N]

Congrats Z!

 

[zotzer]

Thanks so much, everyone! It has been a really enjoyable journey. Who has ever said THAT about quitting smoking?

As for this, Analog:

* Body's overall energy increases

Still waiting on it. However, I believe my problems in this area are more congenital than smoking related. ROFL

 

[slim66]

Congratulations Zotzer! It's great that you enjoy it MORE than smoking.

 

[Chloe Bruissardt]

Congratulations! I missed my one month, forgot!, looking to the second. That's how great this stuff is! Good job! It is way better than smoking, and my lungs don't hurt anymore. Who would have thought quitting could be enjoyable?

 

[honkytonkmn]

As for this, Analog: Still waiting on it. However, I believe my problems in this area are more congenital than smoking related. ROFL

My third week no Cigs today. I gotta tell ya, I don't feel more energy at all, quite the opposite, I feel fatigued and more tired than normal. That may have nothing to do with quitting cigarettes or it may I'm not sure. One thing I have noticed I've been getting up earlier and don't feel as tired when I first wake up, but about half way into my day I'm dead beat! ~shrug~ not sure why.

 

[zotzer]

I had a few days last week where I actually did fall asleep in the middle of the day (I work from home). I imagine fatigue is indeed a withdrawal symptom. Hang in there!

 

[starsong]

My third week no Cigs today. I gotta tell ya, I don't feel more energy at all, quite the opposite, I feel fatigued and more tired than normal. That may have nothing to do with quitting cigarettes or it may I'm not sure. One thing I have noticed I've been getting up earlier and don't feel as tired when I first wake up, but about half way into my day I'm dead beat! ~shrug~ not sure why.

Well... if you are getting up earlier, are you going to bed earlier too?

 

[DeeLeeKay]

My third week no Cigs today. I gotta tell ya, I don't feel more energy at all, quite the opposite, I feel fatigued and more tired than normal. That may have nothing to do with quitting cigarettes or it may I'm not sure. One thing I have noticed I've been getting up earlier and don't feel as tired when I first wake up, but about half way into my day I'm dead beat! ~shrug~ not sure why.

It could be part of the quitting experience. Your body is detoxing from all the toxins in analogs. The run down feeling could be part of that process.

 

[honkytonkmn]

Well... if you are getting up earlier, are you going to bed earlier too?

No, I'm not. Actually I can't say I'm getting up earlier, just when I do get up I'm not tired. Maybe getting up earlier on the weekends.

 

[starsong]

No, I'm not. Actually I can't say I'm getting up earlier, just when I do get up I'm not tired. Maybe getting up earlier on the weekends.

But...but... you just said you were getting up earlier.