Quitting Smoking

jtodd_fl · 08-24-2016, 03:42 AM

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Originally Posted by NY10

Today is day 7. One full week of no smoking. Not even a puff.

I have to say I feel great. I went into work later today and this morning I did a 2.5 mile run which I haven't done in years.

I ran non stop, no breaks, no heavy breathing, no pounding heart, no pains in my chest, coughing wheezing feeling like I wanted to die.

Over the weekend I had a nice BBQ with friends and some drinks no cravings at all.

Awesome work. Congrats. If you can, keep up the exercise. It's a real help - as you obviously noticed. Whatever does it for you. Awesome job.

fecurtis · 08-24-2016, 07:20 AM

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Originally Posted by NY10

Today is day 7. One full week of no smoking. Not even a puff.

I have to say I feel great. I went into work later today and this morning I did a 2.5 mile run which I haven't done in years.

I ran non stop, no breaks, no heavy breathing, no pounding heart, no pains in my chest, coughing wheezing feeling like I wanted to die.

Over the weekend I had a nice BBQ with friends and some drinks no cravings at all.

Fucking badass man. Keep it up! Especially with the exercise.

NY10 · 08-24-2016, 09:19 PM

Day 8 finished. People at work can't believe it's been a week already and that I don't even mention it unless asked.

Today at work was insane a massive 13 hour shit show with one man down and still kept it together.

bimmette · 08-24-2016, 09:21 PM

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Originally Posted by NY10

Day 8 finished. People at work can't believe it's been a week already and that I don't even mention it unless asked.

Today at work was insane a massive 13 hour shit show with one man down and still kept it together.

Awesome. Good for you!

jtodd_fl · 08-24-2016, 09:21 PM

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Originally Posted by NY10

Day 8 finished. People at work can't believe it's been a week already and that I don't even mention it unless asked.

Today at work was insane a massive 13 hour shit show with one man down and still kept it together.

Woot! One day at a time. Killing it. #winning

jtodd_fl · 08-24-2016, 09:22 PM

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Originally Posted by bimmette

Quote:

Originally Posted by NY10

Day 8 finished. People at work can't believe it's been a week already and that I don't even mention it unless asked.

Today at work was insane a massive 13 hour shit show with one man down and still kept it together.

Awesome. Good for you!

Ohai bimmette

MKSixer · 08-24-2016, 10:46 PM

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Originally Posted by NY10

Day 8 finished. People at work can't believe it's been a week already and that I don't even mention it unless asked.

Today at work was insane a massive 13 hour shit show with one man down and still kept it together.

Nicely done.
Keep up the great work!

jlstyle · 08-25-2016, 12:17 AM

I quit smoking about 2 yrs ago after 11 yrs of smoking.
I had urge while driving because it was the most relaxing part of my day to smoke after work (I still have bit of urge in long drives) but other than that, I quit without a gum or patch.

Although I casually smoke time to time with my old friends who smokes but I have zero addiction now. I believe it's more of mental thing than a body addiction.

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jlstyle Lieutenant Colonel 362 Rep 1,762 Posts Drives: Porsche Panamera Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: USA iTrader: (0) Garage List 2014 Audi S7 [0.00] 2015 BMW X5 [0.00]	I quit smoking about 2 yrs ago after 11 yrs of smoking. I had urge while driving because it was the most relaxing part of my day to smoke after work (I still have bit of urge in long drives) but other than that, I quit without a gum or patch. Although I casually smoke time to time with my old friends who smokes but I have zero addiction now. I believe it's more of mental thing than a body addiction.
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