Post by Don on Jan 2, 2014 11:39:30 GMT -5
I think many of us have moved on with our smokeless lives...a very good thing. But that leaves this place pretty quiet for any newly quit people to converse with.
(Maybe the roll call should be a monthly thread instead of a weekly.)
I'll continue to stop by and offer any advice to those who want it.
I have one friend who's already on week three. He's proud of that and I am of him. He's taken the patch off and thinks he's free, but I told him to keep a patch in his glove box or wallet just in case those craves show back up in force (which we know full well they will).
My new year resolution is weight loss after my latest blood numbers show loosing some pounds would be a health boost to meet a goal the doctor is trying to get me to reach.
When I saw the doc last week, the interviewing nurse asked if I smoked, a standard question on her form. It's always a good feeling to have to dig in my head and pull up that Quit Date. And then do a mental arithmetic to calculate just how many years it's been.
The year is off to a snowy beginning, but it's bright and I take that as a sign that this will be a bright year. I'm sure there will be ups and downs...but I'm hopeful that this will be a year I remember collectively as a good one.
I hope you smokeless folks Keep the Quit!
cigless since: 10-27-99
(Maybe the roll call should be a monthly thread instead of a weekly.)
I'll continue to stop by and offer any advice to those who want it.
I have one friend who's already on week three. He's proud of that and I am of him. He's taken the patch off and thinks he's free, but I told him to keep a patch in his glove box or wallet just in case those craves show back up in force (which we know full well they will).
My new year resolution is weight loss after my latest blood numbers show loosing some pounds would be a health boost to meet a goal the doctor is trying to get me to reach.
When I saw the doc last week, the interviewing nurse asked if I smoked, a standard question on her form. It's always a good feeling to have to dig in my head and pull up that Quit Date. And then do a mental arithmetic to calculate just how many years it's been.
The year is off to a snowy beginning, but it's bright and I take that as a sign that this will be a bright year. I'm sure there will be ups and downs...but I'm hopeful that this will be a year I remember collectively as a good one.
I hope you smokeless folks Keep the Quit!
cigless since: 10-27-99
It is one of the best things I have done in a long time. 