Kill me now...please

[Khephra]

I'm now on..day 9 of non-smomking. Just kill me now.


This day is the worst of them all!

[ScreamingMeemie]

1. Look how far you've come!!! Even though it may not feel like it,

you are over the "hump", and I am proud of you.

:yourock:

[Khephra]

3. Thanks!

I won't quit quiting, but man,....I could deal with some chewing gum right now.

[Endangered Specie]

2. With what?

Ask Mr. Garak, he can help you out ;)

[onebigbadwulf]

4. After 14 days it gets better.

You can do it! Just run around in circles until you pass out

[nothingshocksmeanymore]

5. BANG!

Anything to help you through this. ;-)

(hang in there, Keph)

[Khephra]

7. What's worse...is I'm dealing with tooth aches

I just need something to chew on!

Anbesol is working ok so far.

[nothingshocksmeanymore]

10. You won't believe this BUT

a month ago I had serious tooth pain after a piece of tortilla chip got under one of my crowns...I had tried everything to relieve the pain until I got in to the dentist...my mom was reading one of her women's magazines and they advised hot pepper sauce for a toothache...I put a drop of tabasco on the sore tooth and it worked! Try it! It will probably help with the cravings too...who knows :shrug:

[madmax]

6. C'mere kehph

:hug:

[Khephra]

9. HUG!

VICTORY!

(Man, PJ can make you feel great)

[liberalmuse]

8. Try raisins...

...instead of chewing gum. Or black licorice.

Congratulations! If you got past 2 days, you're doing better than the 20 times I've tried to quit. I haven't smoked for 7 years now and I can sit in a roomful of cigarette smokers and not even think about it. You will not regret quitting. Life is so much nicer without having that nicotine craving.

[Khephra]

12. I quit a few times before

But there was always an ...

[olddem43]

11. About two weeks and you lose the feeling that you

gotta have one after a meal. That's one of the toughest hurdles. The next one is stressful situations or out drinking or with friends who smoke. That takes a lot longer to get through. About a year or so, as I recall. The habit of reaching into your pocket or purse takes up to 5 years to go away. Then it's truly all over. Just remember, you are not going to continue to be a willing victim of the tobacco companies, who take your money, your health and then your life, while laughing all the way to the bank. Bastards!

[Bake]

13. I'll light one up for you, kheph!

Not trying to rub it in, but since you won't be needing 'em, I'll burn one for you.

Good luck, really.

Bake

[truthspeaker]

14. It gets a lot easier after the first 365 days

Hang in there!