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raymond55 · 03-14-2008, 04:40 PM

what a day just lost the plot over putting up a shelf first I could not find my hammer next no nails when I did put it up it fell down again so I went for a walk and bought 20 cigs and remembered I stoped smoking what a day

sabaka123 · 03-14-2008, 05:40 PM

Oh! Just throw them away! The nicotine monster was waiting for it. Yesterday I added 10 pounds struggling with it. I know how it happens, many times a day I automatically look for a pack and only after I can't find it I understand that I have quitted. Don't give up, treat yourself with something really good. What would you like?
Saba

mmee · 03-15-2008, 05:31 PM

It is really hard to stay 'stopped', isn't it? Did you all get light headed and a little dizzy and feel a little spacey in the beginning? Just wondering.
Thanks.

Gidget73 · 03-16-2008, 04:03 AM

I was so spacey I was scared to drive. I couldn't think straight or remember things very well. This happened to me for a longer period of time when I quit cold turkey, but I was also cheating every couple of days like a dummy, so I suspect that periodical introduction of nicotine kept the withdrawl going in a long, drawn out fashion. This time I'm staying away from anyone who would even have a cigarette for me to beg for, that way I'd have to buy a whole pack to get my hands on one, and I won't do that.

sabaka123 · 03-16-2008, 05:06 PM

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Originally Posted by mmee

It is really hard to stay 'stopped', isn't it? Did you all get light headed and a little dizzy and feel a little spacey in the beginning? Just wondering.
Thanks.

Sure I did not (still don't) feel like regular myself. But it is something not painful, I would say it was difficult to focus on anything and blurry. Are you planning to quit or already there?

Saba

Reyne · 03-17-2008, 01:44 PM

I had a few similiar episodes. I was at the check out at the grocery store and asked for my brand of smokes...did not even realize I did it.

Then I had a break down looking for my lighter in the car...another dah. I was crying, sweating, just looking for that damn lighter.

Then I had to go visit my Dr...I needed help.

Now, I have 2 yrs quit down and smokes are the last thing on my mind! Hang in there, it is a habit and you can break it!!!

It does get better!!!

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