12 months and counting...
By emmasmomma
@emmasmomma (340)
Canada
February 6, 2008 6:45pm CST
Does it ever go away? That little voice in the back of your head saying "just one won't kill you". I quit smoking 12 months ago when I found out that I was pregnant. I had quit when I was pregnant for my first daughter too, but I started right back up after I stopped breast feeding. This time I'm trying not to start back up. God it's hard. I can't believe after all this time I'm still sitting here craving a cigarette. I know that it won't be as good as I imagine it would be...in fact it would taste gross, but I still want it. Will there ever be a day when I don't think about smoking at least once?
2 responses
@Foxfire1875 (2010)
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7 Feb 08
Keep going it is worth it and the voice does go eventually. I found the hardest part of quitting wasn't the nicotine but the social aspect like meeting friends for in a pub or cafe or even on my own in the flat just with a cup of coffee or surfing the web.
Don't give up, remember you are shortening your life, every time you want one think of your kids.
