I have to keep reminding myself that patience is key in my quit. Rome wasn't built in a day. Gradually I will see my days adding up. Had some news about hubby last week. Bone marrow biopsy was shockingly good!! There will be no chemo for him or bone marrow transplant. Dr. is looking for other reasons why he keeps loosing red blood cells. Ultrasound on spleen and stomach coming up and a port being put in his chest Oct. 3rd. (His veins are collapsing) So to have this for blood tests and transfusions will be a blessing. We also have an appointment with cancer care on October 31st. Hopefully we will find out more answers. What has this got to do with my quit? Well, both the quit, and his health are like roller coaster rides. Some days are very good, and others depressing and sad. The thing is patience is key because nothing moves too fast with either thing. We all have good and bad days no matter what our lives are like. So what I'm saying is enjoy all the good days you have and fight through the bad ones. You can do this!! Smoking never solved a single problem in life. All it did was keep you in the agony of withdrawal. So enjoy your extra free time now that you don't smoke anymore. I sure am, and loving the freedom from the death sticks.
