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700 Days-Yes

Magstoyou
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700 Days-headed for 2 yrs.

What have I learned on my journey. One day at a time. Try to keep your stress level down if possible. Had to ask myself-is this really worth stressing about!! Get lots of rest and naps if possible and take care of your self.

Stay close to the site and read others blogs-I still do. when i first started my quit I bloged a lot.

I do once in a while have smoke memories and still having some 2nd time memories. Smoking is not a choice for me. I don't want to go back to day 1 again.

I can smell, taste my food, and breathe deep. Really smell the fresh air, taste you food and breathe deeply after quiting-it keeps you going forward. So much time was wasted on smoking my cigs than really seeing. I would set out on the back patio at night in the dark and look at the stars. I didn't really see them. I was too busy smoking. Once the fog lifted I could see a lot clearer. Feel more relaxed. Enjoy nature. When I had a good day, I would  get out and have a good day-take advantage of it.

Keep going forward-Day to Day and don't look back.

They told me it would get better and it does-I promise!!!

Everyone here on this  Ex's Community played a part in my succeeding and you all still do. I sincerely couln't have done it without all of you!!!

Thanks to all of you

Mag

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About the Author
I am a 69 year old Wife, Mom and Grandma of 9 Grandchildren. I retired last February and have Enjoyed it. I live in Central California and love the beach and all the nature around us.Looking forward to traveling and not having to come home and going back to work or be home at a certain time.