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Day 3

Court09
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So here I am on the 3rd day. Really, the worst is over. I'm surprised at how quickly all the major triggers were broken. In the midst of the addiction, you feel like you can't go without one ever, but in such a short period of time, you figure out what a big lie that is. No, it's not easy, but it's like unbrainwashing yourself. I've had to use nrt twice, and I am trying not to beat myself up over it. And now I'm adjusting to the calm. All the raging, steady anxiety/adrenaline that I've had my whole adult life is just gone. I find that to be the most amazing part. All that baseline stress is gone. It was caused by the cigarette.

But, I am closing in on the bargaining phase of this journey, so I need to stay on top of NO.

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Omg I've been a smoker for 20 years? I never thought about it until I was just about to say it. That's sad... Well anyway, I have made many attempts to quit over the last 5 years while studying the psychology of smoking, and trying to figure the nature of my own addiction. As of this typing, I am currently approaching a quit day, and if I have anything to say about it, it will be my last. I am fast approaching the secret I have been missing to quitting.