Yes, but when you know where the potholes ARE, you know how to move and adjust to avoid them. Hence I think the comment by Babbs Hoffman is totally wrong, actually. What I mean is - you can't enjoy the journey until you know WHERE the potholes are, and know how to avoid them. THEN the journey becomes easier. Ignoring the potholes will only make the journey easier until you come up against one you fall into. When you are prepared for the journey - such a pothole won't break your quit axle.
I keep forgetting to put the patch on in the morning. Do you think that's adding stress to my quit program? It's hard for me to tell as I'm still in the beginning stages of quitting.
I've read that it's recommended that one wear the patch for at least 6 months. Does anyone have any feedback about that? I don't want to fall off the track to success.
I am new and my quit date is fast approaching. I really want to quit. I am at a point where i just be smoking for no real reason and found myself wanting a life without cigarettes. okay maybe cause i am addicted to nicotene but i am readya and willing to give it my all to quite.
