It really depends on your use of Nicotine Replacement Therapy, how well you have changed up your routines, stayed busy to get past a crave and exercised to get some dopamine missing by stopping nicotine use.
If you are not using an NRT, your body is adjusting to life without nicotine, impacting your mood. It should start getting a bit better soon, and the physically caused swings should be over after about a month.
The first weeks of a quit suck; they just do - but the only way out is through. Can't tell you exactly when, but it WILL get better - I promise.
Hang in there until it does.
I'm hanging in there I use the lozenges but basically I'm cold turkey 
for some reason today I have stinking thoughts all I can say is lord help me but I am smoke free 
I so wish we could answer that, it is different for everyone, YoungAtHeart is right, the beginning SUCKS. It DOES get better or there would not be so many successful quits. Drink lots of water, play computer games, turn on your favorite music & sing & dance, it will lift your mood & might even make you laugh. (I looked in the mirror & it was hilarious). Laughing is really good for recovery. You are on an emotional roller coaster, we have all been there. It WILL get better, in the meantime, allow yourself to feel the feelings! 
Ellen
Congrsts 9 DOF
Ready2021 Have you looked on Craig's List or does your hometown have a "garage sale" site? I live in a village in a Baltimore suburb and we have several "yard sale" sites. Or - if you have any open and feel safe doing so, you could even join a gym with the money you are saving by not buying nicotine products!
Don't know where you live, but the weather here is getting nice enough to walk outside, too. I am sure your puppy wouldn't mind some extra walks! Even marching in place, doing a set of sit/stands, a few sets of stairs, and jumping jack motions work, too (and are all FREE!)..
Exercise will improve your mood by giving you a hit of the dopamine you are missing - good idea!
