Dr. of Quitology

[jenniec]

Today is my 1 year anniversary for quiting smoking. According to the quitnet website, this makes me a Dr. of Quitology.

My Stats:
Your Quit Date is:  9/11/2005 1:06:00 AM 
Time Smoke-Free: 365 days, 10 hours, 40 minutes and 38 seconds 
Cigarettes NOT smoked: 8040 
Lifetime Saved:  2 months, 1 day, 10 hours 
Money Saved: $2,409.00

wow - I made it, and I

Comments

[jenniec]

Thank you, your kuddos mean a lot. A real lot!

Hugs

[_angellicious]

Congratulations!

I hope to say that very thing someday.

[jenniec]

Thank you
You can do it, it isn't easy - I won't lie - but you can. If you ever need to, drop me a line and I'll help you through some of the tuff times.

Hugs

[califi]

Sheesh, lol. I'm as thin as a rake on a diet and I STILL can't make it to the top of the stiars without needing to sit down *snikker*

And guh. My split mind on smoking is what causes me to fail every time I've tried stopping. I actually enjoy it- but hate the consequences (spending teh money, apparently receding gums and greyer complexion) for the last, I am glad I have olive-y skin, lol.

And wow! that ££ saving is enough to go on holiday!- or buy a state of the art pooty *the geek in my surfaces, LMAO* Although when my sister gave up for 13 years (although she started again! *faint*), she found that the money not spend is ciggies, just got sucked into day-to-day shizz. Gah!

*loffs*

[jenniec]

My split mind is what took me so long to quit in the first place. The smell is what finally did it for me. I didn't want the kids to smell an ashtray and think of me.

Your sister is right. Things aren't quite as tight, but I buy lunch more often and not so much fromt he dollar menu at McDonalds!

When you are ready, you will find your trigger.

hugs