I get bored, what can I say, nothing better than causing a riot now and again
I know, I'm not, three weeks and counting and £210 saved... No way
That’s goodI know, I'm not, three weeks and counting and £210 saved... No way
Thankyou, it's tough but we are not giving up,That’s goodwell done
Not to put a dampener on the thread today would have been my mum’s birthday , she smoked all her life and it’s always good to see people trying to give up ...Thankyou, it's tough but we are not giving up,
Well we watched my Dad the same way and we couldn't carry on and end up dying a young age, it's tough but determination will get us through, between us we have been smoking all our adult lives and we feel amazing, we'll never go back to it. Happy birthday to Mum, where ever she may beNot to put a dampener on the thread today would have been my mum’s birthday , she smoked all her life and it’s always good to see people trying to give up ...
My Mum had COPD for a lot of years it’s not horrible watching the effects a cigarette can have ....Hmm.
Well, my dad is dying a slow and very uncomfortable, painful, horrible death. Why? Smoking.
He’s already had bladder cancer, he’s suffering from COPD and has severe bowel cancer. Has a tumour for which they cannot do anything to help.
We found out yesterday that all they can do is make him comfortable in as much as there are no further options available. Which we knew anyway really, just had it confirmed yesterday.
All because he picked up a smoke.
I started aged 11. That’s 30 years of smoking.
It’s been 3 weeks and I’ve not had a single smoke since. In fact I now find the smell of cigarettes utterly repulsive. I can instantly smell it on people and smell it from afar and find it repulsive whereas I used to then crave a fag.
I’m glad I quit. Best thing I’ve ever done. I’ve not gained weight, in fact I’ve lost it. I’m not munching for Wales either. My taste is getting better as is my sense of smell.
In drink I’m not craving fags either.
Winner winner
Hmm.
Well, my dad is dying a slow and very uncomfortable, painful, horrible death. Why? Smoking.
He’s already had bladder cancer, he’s suffering from COPD and has severe bowel cancer. Has a tumour for which they cannot do anything to help.
We found out yesterday that all they can do is make him comfortable in as much as there are no further options available. Which we knew anyway really, just had it confirmed yesterday.
All because he picked up a smoke.
I started aged 11. That’s 30 years of smoking.
It’s been 3 weeks and I’ve not had a single smoke since. In fact I now find the smell of cigarettes utterly repulsive. I can instantly smell it on people and smell it from afar and find it repulsive whereas I used to then crave a fag.
I’m glad I quit. Best thing I’ve ever done. I’ve not gained weight, in fact I’ve lost it. I’m not munching for Wales either. My taste is getting better as is my sense of smell.
In drink I’m not craving fags either.
Winner winner
Yes it’s horrible. Winner for congratulating us for giving up.My Mum had COPD for a lot of years it’s not horrible watching the effects a cigarette can have ....
It’s good you both have made that decision to give up ....
Same. We’re glad we did tbh. Best thing we’ve done.My Mum had COPD for a lot of years it’s not horrible watching the effects a cigarette can have ....
It’s good you both have made that decision to give up ....
No it’s not. I’m not thinking about it too much tbh. But am happy to have stopped.So sorry to hear about your dad, I have been there with my Dad and step dad and it is not easy to watch them in so much pain and not being able to do a thing about it. It truely is heartbreaking. On the plus side well done on the not smoking keep it up
Vxxx
Hmm.
Well, my dad is dying a slow and very uncomfortable, painful, horrible death. Why? Smoking.
He’s already had bladder cancer, he’s suffering from COPD and has severe bowel cancer. Has a tumour for which they cannot do anything to help.
We found out yesterday that all they can do is make him comfortable in as much as there are no further options available. Which we knew anyway really, just had it confirmed yesterday.
All because he picked up a smoke.
I started aged 11. That’s 30 years of smoking.
It’s been 3 weeks and I’ve not had a single smoke since. In fact I now find the smell of cigarettes utterly repulsive. I can instantly smell it on people and smell it from afar and find it repulsive whereas I used to then crave a fag.
I’m glad I quit. Best thing I’ve ever done. I’ve not gained weight, in fact I’ve lost it. I’m not munching for Wales either. My taste is getting better as is my sense of smell.
In drink I’m not craving fags either.
Winner winner
Hmm.
Well, my dad is dying a slow and very uncomfortable, painful, horrible death. Why? Smoking.
He’s already had bladder cancer, he’s suffering from COPD and has severe bowel cancer. Has a tumour for which they cannot do anything to help.
We found out yesterday that all they can do is make him comfortable in as much as there are no further options available. Which we knew anyway really, just had it confirmed yesterday.
All because he picked up a smoke.
I started aged 11. That’s 30 years of smoking.
It’s been 3 weeks and I’ve not had a single smoke since. In fact I now find the smell of cigarettes utterly repulsive. I can instantly smell it on people and smell it from afar and find it repulsive whereas I used to then crave a fag.
I’m glad I quit. Best thing I’ve ever done. I’ve not gained weight, in fact I’ve lost it. I’m not munching for Wales either. My taste is getting better as is my sense of smell.
In drink I’m not craving fags either.
Winner winner
Thank you. Obviously I’ve known for some time but yesterday just confirmed really that there’s nothing more they can do. He’s had chemo and radiotherapy etc over the last couple of years but nothing has helped only slowed it down. Which ultimately has prolonged it I guess. We’re doing what we can to make the most of what we have.We have both been through this and we know what a difficult and distressing time it is for all of you. All we can say it make the most of the time left and you know where we are.
Yes, it’s terrible. Sorry to hear about your aunt - sadly my wife lost her father last year to COPD who was a miner. Terrible illness to have and what a way to pass. Awful stuff.I lost my aunt to copd my ex father in law had a tumour on his lung they took nearly half of it away still it hasn't helped chemo radio therapy and now all his body is failing slowly he smoked from 12 to 62 and is suffering the consequences. The only thing i can recommend is to drink lots of water and i used sugar free lollipops to quit I smoked from 13 to 31gave up without patches only had lollys but the cravings will fade Nd the money you save is amazing
I lost my aunt to copd my ex father in law had a tumour on his lung they took nearly half of it away still it hasn't helped chemo radio therapy and now all his body is failing slowly he smoked from 12 to 62 and is suffering the consequences. The only thing i can recommend is to drink lots of water and i used sugar free lollipops to quit I smoked from 13 to 31gave up without patches only had lollys but the cravings will fade Nd the money you save is amazing
Thank you
Thank youappreciate that x I’m good, honest. But do appreciate that thank you x
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