4 years smoke free!!
On this day, 4 years ago, I lite a cigarette. Smoked half of it, then threw it out. The next day, I found out about my son. I have been smoke free for 4 years now!
The hardest part about quitting for me was the physical act of smoking. The wanting to go outside to smoke, smoking in my car, the satisfaction of smoking. Getting over the nicotine takes 3 days. Getting over the rest..takes a long time. Vaping prolongs that.
Great job!! I'm about 2 months away from being 3 years smoke free. I did the same as you and kept a pack of cigarettes on me at all times for a few weeks. Every time I'd quit before, I threw all of my cigs out and was obsessed with thinking about them. As long as I had them with me, for some reason it was easier to stop. It was so hard though, I couldn't sleep at all for about 4 nights and I was STARVING all the time. It got easier though and within a month, I couldn't stand the smell of smoke. Still can't to this day.
It happened....?
2.5 years and today was the day he heard me fart. I thought I could crop dust him, but it came out full force. He looked at me and busted out laughing. ?

(Thread Closed) So this just happened. Deffinatly wasn't trying. Only been with my boyfriend almost 7 months. I already have a 4 year old son. Oh man. I'm shaking. Literally freaking out. 1 day before period.
I don't smoke weed. So I guess I will never understand. But I'm not sure why people smoke weed when they're pregnant!
4 days smoke free...taking it one day at a time
That's awesome!
I quit by transitioning to vaping, then dropped that when I found out I was pregnant. I can see where it wouldn't work for everyone, but I didn't have the urge to vape like I did to smoke.
A few years ago, I had quit smoking for a solid year. When I realized Dh had thrown out my old pack of cigarettes, I relapsed within the week. ? Feeling in control was a major factor for me. I needed to feel like I had the choice.