Six Months Of Sobriety

[Meadowsweet]

Well done Ayesha. :tup:

 

[The Albatross]

Congratulations Ayesha on your 9 months sober, way to go! ;)

 

[KP the nut]

(((Ayesha))), I am in awe of you and your achievement.

Many, many congratulations.

 

[Gamereign555]

Truly inspirational. I have only begun.

 

[Heather]

Woo Hoo! You go girl! :D

 

[Eleanor]

Awesome! Happy dance right out atch! You are on the home stretch to a year! Go get 'em!:):tup:

 

[Nighthawk]

Well done !!!

 

[intothelight]

(((Ayesha))),

This is fantastic!!! Keep taking it a day at a time. You are awesome!:):):):):):):)

Deb

 

[mamachick]

That is great Ayesha. You are awesome. Congrats

 

[Mythor20]

I am on 10 months quitting the smokes and 30 days without my dagga, well done to you Ayesha, I know it is not easy!

 

[Gamereign555]

I have been using this electronic cigarette to help quit smoking. This type is non-rechargeable battery though and probably not refillable. It really does seem adequate, you blow out water vapor, the nicotine just sticks to you on the way in. There is no tar like you would get from burning tobacco which seems like a no brainer way to get your nicotine.

Non-alcoholic beer works good for me too. I found a few that I found acceptable, taking into account taste, the notes you get from a fine brew, aftertaste and mouth feel or carbonation levels, the headiness of it. Guinness Non-alcoholic was okay but Kaliber is my favorite because of its richness in taste that reminds me of a micro-brew, the feel and taste it leaves in your mouth is more realistic to how beer is I think.

I don't have quite the urge to drink everyday I did have and smoking is still a work in progress. Those electronic cigarettes aren't healthy because of the nicotine in them but you are removed from the nasty tar and carbon ridden smoke. Removed from many carcinogens as well. That is at least healthier than using tobacco, so long as tobacco companies aren't juicing up the nicotine with other chemicals without our knowledge.

 

[scott_1971_h]

Good for you :-)
I've got 500+ days (longest time since I was 12). Still smoke though.
Scott