Your Quit Date is: Saturday, May 31, 2003 at 2:00:00 AM
Time Smoke-Free: 731 days, 7 hours, 15 minutes and 27 seconds
Cigarettes NOT smoked: 10970
Lifetime Saved: 2 months, 23 days, 19 hours
Money Saved: $1,918.87
I struggled with smoking for a very long time. I was always a very guilty smoker who was very good at quitting, but after a while would relapse. I’ve managed to avoid it this long and have no desire to imprison myself to nicotine again.
9 comments:
Those statistics look encouraging - how nice to save that much money! I am VERY thankful I never started smoking. I so easily get addicted to things - from chocolate to computer games - and would have found it very difficult to quit smoking if I'd ever started.
Congrats! My turn next...wish me luck!
Congratulations!
Congratulations!! That's a boost on top of an already good week! :-)
Nice going. Save money, feel better, and live longer. Food is my vice, but I'm doing much better too.
Oh good luck Julie and check out quitnet, really!
I do my fair share of overeating to, but I'm working on it. I still do mini over indulgences in sweets, mainly chocolate. Since I started blogging I've actually lost a couple pounds, despite being a little less active. I'm doing less late night mindless munching.
go girl! i sent that link to someone i care about, but he emailed me back, 'i'm no quitter.' what a sarcastic scmuck, eh?
Lora, congratulations! My birthmom also quit smoking (after many, many years) with the help of an Internet quit-smoking site, too.
that's fabulous, Lora! kudos to you for managing to quit--somthing that's incredibly hard to do!
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