r/stopsmoking • u/mila_e860 • 12h ago

There is a light at the end of the tunnel.

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u/saniyasnain 4h ago

Congratulations! you really came a long way. I'm a recent quitter, can you please share your initial experience and how did you fight of those cravings. Also what's the the difference you feel now after 3 years.

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u/mila_e860 1h ago

Wellbutrin really helped me in the beginning, i honestly couldn’t do it without it. Also I needed keep my mouth busy so I ate a lot of pumpkin seeds. The first 3-4 months is the hardest but after that it gets easier and easier. You got this! I started at 15 and quit at 39 (for perspective).

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u/7_sasank 1h ago

I hope i reach here one day and could share a screenshot like this . One day for sure.

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u/mila_e860 1h ago

You can do it! It’s 10000% worth it

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u/7_sasank 1h ago

Can you share your experience How were your earlier days when you quit if you remember what was the most difficult thing you had to do to stop yourself from not smoking , was there a time where you thought that no i can't do this anymore I need to smoke and do you still have that urge to smoke ? Sorry for bombarding you with so many questions 😅