Hi, it's me again.. Just a few suggestions to watch out for with quitting cigarrettes.. Your body is addicted (WAS) it doesn't take long for the nicotine to get completely out of your system... But your mind can do many things to try and make you go and get the drug your "Body" is craving...
Also you may experience some symptoms of minor stuff like being tired, coughing, I ran a low grade fever for 2 months and the mystery was finally solved after getting some dental work done.. But strange things happen I believe, because your body will immediately begin to cleanse itself of the residues of cigarrettes also begins many repairs..
I quit at the same time I was entering menopause,family deaths,etc.. so the "Crying" days of self pity were VERY many!! . Quitting was HARD!!! never allow events to give you an excuse, no matter how bad they are... THE Greatest Gift I have ever given myself in Life has been this ""FREEDOM"" from that addiction..... I did gain weight and now must control this one, but I feel this may have occurred with Menopause anyway... Hang in there.. Give yourself one year from the date you quit and treat this as your 2nd most important Date to remember.... Then really plan a big event to Celebrate it!! invite everyone! hugs, Sue