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Giving up smoking.... and struggling

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SweetSangria

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So, I finally did it. I quit smoking and as of today I'm 12 days smoke-free.

I was wondering if any of you have gone through this hellish process before, and if yes, how did you deal with the side effects of quitting?

So far I'm experiencing depression and grief. I know that it may sound crazy but I feel like I lost a dear friend and I miss this friend so very much. I'm also having headaches, and of course... I'm eating non-freaking-stop. I'm worried that if I continue to eat like I'm doing, I will seriously damage my health because I mostly eat junk food and I never seem to know when to stop. Before, I would smoke a cigarette at the end of each meal and that would send a signal to my brain, "eating time is over." Now that I don't smoke anymore....I keep going back to the kitchen every 20 minutes or something, it's like I can't register the fact that I did eat already and I don't need to eat anymore.

I want to live a long healthy life and I know that smoking is a lot more dangerous than overeating. Still, the thought of starting to smoke again just to control my appetite keeps crossing my mind. I know it's crazy... I just want to give up this bad habit without replacing it with another bad one.
 

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