Ok, friends of BYC, I’m going to reveal something of myself and know I do it because I feel I need some non chicken related support.
I started smoking when I turned 18, so silly. I continued on until I found out I was pregnant with Vi at 31 and quit instantly.
I was smoke free for nearly 3 years (my husband still indulged) then the bakery we both worked at in Melbourne shut down so we made the choice to move back to Geelong where I grew up. The stress of it had me having one now and then once more which made me feel nauseous, like starting again.
We moved in with my parents for a few months so we could get a deposit together to buy a house(which we did) but damn, living with your parents again with a toddler and being the middleman between them and my husband took its toll.
I had gotten a pastry job in a wholesale bakery I absolutely hated but it paid the bills, anyway, somehow I was back to a smoker again much to my displeasure but by then the body craves what it craves.
Now I’m at the school, I obviously don’t smoke during work hours, but still either side I do and I’m just sick of it. I just turned 38.
Violet has never seen either me or my husband smoking but she’s getting old enough now that she will work it out eventually.
As of tomorrow, I am trying to quit cold turkey. I know it will be really tough but I am hoping I can stay strong and achieve the goal of not smoking again.
Wish me luck 🤗

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I'll be praying for you. I quit drinking years ago.. about 30 years ago. That was a hard one for me. You did this before, you can do it again. One thing you can try, and probably have, keep thinking of the good things and the way you felt when you didn't. 🙏
 
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Along the lines of my msg to @featherhead007 about birds in my hair...I literally had a parrot tangled in my hair years ago.. It was awful! I couldn't get her out and she was attacking me and pulling my hair trying to escape. Finally after half an hour of this, hubby got home to a crying wife with a screaming bird and he was slowly able to unwind the tangled mess.

Moral of the story, don't let you bird use your hair as rope to climb down to investigate the food you're preparing.

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