Depression is the major symptom for those who are on a quit smoking program. Below are the symptoms of depression:
- sleeplessness
- sadness
- difficulty concentrating
- anxiety or an “empty feeling”
- fatigue
- changes in appetite (more or less)
- loss of interest in hobbies, activities
- emotional irritability
There are many reasons why a person who quit smoking relapse into depression. One major reason is lack of focus in quit smoking. It is very difficult to quit smoking and some people just can’t take the pressure and curb the cravings for nicotine.
It is very important to beat depression when you are quit smoking. Remember that quit smoking takes a very long time and the only way to achieve success is to focus 100% on quit smoking and have strong determination to make sure that the program is successful.
First of all, you need to have gratitude towards what you have done in order to quit smoking. Acknowledge your actions and soon you will find the light, the way out of depression. Gratitude will help you discard the negative feelings.
Change your mind and perspective. This way you get to see whole new world and the way you think is changed. You see the world from a different angle and this will help you to banish all your negative thoughts.
Remember that smoking is not a comfort, it is a habit…You can overcome habit…
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This post was written by Quit Smoking Now on August 23, 2008
