No more Cigs for me

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I hope. It has been 2 months since I made the decision, finally, to quit the habit of almost 36 years. I feel pretty good and haven't really had too many cravings. The biggest thing now is mental. I'll think I want a cigarette when I'm having a bad day or feel stressed, but when I ask myself what it would do to aid my situation I realize not a darn thing. So it is getting easier. The number one factor to succeeding in this battle is the true desire to stop, as with any addiction. A minor health scare help me to realize how important my children and grandchildren are to me and how I would really like to be around awhile longer. I tried to picture myself telling my family that I was going to die and it was tough. So I'm hoping it is not too late for my health. I realize that my time could come anytime, but that is at least one thing I can do to help.Please share whether you have quit, tried to quit, or maybe know someone who has quit such a long habit. Who knows, maybe if someone thinking about quitting will read this discussion and find the inspiration they need. Thank you for reading and have a pleasant day.