Oh but you are going to feel so much better soon. Have you read my blog post about detox? I swear it was much worse than going without caffeine http://northamptonhypnosis.blogspot.com/2010/06/detox.html
Dangerous writer - apart from the fact decaffeinated still contains a small amount of caffeine, it doesn't work - it's the devils piss. A bit like Dr Peppers...
Savannah - quitting smoking was the pits. Fortunately, 3 months later I met Maggie and if I'd still been smoking we would never have got together
Mapstew - I have an explanatory post lined up for the morning
Hope - herbal teas only
Pat - no headache today, just the zombie like existence
Starrlife - I've never seen the point of decaf
Roschelle - I'm not expecting any words to help - I'm just venting, but I appreciate your thoughts
Keepin afloat - I certainly don't want to have to go through this ever again. If I go back on coffee, this time it will be for life...
Vicky - did you know, 1 cup can actually cause some people more problems? Because caffeine withdrawal symptoms can begin between 12 and 24 hours after your last cup, if means you can end up feeling lousy every day for a few hours before your only coffee.
Litzi - eventually...
Alice - time to get a new job!
Emma - I have an explanatory post lined up for the morning
I'm sorry.
ReplyDeleteI gave up caffeine for Lent one year, so I hear ya.
ReplyDeleteTry Dr Pepper
ReplyDeleteHave you tried decaffeinated? It works. Good luck!
ReplyDeletei'm sorry, sugar! quitting smoking cold turkey was easier than going without coffee for a week for me! xoxoxo
ReplyDeleteSame as Sav!
ReplyDeleteI gave up coffee once, worst morning of my life!
(Why are you off the coffee again?)
:¬)
Are you not allowed to put coffee in your beautiful new mug?
ReplyDeleteI hope the withdrawal signs cease soon. It is a good thing you are doing so stick with it if possible.
ReplyDeletecaffeine is a tough one! decaf is only 97% caffeine free.
ReplyDeleteGee...don't think words will help with this one...especially after the post about that cute mug.
ReplyDeleteBut here it goes anyway.....
Sorry buddy :)
I am so sorry! I was forced to do that once. Ahhhh-never again.
ReplyDeleteKnow where you are coming from. I gave up coffee about 3 yrs ago but am now back on 1 cup a day :)
ReplyDeleteHi Kim,
ReplyDeleteCaffeine, sugar, alcohol, tobacco….withdrawal symptoms aren’t easy to handle, but eventually they do subside.
oh, see, that's what it feels like to work in accounting. you could have kept the coffee, if that's what you were going for.
ReplyDeleteWhy? I've tried cutting back because of over consumption, failed..
ReplyDeleteIf it works you'll be glad you did it, if it doesn't you'll be able to take it up again. Imagine the joy of that first cup!
ReplyDeleteOh but you are going to feel so much better soon. Have you read my blog post about detox? I swear it was much worse than going without caffeine
ReplyDeletehttp://northamptonhypnosis.blogspot.com/2010/06/detox.html
Good luck, though I feel your pain!
WHY!? I don't think it would be worth it. Life without coffee, nope, can't/won't do it. I taken soda out, but I don't think I could do coffee.
ReplyDeleteI'm sure there is a great reason for doing this. Perhaps you should tattoo it on your forehead and look in the mirror often.
ReplyDeleteEmma - :(
ReplyDeletePollinatrix - it sucks, doesn't it
Carole - Har har har...
Dangerous writer - apart from the fact decaffeinated still contains a small amount of caffeine, it doesn't work - it's the devils piss. A bit like Dr Peppers...
Savannah - quitting smoking was the pits. Fortunately, 3 months later I met Maggie and if I'd still been smoking we would never have got together
Mapstew - I have an explanatory post lined up for the morning
Hope - herbal teas only
Pat - no headache today, just the zombie like existence
Starrlife - I've never seen the point of decaf
Roschelle - I'm not expecting any words to help - I'm just venting, but I appreciate your thoughts
Keepin afloat - I certainly don't want to have to go through this ever again. If I go back on coffee, this time it will be for life...
Vicky - did you know, 1 cup can actually cause some people more problems? Because caffeine withdrawal symptoms can begin between 12 and 24 hours after your last cup, if means you can end up feeling lousy every day for a few hours before your only coffee.
Litzi - eventually...
Alice - time to get a new job!
Emma - I have an explanatory post lined up for the morning
Eryl - you're a wise woman :)