I quit smoking five days ago?

My daughter just did a report on this the other day for school and found this website to be helpful ...

http://www.ciggyfree.com/cigblog/2007/09/29/how-lo...

Beleive it or not, effects start taking place about 8 hours after your last cigarette and take up to 15 years to become like someone who has never smoked. It truly is amazing when you think about it. Congrats on quitting, I know it is hard but its one of the best decisions you will ever make,

congrats on quitting thats great:) I quit smoking before and like you at the time I wasn't smoking over 5-6 a day at the time. Although I only quit for 3 months I coould feel a real difference after 2 weeks and my lungs felt great after 2 months....unfortunately I started up again after the 3 months and I am still smoking and smoking more than I was prior to quitting the first time. :( i hope to quit sooon. Best of luck to you:)

What matters is that you quit. You can't worry about if it was soon enough. With the medical technology today it will be fine. Babies are born every day that have a worse chance and they survive. But remeber just because you quit while you were pregnant doesn't mean you should start back up. It is just as bad for a baby to be around it when it is new as it is to do while you carry the baby. Think of the baby before yourself its the only chance it has.