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Hi . I’m Mysticcat, a Quitnet nomad. I’m wandering to meet up with Q friends and make new ones. I see a few here already. I quit 1/16/2013. The support, experiences and information shared by others truly help keep me quit especially in the early days. I hope that I can give back in this community like in Qnet. Support is so important in quitting and why these support groups are so important. Have a great smokefree day >^.^< .5 points
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Welcome back Kazza! Great to read that you are gonna get back on the train! The best gift you can give yourself if you ask me! Is there any (realistic) reason to delay this present? I mean.. why wait? The train is ready for you! The hardest weeks could be over on the 24th right? Let the Junky not be the one who decides! That said, if you do decide to wait, that's cool too! Your quit so take your time to educate yourself - even if you think you know everything there is to know.. you need all hands on deck and all knowledge as leverage to overpower the addiction5 points
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Well my second time quit and I would have been three years at Christmas there are no excuses been made redundant I've had two spinal operations I've got heart issues and I got blood issues no excuse I had a drink I have a smoke and now I'm smoking again. like I said no excuses I am gutted because I'm coughing and shortness of breath again. I have set my new quit date of Sunday 24th of November and I'm back on here as of the 24th daily. I noticed my friend jillar is still here as an administrator now, I no doubt will get all of the support I had before to quit again Kazza4 points
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Welcome Kazaa. There are so many reasons to quit smoking and your health is a huge one. Sazarac and Vivianne are right. Why wait? You need to quit as soon as possible. There is plenty of support here to help you.4 points
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@Kazza, Welcome back ! @Vivianne is right....why wait ? Waiting enables anxiety and fear and a change of heart. Decide to quit and quit. Then read all you can, even if you think you already know about nicotine addiction. The information needs to be embedded in your brain, leaving NO room for relapse. You can build yourself a strong and sturdy quit, put the work into your quit. Invest in Yourself. You deserve to be Free !4 points
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Welcome Mysticat. My friends here mean so much to me. I credit them with saving my life. They were able to look deep inside my heart and build me up to know that I had strength. I am so glad you are joining us and look forward to getting to know you. Congratulations on your six years quit.3 points
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Thanks everyone Thanks for the welcome. Amazing how friendship form on these groups. It was so intimidating at 1st especially reaching out for help. But it does really if you want it bad enough....or just enough I suppose. I’m trying to navigate this site. It’s a bit different lol. Thanks again for the warm welcome.3 points
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Hey, @Vivianne, Your posts are v. thoughtful, supportive and informative...really excellent. So happy you quit smoking and are sharing your quit with us.3 points
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Boo and I have a secret safe word .....it's not been used yet .....lol....3 points
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Trying to work my new temporary phone...let's see how long this one lasts before the screen shatters.3 points
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Congratulations on 3 years smoke free, @DianeCz That is awesome. I hope you celebrate today.2 points
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Welcome to QuitTrain, @Mysticcat and congratulations on almost 7 years smoke free. I heard about what was about to happen to QuitNet and that is a shame. I sounded like a real active community. But you, and any other QuitNetters are very welcome here. There is plenty of opportunities to support quitters and have a lot of fun at the same time. It is great to have you here.2 points
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Welcome aboard mysticcat (great name btw), congratulations on almost seven years quit I agree that these support forums are so important. I know I wouldn't have succeeded without the support of others who knew what I was going through at any given time. And I've formed lasting friendships with people from all over the world Thanks for continuing to pay it forward, it's so appreciated2 points
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Welcome back kazza, I'm sorry you lost your quit. I have to agree with the others that there's no time like the present to give yourself that present of quitting smoking. I know for myself that anytime I set a quit date the anxiety of actually going through with quitting was too much and I would just put it off. My health was suffering too so I know how important it is for you to quit. So please stick close. You will get all the support you need here. It's really good to 'see' you again2 points
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Stoor Dust.. You could write your name in the stoor on that..!2 points
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How about a nice smelling candle ,now that your nose is coming back to life .......lovely ...2 points
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The thing is rewards were cake or ice cream now I am loosing weight. Need to buy something else that is real or think of something else to make me smile.2 points
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We got all our safe words from Grimm....my kid wasn't allowed in a car with anyone even if she knew them unless they knew the safeword....Grimm 'species' were our safe words.2 points
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I am determined to share music that has not already been shared and this track almost certainly fits the bill! Why am I a fan of this piece of 90s Turkish pop? Because it takes me back to my bellydancing days, and those are some happy memories. (Yes, I was a semi-professional bellydancer!)2 points
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