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  1. Waiting for my discharge orders and husband so I can go home!!!
  2. Learning to cook quinoa. I,m making sure I eat healthier this year, so just made a quinoa salad. It turned out really good...yay...
  3. Just got back home from dropping off my good buddy at JFK airport in NYC. Made excellent time considering we left at the height of rush hour...love when the stars align! 😋
  4. 5 points
    Welcome onboard Hal, so good to have you on the train with us. You have made the best decision to quit smoking. You will see loads of improvements to your health and wealth. Post often and get involved, it really helps keep you focused.
  5. NOPE - smoking sucks! Mondays suck too!
  6. NOPE - Not One Puff Ever.
  7. No no no nope no no! Three years cig free coming Feb 5th. Incredible for this former 2-3 pack a day chain smoker. I bicycle and play pickleball now. My family is incredibly proud of me. Not One Puff Ever. Anyone trying to quit I wish you the best. It WAS hard at first, the first few months. But it just got easier and easier from there. Stay close to this site; the folks here helped me through it all.
  8. Yaaaaa nice to see our Jillar is feeling better and back on board ...Welcome Back !!!
  9. I started on some tubes of Polo sugar free mints and at 7:10 AM this morning achieved 216 Hours nicotine free cold turkey! Been a bit moody because the Council electronically deactivated my disabled persons concessionary travel permit yesterday. I think this is because I never responded to the reminder letter because I found it confusing. Processing complex information is very hard due to executive dysfunction in my Asperger's syndrome. A friend from my kingdom hall is helping me with the technicalities involved in renewing my travel permit.
  10. G’day NOPE .....Not One Puff Ever.... replace Ever with Min Hour Day as required!
  11. Big, fat, hairy NOPE
  12. I was very resilient and bounced back when I imagined all my friends on Quit Train all cheering for me and rooting for me. I want to go in to Day 10 completely nicotine free cold turkey. Cold turkey is wonderful and I applaud this fabulous website for all their efforts to defeat the nico-demon as my former site www.quitnet.com called it.
  13. 4 points
    I see you've found the games, a great diversion to conquer craves. How are you feeling ? You Quit Smoking, this makes you a real hero to yourself (and to us also). Keep your focus, you are winning and it does get easier as time goes by.
  14. Here is a wonderful post from our friend, Cristóbal, Your Quit & Your Life - The Proper Sequence Protect your quit with your life.
  15. I have always been honest about me being a internet numpty...I learn new stuff all the time ...!!!!
  16. No not always..... it’s a public holiday in Aus
  17. Had no idea you were sick, hope things pick up soon
  18. 3 points
    Welcome Hal You're gonna like it here!!!
  19. 3 points
    Welcome Hal Congrats on quitting.
  20. Well done on not letting your permit problems get you too down. Stay determined that nothing will knock you off your wonderful quit progress.
  21. NOPE NOPE NOPE NOPE NOPE
  22. BA...your flying along ...you should strong in your quit ... Sorry to hear about your permit ..well done for understanding smoking wouldn't have changed a thing ... Hopefully you will have it sorted ,now help has arrived ...some forms can be confusing for everyone ... Upwards and onwards !!!
  23. NOPE !!!! NOT TODAY!!!!!!
  24. 3 points
    Welcome Hal! So glad you have decided to quit and have found us. This is a great place for information, motivation and support. Hang tough and call out if you need us.
  25. I work for a state government agency. Places like this are the true definition of a bureaucracy. There are some highly questionable people leading things here. I know of several IT Project Managers who openly admit to "not knowing the first thing about computers." You are already more of an IT expert than the people I just mentioned. Congratulations.
  26. Sending out group emails. I know how to do this now whoopie! Also If you noticed I have added images on here too. Does this classify me as an IT expert?
  27. Diggin Deep, Belief in yourself and a firm strong N.O.P.E helped me too. Good job
  28. Love this post QueenB and so happy that you'll soon celebrate your first year smoke free 😊
  29. My thinking was like yours @QueenB. I just could not quit. I even became resolved to the fact that I would die of a smoking related illness. Is that sad? I was resolved to the fact I was killing myself! I tried everything to quit and was never successful. I accidentally came across this forum and found a whole cheering section. These people let me know that I had the power to do it. I feel as if they took my hands and guided me to the finish line. If you are lurking on the forum, know that we are here to help you find success. You can quit.
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