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  1. Congratulations MQ.... Wow....7 Years have flown by .... I am sure ..I owe you my precious quit as of many ,many who are following me.. Thank you ,thank you ....for this great place,and for all your hard work ,making sure the Train runs smoothly along the track... How many lives are being saved is nothing short of Magical .... For Everyone in the Past and in the future who will take a seat .. THANK YOU ❤❤
    7 points
  2. Hmmmm......let me see.......Yes .... I would say yours BKP...... A fine figure of a man posing on a hill... Well ..What do you expect from a Horney Toad ..... (Wish my Boo had done that ...just saying )....
    7 points
  3. G’day NOPE .....Not One Puff Ever.... (replace Ever with Min Hour Day as required!)
    6 points
  4. 6 points
  5. My answer: Cbdave's. I'm not a 100% sure what it is. If I had to guess I'd say it's a whole cooked chicken in a bikini. What's not to love about that?
    5 points
  6. Maybe that can stuck up her butt? So as far as my favorite goes Hmmm, there's a lot of good ones so I'll have to think about it...............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................Mine! I like mine the best. It makes me smile every time I see that silly face
    5 points
  7. True dat. I was always miserable when I tried cutting back and it was usually not too long before I was back my normal daily average.
    4 points
  8. Gradual decline - did that 2 or 3 times and i am pretty sure i reinforced my addiction immensly by doing that. Dont go there.
    4 points
  9. Oh I've tried this method quite a few times in my 52 year Smoking Career.... Knowing you only have a certain few cigs a day ...mind blowing... Clock watching ...watching the minutes go by ..ever so slowly ,waiting for that precious hand on the clock to click on the minute you can finally light up ,and ease those cravings ...not wanting the cigerette to ever end ,cos you know you have to do it all again ....and again ... My advice ...don't bother with all that torture ....put them down and promise never to smoke again ..
    4 points
  10. I'm not saying my avatar is the best, but it is the one that confused Bakon. He thought it was a motorcycle helmet. That gave us all another opportunity to laugh at the village idiot. And who doesn't enjoy pointing and laughing at Bakon?
    4 points
  11. Bingo! Gradual decline is the worst of both worlds: you're still a smoker but you experience the withdrawal symptoms associated with the early days of a quit. I wasted a lot of time dipping a toe to check the water. Thankfully, I finally jumped right in. And the rest is history.
    4 points
  12. Hi Taylor, I agree with johnq cutting down isn't a quit method. Your quit date starts the second you put out your last cigarette and I saw you posted in the NOPE thread so congratulations on choosing today to quit
    4 points
  13. Salute to you MQ! And congratulations on 7 years! That is awesome!
    4 points
  14. Congratulations on your awesome 7 years of Freedom! and Thanks for leading this wonderful Train!
    4 points
  15. I have to agree with all the posts that gradual decline does not work. For the last few years I smoked I was constantly getting down to just a few a day. better than a pack a day but not quitting or even getting close. Actually it was my doctor who suggested that method. I always thought that if only I could be forced not to smoke for a few days I could make the move to quit. Careful what you wish for and every cloud does have a silver lining. Make a long story short, I came down with a viral pneumonia and spent 3 days in ICU and another 5 in the hospital. It was just time to put up or shut up in my mind. I had run out of excuses. I just wish I had done it sooner. Other people use different methods to quit than CT and I support that but you have to get the cig out of your mouth. I wish you all the best.
    3 points
  16. Great job MQ. Congratulations. All of us who ride the Train thank you.
    3 points
  17. Congratulations to our train engineer. May the benefits of not smoking continue to be good & plenty.
    3 points
  18. Hello Taylor, It's wonderful to see people wanting to quit. I saw your pledge post earlier, haven't had a chance to say "Welcome to the Quit Train" The best way to quit is to Educate yourself first. Smoking is Nicotine Addiction, learn about the Addiction to understand the withdrawals (cravings) and understand how it's destroying your body, then pick your method. Any method such as Cold Turkey, Nicotine supplement (patches, etc.) will work when you understand the addiction. Gradually decline is NOT a quitting method, on the contrary, it's making it much harder to quit. Extending the time between each smoke will make the addiction more intense, hence giving you the perception that you "enjoy" smoking more, where you're just feeding the addiction. Please go through the materials in the sticky posts to educate yourself so you can quit successfully.
    3 points
  19. G’day NOPE .....Not One Puff Ever.... (replace Ever with Min Hour Day as required!)
    3 points
  20. Hi @taylorwilkes1990 , good to see you're pledging NOPE, however I'm confused that your profile still says "not yet quit".
    3 points
  21. G’day rock up every day..... for you... yep this is for you. Yep I know we’ve been there done that.... but it’s not for us.... you’ll have no judgement from this little black duck..... pick your version of NOPE this minute? this hour ? this Day? minutes turn into hours.... hours become days! just saying....
    3 points
  22. Waiting to be ready is like waiting for the niagara falls to climb up instead of falling down. Never gonna happen. Take that first step, be vulnerable about it, discover, grow day by day and suddenly you will see motivation and 'readyness' peaking around the corner. Take proper care of your health Linda, no one else can do that for you.
    3 points
  23. Congratulations on 7 years quit MQ, and I too thank you for this wonderful site
    2 points
  24. Congratulations, John! I know you feel great now. Keep going cuz it gets easier and easier! Treat yourself!
    2 points
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