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  1. G’day NOPE .....Not One Puff Ever.... (replace Ever with Min Hour Day as required)
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  2. NOPE When I first typed in NOPE, I actually typed HOPE -- typo But HOPE and NOPE are closely related when you're thinking of quality of life.
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  3. Quitting smoking can be a rocky road to travel -- rocky, but not impassable. Everyone here cheering you on and helping you over the rough spots has been where you are, and kept on going. It's such a worthwhile journey. Holding good thoughts for your success!
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  4. Waiting for the chocolate peanut butter cup to kick in
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  5. G’day NOPE .....Not One Puff Ever.... (replace Ever with Min Hour D
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  6. Ha...my foot was tappin ...!!!!
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  7. ksmooth ... How's it going today ???
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  8. How,s it going today ST ????
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  9. I'm addicted to eating Thanksgiving leftovers. I just can't quit cold turkey!
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  10. What are some helpful tips and the best thing to do on your first day and week of not smoking? Looking for success! Quit date this week.
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  12. Put a bra on yesterday for the first time in I don't know how long now then realized I don't need to wear a bra to go out to the backyard....
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  13. 2- use it as a measuring cup
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  14. 10- use for sound proofing Solo cup
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  16. Welcome back. You're in the right place.
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  17. Sending our k- smooth a Pat On The Back Too...
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  18. Morning k- smooth .... How,s it going ????.... Take some time today going for a nice walk ...take in all that lovely fresh air ... The first thing to come back alive usually is your nose .... Don't forget your NOPE.....
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  19. Welcome K Smooth! Great decision to quit smoking! Exercise instead of eating so you don't gain weight...Best of luck! You can do it...gets easier day by day! Congratulations on taking your health back!
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  20. I also stayed close to the forum. My new friends here boosted my confidence and kept me laughing. They showed me that I was stronger than my crave and so worth a life of freedom from smoking. Keep that wonderful quit going.
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  21. You have been given great advice ....change your routine totally ...if you smoked with that first coffee... Drink fresh juice ....soon the new routine will become the Norm .... Come here and throw a pledge in ...make that promise ....and be kind to yourself .... Congratulations your on your Journey ..this train goes all the way to Freedom !!!
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  22. I logged onto my board first thing every morning while I waited for my coffee. If you've never smoked inside, that's awesome and shouldn't cause any bad cravings. I loved logging in everyday to see what my ticker was up to. I highly recommend getting one for your signature https://www.quittrain.com/tickers/ You'll be able to watch all the time, cigarettes NOT smoked and money saved since you quit I also used an air cigarette we lovingly call my JAC for bad craves. I couldn't believe how well it worked at tricking my mind into thinking it was getting the real thing. Some use cut straws or pens but mine was invisible so I never had to worry about forgetting where I put it
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  23. Woke up this morning with an urge but stayed positive and grabbed a dum dum lollipop I had leftover from Halloween seems to help very much any other ideas or morning routines anyone can share? Morning and nights seem to be the hardest but so far it’s almost lunchtime and I been smoke free for a few hours
    1 point
  24. Thanks so much!! @Doreensfree
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  25. Welcome on board k.smooth .... Glad you found us ... This place is full of great information to get you going .... On the main Smoking board ,we have threads that are pinned in green ,great place to start ...also watch all Joel's video,s they cover most of your concerns ... We have a daily NOPE thread ...not one puff ever ....this is a powerful tool ...make that promise every day . We are a family ...and care about our members ...and will help you every step of the way . Also we can have fun .quitting doesn't have to be all doom and gloom.... It's all to do with Attitude...stay positive ...after all...what your going to achieve is flippin marvelous... You can do it .....
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  27. Glad you found us K-smooth. This is a wonderful place for information and support for quitting. You can do this! Stay close to the fourm and shout out for help when needed.
    1 point
  28. You can do this k.smooth, you are stronger than the addiction. Just have a little faith in yourself and believe you can do it.
    1 point
  29. Hi @k.smooth, Here's a whole thread full of suggegions: first days Welcome and best wishes to you for a successful quit!
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  30. Welcome aboard K.smooth and great decision to quit smoking. There's a ton of different things you can do your first days. Stop smoking in the areas and times you normally would. This will help you to disassociate these areas and hopefully avoid a crave going in them. You may also want to stock up on fruit juice or water and most of us craved sweets in our early days. I was hooked on soft peppermint puffs my whole first year lol. Anyway, we have a ton of great info about our addiction addressing just about everything you could want to know. I'd start with the pinned topics in our main forum. We also have a great video forum if that's more your thing. Lastly, stick close to the forum for a while. We are here to support you in your journey so if you feel you're going to cave to a crave use our SOS forum and wait for three replies. Members will be there to help you through it
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