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Things can only get better.....Right ???? To All Travellers Of The Train ...Present...Past ...Future ....

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G’day NOPE .....Not One Puff Ever.... (replace Ever with Min,Hour, Day as required)

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NOPE and happy new year to everyone!

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Day One is going well so far! I keep catching myself heading back to the spot I normally smoke during the winter. Then I distract myself by going somewhere else or doing something different. I'm positive right now! Watched one and a half hours of Joel's videos this morning. I've watched many of them multiple times in the past. The one titled "Waiting to bottom out" really described my thinking ( or attitude ) towards quitting smoking. I've been waiting on some bad news ( health-wise ) to force me into quitting. I talk my doctor into running certain tests on me thinking something will show up that forces my hand. Now that is just more proof of how messed-up my thinking about this addiction is. As he explains hitting bottom with smoking can be crippling or deadly. Waiting for a health problem to happen in order to convince yourself to quit may be to late to help at all. I believe him! Have a Great Day! Jeff

Goodbye 2020! Best wishes for a better 2021.

That's the way to do it Fluffy.... This Train will take you to Freedom more than anywhere else can ....👍😁🐸

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I thought about it for a while and I decided I deleted my other accounts (Skype, YouTube, or whatever!) but I'll keep this one open and stay. It gives me peace of mind to unplug every once in a while. But I'll stay here That makes ya'll my special lil' cupcakes

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What you are experiencing is often called "junkie thinking." As nicotine addicts, our mind is constantly trying to trick us into seeing some value to smoking so you can get your next fix. This psychological addiction is sometimes harder to fight than the physical one but the only thing you get out of a cigarette is that next nicotine fix. The fact that you are waiting for bad news to force you into quitting shows how messed up the addiction is. Fight through this. In time, things will get better. You just have to realize that nothing at all positive comes from smoking. It is solely about feeding a deadly addiction. Congrats on doing so well with Day 1. You can do this!

Happy New Year Jeff, I'm glad your day 1 is going well. Joel's videos have helped a lot of people so I'm happy they're helping you too Your dr. is right, I'm glad you didn't wait until a health issue forced you. The damage may already be done as I found out the hard way.... Don't be me! Stay smoke free

You are doing good fluffyyellowduck. Anyway you can pass the time without smoking is a good thing. Things will get better. I'm coming up on 9 months quit in a couple days and trust me when I say it. It does get easier with time. You might get an occasional craving but it will be much easier to just push them aside. Have faith in yourself.

doing a lot of deep breathing, crocheting a sweater and watching old Rickie Lake and Jenny Jones makeover episodes because I still live in 1994

G’day NOPE .....Not One Puff Ever.... (replace Ever with Min,Hour, Day as required)

Glad to see you back JB .... I had a health scare before I quit ...double foot amputation .... Please you don't want to be given that news ... Don't wait for that or worse ..... Fight for your Freedom ....your health is so worth it .... I was a 52 year smoker ....it's possible ....you have to want it bad enough ... Watch and read everything you can here ...stay close .... You can do it ...!!

Congratulations on seven months John, that's great! Hope you're doing well on your first New Year smoke free 😊

Congratulations JohnQ, Time for a victory dance and a sweet reward.

Hi JH63, This is your time to start your forever quit. First and foremost you need to believe you can kick the habit for good. Have faith in yourself. Then hop on the Quit train and get started. You should read the available articles, watch the videos and gain all the knowledge you can. Knowledge is power and it will help on your journey. We will also be here to support the whole way. This all comes down to you committing 100% to your quit. Good Luck and Happy New year.

I hope you stick around, JH63. It took me many attempts as well.

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NOPE...... NONE FOR ME THIS NEW YEAR... HAPPY NEW YEAR EVERYONE, STAY HAPPY AND HEALTHY..

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Congratulations John .... 7 months is a Quit to be Proud of ....High Five !!!

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We made it through 2020. I guess I can take this one off of my playlist now...

Good job John. Congratulations.

Congratulations on 7 months smoke free @JohnQ That is awesome!

Glad to hear you're ready to quit, lets make this your sticky one! You'll be happy to find that improved circulation is one of the first benefits you feel from quitting. I hope you stick close and reach out when you need us. Happy New Year to you too 😊

Thanks for the Happy New Year wishes, @JH63 I wish you a Happy New Year too. Quitting smoking will definitely guarantee a healthier new year. I suggest sticking around here and finally quit for good. I know it can be tough but the people here can attest that quitting smoking is definitely doable and is worth it.

HI! I'd like to wish everyone here a great New Year! I haven't posted here for a long time, but I have been lurking. I have decide to start my New Year with a new quit attempt. This past year I didn't smoke for 121 days total, seven different quits. The longest for 31 days the rest for various lengths of time. Nicotine addiction has a death grip on me. My health is getting steadily worse all the time. Shortness of breath, poor circulation in my legs and feet, I've already got a pacemaker. With any normal person that would be enough to motivate them to quit for good, not just stop for awhile and then go back to it. But not me! That nicotine monster is embedded into my brain 50 years deep. I know that I have to do this myself, for myself. I've known this since I quit drinking almost three years ago. Either way it goes it's on me. There is no substitution for my own willpower. I have a quit plan, but it doesn't very much from past quit plans. I'll let you know how things go. Take Care! Jeff

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Happy New year to you as well Jillar. I liked your idea, do I actually need to come up with one?

The question is did you think it was a stupid question? 😆

Thank you! This has been an amazing 7 years! Without this site and the help of its wonderful members I don’t think the outcome would have been the same. If you are lurking and thinking of joining, do it! It is worth it. Next year at this time I will be quit and have a new title added to my name BSN, RN. All of this snowballed from quitting at that point in life quitting was the hardest thing that I had done. Conquering that obstacle gave me the courage to conquer my fear of going back to school at my age.

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I went down to the crossroads... In fact, we all went to the crossroads when we quit smoking. Made a big decision. Saw a promising path before us but had to put the mileage of the other path in the rear view. New paths always seem unnatural and make us question ourselves a bit. In time, you build confidence with the knowledge that you are going the right way. Then you just hammer down and enjoy the ride. Buckle up, knuckle down, and drive on.