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  1. G’day NOPE .....Not One Puff Ever.... (replace Ever with Min,Hour, Day as required)
  2. NOPE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
  3. I'm getting excited about a new job I have accepted and will start a new chapter on January 29th. I have accepted a job with Spectrum cable working in a call center helping people with their cable, wifi or internet issues. I decided on this new direction because I need a better work and life balance.
  4. Wondering how @Sazerac and @reciprocity are doing. They are missed.
  5. Quit buddies are so important, at least they were for me You guys should REALLY look into making yourself a ticker for your signature. Aren't you at all curious at all the money and cigarettes NOT smoked you've saved in just a week quit? I was and I still love mine
  6. Gday lockdown found 2 cases and it appears no more to date. Breath again. So till the next case pops up it’s back to the new normal..... whatever that is. This latest one involves masks ..... so be it.
  7. I would also like to add why I joined this forum to quit smoking. I had tried every possible way to quit smoking. Hypnosis, nicotine gum and lozenges and a smoking cessation program with the famous Cleveland Clinic. Nothing worked and I continued to smoke. I became very ashamed, more isolated and depressed. The day I found this forum, I was desperately searching for someway to quit. I started lurking and reading as much as I could. The members here had a way of pulling you in. They made me laugh, something I hadn't done in a long time. They seemed to know me and my heart. As I travelled the journey with them, they helped me peel away the layers of self hate and doubt and made sure I knew I was strong enough. Let me tell you, I hung close and made new friendships that were all over the world. Today, I am smoke free and so much a different person than the one that landed here two years ago. I am strong and confident and loving life smoke free!
  8. Well done Jeff and Deb, you are both doing great. Having a quit buddy really helps, keep walking the path together and cheering each other on.
  9. I agree .. Congratulations Mac 😁.already your life is changing for the best ...
  10. Wow @Mac#23 that is exciting! Congratulations 😊
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    My days of cooking and cleaning dirty dishes are also numbered. 😆
  12. Would you be surprised if I said at least 50 different types? https://machohairstyles.com/best-mullet-haircut-styles/
  13. -4 ...Good to hear ....bored here too ....
  14. G’day NOPE .....Not One Puff Ever.... (replace Ever with Min,Hour, Day as required)
  15. Lol at you two ...flying along .....lovin the quit buddy...helping each other along is nice to see Well Done 😁
  16. -1....Hi Andy How's it going in Manchester ?
  17. Wow!!!.... If you can cook like that ...I knew I loved you ,for all your talents ,not just your body !!!! That looks delicious 😁🐸
  18. Hi😊 I'm at the laundromat doing Laundry. I'm pledging NOPE bc I no longer want to be selfish. Smoking is a family affair!
  19. I pledge NOPE! Bc I can, and I want to. Have a great morning, afternoon, or night wherever you are in the world. Catch ya later!!
  20. Yay Jeff!! I'm glad you're still on board with me! We've so got this!!
  21. That's Great News! I'm glad to hear you are feeling better! I somewhat understand what you are going through. My wife has had chronic bronchitis for about eight years (OPD). She uses an inhaler daily. When she gets really sick, she also has to take antibiotics and prednisone. Several times she has been given so much prednisone that she gets real puffed up and it can take months for her to get back to normal. She has never smoked, the doctors tell her that her attacks are triggered by allergies. Mostly certain types of mold. It's rough at times. Well, it's day seven for us. We can do this! Jeff
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