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  1. G’day NOPE .....Not One Puff Ever.... (replace Ever with Min,Hour, Day as required)
    6 points
  2. Way to go Gus. Congratulations on three months of freedom.
    6 points
  3. Congratulations on your third month smoke free @Gus, hopefully by now you're really starting to see some awesome recovery benefits and your journey is getting easier You're doing great!
    5 points
  4. well done Gus- getting the band set up for the inebriations- umm i mean celebrations
    5 points
  5. Smoking is a thing of the past . I don't do that anymore . Nope .
    5 points
  6. Thanks everyone! I’m doing great! I honestly hardly ever think of cigarettes or smoking anymore. Even if I’m surrounded by it. I guard my quit. Everyday. Not going to relapse. I wouldn’t survive another quit. I just know it. So…NOPE! NOPE! NOPE…IT IS! I truly appreciate each and every one of you! This place is great!!!! I give it ️️️️️
    4 points
  7. Congratulations Gus, you are doing awesome!!!
    4 points
  8. Congratulations @Gus You are doing awesome!
    4 points
  9. Good morning, everyone. My quit anniversary came and went I just had forgotten about it. How many years now? Yet it still feel like yesterday.
    4 points
  10. It might be Sinatra's song but Elvis did an awesome rendition...
    4 points
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  12. Congratulations Gus ... A Quarter of the way to the Lido Deck .... Thank you for all you bring to the board ...we love having you here ... Reward yourself well....I've sent a little gift for you ....
    3 points
  13. Way to go, Gus!! Three months is a HUGE accomplishment and milestone!
    2 points
  14. Some easy reading- no they're no pop-up
    2 points
  15. Look outside the sun still rises still sets the birds sing rainbows follow a storm there is so much good in this world choose to see that today choose to be kind to live love
    2 points
  16. G’day NOPE .....Not One Puff Ever.... (replace Ever with Min,Hour, Day as required)
    2 points
  17. Hey Steven! Ugh sorry you slipped but glad you got right back in the game! No big deal especially if you learn, make a change and get right back at it! Great job getting right back on the horse! No one will judge you here. No shame. No fear. Just a healthier life!
    1 point
  18. It is always a proud moment when we realize that we are free from smoking. How can we forget that. Congratulations on four years justanotherme!
    1 point
  19. @Steven Drojensky Keep up the good work you're doing Awesome!!!
    1 point
  20. You wake up every morning to fight the same demons that left you so tired the night before and that my love is bravery
    1 point
  21. Congratulations on your great quit ..
    1 point
  22. Focus on the step in front Of you not the whole staircase
    1 point
  23. -20! Chicks rule sticks, but who didn’t know that?!
    1 point
  24. Quit smoking , it ... Makes such a huge difference in the environment . I was sitting with my coffee this morning thinking of the past when I smoked in the house on rough days . I didn't smoke every day in the house but for several years before I quit I didn't care anymore . I had a very selfish attitude I think , to subject not only myself to that but visitors and family . The stench that smelled . The butts in the ashtray full to the brim in various areas of the house . Counting them all was impossible as they overlapped layer upon layer squished in various lengths some saved for the next needed fix . The yellow walls , the smoky glass windows and mirrors and lights and just a greyness that loomed as smoke filled the air was not a pretty vision this morning . This is coming from one who thought she loved smoking , needed smoking , deserved the right to smoke . I am glad I don't smell that stench in my home this morning . Oh my to breathe this fresh crisp air and feel and see the sun coming through the clearest window panes is breath giving . Of course each home I moved to over the years it all started out the same way , promising myself I wouldn't smoke in my home . This time would be different . But this time is different . I have truly made the commitment to nope . Truly humbled myself to reach out when in trouble and not take my quit for granted . I truly appreciate not throwing my butts on the ground , standing by the mall or the restaurant corner holding the wall up as I lean against it , protecting a purposeless cigarette from the wind , the rain and the cold . Now , let it rain , let it snow ! Are we all not dancing and singing with joy Because if not we should be . Day 1 or 10, 000 , every day makes a difference in your environment indoors and outdoors . Chances of fires are less both indoors and in the beautiful forests of our countries . There is so much beauty in being free . Maki Please feel free to share , discuss , add your perspective from your living room , add links to the harm smoking does to the environment etc . I can tell you being the mom in law of my daughters husband a fireman that the devastation going into house fires caused by smoking , families without a home and in some cases death and the tragedy and effect it has on them and firefighters and their families is something that can change when we realize there is no place in this world for smoking to be allowed .
    1 point
  25. I am a registered nurse and baccalaureate student. I am here to learn more about patient experiences and their challenges with tobacco use. Glad to hear that you are taking the final steps to quit for good. Have you looked into any resources within your community? Looking forward to hearing from you. Best, Nichole
    1 point
  26. Steven, don't stress this small setback. It's only a small stumble but what defines you is how you react to it. You took ownership and determined what went wrong. You also determined what you need to do to build a better and stronger quit. So, don't beat yourself up over it but learn from it and move forward. Trust and use all the available knowledge and forums here on the train. Mainly, lean on us, we have your back 100%.
    1 point
  27. It has been a long time, now, but as far as quit smoking anniversaries, the 3 month is still the most special to me. That is when I truly knew I could keep my quit!!
    1 point
  28. We just had our 45th Wedding Anniversary. Who would have thought we would have made it so far. I was very blessed.
    1 point
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