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  1. four year later, and still NOPE!
    7 points
  2. G’day NOPE .....Not One Puff Ever.... (replace Ever with Min,Hour, Day as required)
    6 points
  3. NOPE .....Not One Puff Ever
    6 points
  4. Congratulations Leanna.... Your a Inspiration.....Spoil yourself Today !!!
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  5. Hi all! It has been a while since I visited this forum. However, the other day a family member asked me how long it was since I quitted and wow, I knew it had been already four years but I no longer remembered the exact date and forgot to celebrate. I guess this has two interpretations, either dementia is coming or the lack of struggle makes you forget.... In any case, for those who are quitting, or planning, or having a hard time, you can totally make it and then even forget about it. Of course I remember sometimes (especially when I smell someone's else smoke, but now it is only a nice feeling thinking how free I am that I no longer have to smoke. So go for it, you can totally make it, and this community will help, so keep discussing, and NOPEing everyday. All the best! g.
    4 points
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  7. Congratulations @Leanna, hope you're doing well
    3 points
  8. G’day NOPE .....Not One Puff Ever.... (replace Ever with Min,Hour, Day as required)
    3 points
  9. Thank you, Jillar. It was the least I could do when I believed QSMB was in grave peril!
    3 points
  10. Big congrats on nine years, Leanna!!! You're leading the way for many of us.
    2 points
  11. Congratulations @Leanna!!! 9 years is !!!
    2 points
  12. Thanks for the encouragement and hope. Well done on fours years free. Enjoy your wonderful life!
    2 points
  13. So sad, thank you beautiful ladies for sharing your stories and paying it forward to be here to try and help others from this wicked addiction. You are very brave and deserve a thank you from all the people you have helped.❤❤
    2 points
  14. Congratulations Leanna! 9 years smoke free is awesome.
    2 points
  15. Don and Phil gave us some of the best harmonies ever. Unfortunately, we also lost Tom T. Hall last week. Hall did what was probably my grandfather's favorite song of all-time.
    2 points
  16. Glad to hear all went well, @Opah! Good for you. As a retired healthcare professional, I agree that everyone should be proactive about their health. Regular checkups are important. If anyone on this forum has not been vaccinated against Covid, please make it a priority. Our lungs are already compromised, as ex- smokers, so we especially need to be safe from respiratory diseases. I am so happy, Opah, that you do, indeed, seem to have a new lease on life.
    2 points
  17. @mightyboosh, Congratulations on 2 years.
    2 points
  18. Congratulations on two years @mightyboosh, that's awesome!
    2 points
  19. Congrats on an incredible quit. Reward yourself for an awesome accomplishment and partyyyy.
    2 points
  20. Congrats, @mightyboosh! Celebrate your milestone and KTQ!
    2 points
  21. Congrats, @Leanna! Celebrate your milestone and KTQ!
    1 point
  22. No matter how difficult the path is never take your eyes away from your destination
    1 point
  23. Mighty good quit you have there, mighty boosh!
    1 point
  24. @Katgirl you've got a great workout going. I wouldn't worry too much about the calorie calculations by the different machines - they may have their own margins of error. As long as your body is telling you it was a good workout, that's important.
    1 point
  25. Back at the ranch today, so treadmill time. It’s weird to me that it seems easier than the exercise bike, but burns more calories. It seems counterintuitive. I think my heart gets a better workout on the treadmill, and on the bike, it’s my legs that get more of a workout, and get tired. The incline on the treadmill is probably what makes me burn more calories. It’s nice that I own both pieces of equipment, and can maintain an exercise routine at both homes. It’s also nice to change things up. Today I did 32 minutes at 2.5- 3 % incline, at 3.3 mph. My target heart rate was right where it should be. I take it, manually, several times during my workout. (I am a retired RN) so, easy easy, for me. No need for a heart monitor on my equipment, though it’s available on both.
    1 point
  26. Congratulations....2 years is a great quit ..Reward yourself with something special
    1 point
  27. NOPE… thought I hadn’t noped today but I had. Tried to delete but no option .
    1 point
  28. Welcome back Darcy.... Make sure you read all the helpful information on the Main Discussion Smoking Board.... It will help you along .... Stay close ...helping others along ,helps your quit too.... You can do it ....
    1 point
  29. You have been there and done that Darcy, so get back to it. I am still working on getting a year under my belt and just seem to blow it just before. This is the one I get to that year and just like Forest Gump I ran my quit to a year I might as well run it to two years and the 3, 4, 5. You have your tools, you have all this support grab on and run with it !
    1 point
  30. Hello, @darcy! I am so glad that you hopped aboard, again. Now, hang out with us. You won’t regret it. If the urge strikes again, and you feel overwhelmed, send out an SOS. We are all here for you.
    1 point
  31. Its Like waking up after a night of rain, The sky is Bluer than blue and the clouds are puffy and bright white, it hurts to look up at the beauty of sight. Everything is crystal ! What a adventure, can you believe I was awake and watched them remove the Lens out of my eyes, No patches afterwards, No real Pain to speak of, and every day my Vision gets Better and Better. At my app yesterday I was reading the bottom line on the eye chart ! and my eyes are still getting better. 3 different eye drops for the next couple of months and it will all be done, I am so freaking excited and happy, shit Happy doesn't come near how I feel. If you have Cataracts get them removed give yourself a Blessing !
    1 point
  32. We've been looking all over for you! Welcome back
    1 point
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