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8 pointsSorry I've been out of touch for a bit. Got called to do a last minute test for work out of state and working 12hr days plus data analysis. Probably won't be back till next Monday. Being away from home for first time is creating new kinds of cravings. Still hanging in there. Today marks 6 weeks.8 points
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5 pointsSelf-Defense Tip of the Day If you are attacked by a group of clowns, go straight for the juggler.5 points
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5 points5 points5 pointsStay strong and hang in there Justin. 6 weeks is a great start and better and easier days are ahead. Best wishes. stay close.5 points5 pointsHang in there @JustinHoot99 reach out if you need to!! You've gots this. Congratulations on 6 weeks!!5 points5 points5 points4 points4 points4 pointsG’day NOPE .....Not One Puff Ever.... (replace Ever with Min,Hour, Day as required Jacaranda
4 points4 points4 points4 pointsGreat to see you pop in .... Protect that fabulous Quit while your away .... We are here any time you need us ...
4 points4 points4 pointsHave been dealing with my share of bs in life the last couple of weeks and never thought about smoking. I had several failed quits and a friend once said 'you have no willpower'. Eventually, when I did quit, I realized it wasn't about willpower - it was about making a decision. The switch in the brain has to flip. What also helped was understanding triggers through a post by another user. If someone like me with several failed attempts and no willpower can quit, anyone can.4 points4 points4 pointsI confess I didn't want to like it but I'm REALLY liking my smartphone. Not only was I able to get online using my data when our WiFi went out two days in a row but I also had a video call with my sister today. A first for both of us😊4 points4 points4 points4 pointsI, too, am a member of the QSMB... class of 2017 SmokeBusters! That online support group is the main reason I was able to power through my quit. I was devastated when it imploded and was so lucky to find my way here so I could climb aboard the Quit Train and here I am all these years later! 😷4 points4 points4 points4 points4 points3 points3 points3 points3 pointsG’day NOPE .....Not One Puff Ever.... (replace Ever with Min,Hour, Day as required Mangroves
3 points3 pointsCongrats! Somehow I missed this on Saturday. Keep up the good work!3 pointsCongratulations @Gus on 7 months! You've done so amazing.3 pointsCongrats, @d2e8b8! Celebrate your milestone and KTQ! 🎉😷3 points3 points3 points2 pointsa woman's faults are many but men have only two everything we say and everything we do2 points2 points2 points2 pointsYou,ll need all the help you can get ..even Cash can get involved.😁
2 points2 points2 points2 points2 points2 pointsCongratulations on 5 years quit @d2e8b8! I appreciate all the support you’ve given me! 😎2 pointsCongratulations D2.... Five years ....Wonderful.....Thank you for all your help and support to those who have followed
2 pointsCongratulations on 5 years, d2!!! You've won a smoke=free future and...2 pointsa sign on the wall of an employees lounge: Feel like you need a vacation? Want that extra time off so you can sleep late travel to new and exotic places? Then **** up just one more time!!1 point1 pointThere's step by step directions if you need them 😊 https://www.quittrain.com/topic/15042-creating-a-ticker/1 point1 pointI was basically an out of control chainsmoker, 2-3 packs a day, and started really thinking about it when I turned 50. Figured it was now or never! Found the old QSMB (quitsmokingmessageboard, now gone) and whyquit.com and they were both enormous resources. Between those two and the Allen Carr Easyway book I was able to beat my addiction. whyquit is a great resource to learn and understand WHY nicotine has such a grip on people. Lots of reading and understanding helped me defeat it for sure, and Easyway helped a ton too. It really helped me 'flip the switch' in my mind and break free. January 29 2013 I put out the last one, blew the smoke out the window and said "THATS IT - NO MORE!" And have been free every since. I was hopelessly addicted and never thought I was going to do it, so anyone struggling with it just believe you can do it because YOU CAN! Use this board and all the other stuff and you WILL! Good luck! Jon1 point1 pointThis leaderboard is set to New York/GMT-04:00
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