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  1. Congratulations @joe on nine years quit! And thank you for sticking around and paying it forward all these years I hope you celebrate today!
    6 points
  2. Do you really want to go back to all the bad stuff that comes with smoking ... Besides the nasty killer illnesses....all that miserable stuff that goes with this addiction ... Fight Linda ....take it one minute at time if you have too..... We are all rooting for you ...
    6 points
  3. Hang in there @Linda, as you know, the only way past is through. And you've done it before so you know you CAN do it again. Your health depends on it......
    6 points
  4. Sorry things are tough for you right now @Linda hope it will get better. I just finished Allen Carr's book The Easy Way, been reading a little here and there. While I was confident in (the fight) my quit early on, it really helped me make sense some things. Hang in there!
    6 points
  5. G’day NOPE .....Not One Puff Ever.... (replace Ever with Min,Hour, Day as required)
    5 points
  6. Hi Linda punch the wall , scream and shout, cry, have a shower, go to bed or for a walk! ANYTHING…. BUT DO NOT SMOKE! it solves nothing, and will spiral you into a depression that you will most definately want to claw your way out of again. you are doing so well, bad days will always happen as a smoker or not. Dig deep and find that positivity and determination to hang on to your great quit. I am sending you positive vibes
    5 points
  7. Hang in there, Linda, You do not want to go back to smoking. You've put too much into this. A cigarette will do nothing good for you.
    5 points
  8. I couldn’t bare it @Mac#23. I am happy with Georgia’s non-stick flurries and gone by the next day snow apocalypses. lol
    5 points
  9. G’day NOPE .....Not One Puff Ever.... (replace Ever with Min,Hour, Day as required)
    4 points
  10. Yaaaa....Joe.... Nine years smoke free.... Don't forget to reward yourself ....what a great achievement...
    4 points
  11. Woah 9 years, now that is some achievement, congrats!
    4 points
  12. Looks cold for sure @Mac#23. I really like this time of year in AZ, we get to see some clouds occasionally. 45 low and 73 for a high make some great temps to get outside.
    4 points
  13. Waiting for a takeout, just warming the plates and getting a bottle of wine ready
    3 points
  14. i am so sorry to hear you are struggling Linda. Sometimes we all just need to vent, so vent. get it out of your system. we understand it. you understand it. anyway you overcome the urge is the right way. sending some positive energy your way.
    3 points
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  16. Congratulations Joe! 9 years smoke free is awesome.
    3 points
  17. Does @reciprocity just disappear for periods of time or ? While I get people probably move on after they get more and more confident in their quit and do not need as much support, but this seems abrupt to me.
    3 points
  18. Mr Piggy takes himself to his sty for a long sleep.....I'm sure he will be back....
    3 points
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  20. He does this @overcome, which makes his reappearance all the better. Hopefully he'll be back soon
    3 points
  21. 3 points
  22. Joe!! So very happy to celebrate with you once again! Hope you and your lovely family are well!
    2 points
  23. Geez....at 4 ft 11....I would be in trouble ...sounds dismal Mac
    2 points
  24. Congratulations Joe, this is a really incredible quit. This is also extremely inspiring for the rest of us. Keep it up.
    2 points
  25. Wow!!!!.....That's some snow right there
    2 points
  26. Looking out my sliding glass door to my balcony.
    2 points
  27. Get ready for some spanking chicks!
    1 point
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  29. G’day When I gave the burners away I could walk into a store with a $20 note and buy a packet. Now I’m told you need a fifty dollar note to buy a packet. Thats mind blowing. Im not a rich man but comfortable…. How can the unemployed or poor afford to smoke?
    1 point
  30. Hello @SavingMeFromMe - I am another that has tried to quit many times before. This quit just feels different and I believe it is because of all the great people, information and support here on the train. All the best to you on your quit!
    1 point
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