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G’day Tis the season to be jolly…. Not jolly stupid…. NOPE…..

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-4 That's OK. Jillar's gonna just crash out soon enough and won't be a threat any longer

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Christmas NOPE!

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I can only say there wasen't one available when Stewie needed it. -2

Sorry to hear of your health stuff, beazel… although we never “online met”, I’ve read some of your past posts when I was glued to QT early in my quit. Believe me, you’ve helped many

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So very sorry that you have been ill, @beazel. I am thankful you didn’t have the complications of smoking on top of everything else. Best wishes for your recovery. A healing haiku: Big love in few words for our dear Quit Train poet.

Of course many of us remember you @beazel! I'm so sorry to hear you have had to go though this issue but as you noted, the whole issue would have been much worse if you were still relying on smoking to get you through tough situations! Now you can simply concentrate on reaching full recovery by working hard on physical therapy without worrying about when you have to have your next smoke! Best wishes for a timely & full recovery

Sorry to hear this Beazel. Had not heard of this before. I hope the therapy and your recovery give you more comfort than what you have been experiencing. During the QSMB days, I lost my quit a couple months after you joined the group. Happy to be back but sorry to say losing my quit, and ignoring the known risk's has caused some serious health issues. We can only hope someone gain's that forever quit from some information they find here. I wish you the best. Stew.

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Hi everyone, I'm a member, but, I'm not here often and most of you don't know me. But I'm here today for a quick thought (okay, maybe not quick, I tend to ramble) I was recently hospitalized with a rare condition called Guillain-Barre Syndrome. After a month in the hospital, I came home 1 week ago. It was scary and very painful, and my recovery will require months of therapy. I am doing so much better and I work hard every day to regain my strength. I'm sure many folks here have gone through serious medical conditions also. I do know that I thought about how happy I was to have quit smoking. I can't imagine for a minute how being a smoker would have effected me. Not just feening for a cigarette, but the severity of my illness, also the recovery being so much more difficult and lengthy. If you are in the beginning of your quit, please stay strong and committed. For your health. KTQ

I remember you well Sweetheart. im sorry to hear you have not been well and your now on the road to Recovery . smoking I’m sure would have hindered getting you back to health I’m sure Take Care x

+++++++++++++++++++++++1 Gotta watch them chicks, they love that face slappin. And all us stick's do is a little pat on the rump..... Sounded a little chauvinistic? Growing up with 5 older sisters putting me in my place I guarantee that's far from the truth.

I'm sorry to read you've been so sick @beazel, but I'm glad you're now on the road to recovery. Thank you for sharing yet another perk of quitting smoking. I too experienced the same relief when I was hospitalized a few years ago. In Florida they gave my parents nicotine patches whenever they were hospitalized!

Wow me first..... NOPE!! Of course after the CB.

-7 Hey ho, O!

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Hey @jillar. the person who decided to quit the same day as I did. Nice to see you and the other long term quitters still here.

G’day NOPE .....Not One Puff Ever.... (replace Ever with Min,Hour, Day as required).

-3 FIVE older sisters?! How many bathrooms did u have?

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Hi @Wayne045, it's good to have you back. Congratulations on your retirement and that awesome quit!☺