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Thank you, everyone! Thanks, jillar, for posting. I forgot my smoke-free anniversary this year, so I guess that's good news. You really do reach a point where smoking stays firmly in the past with just the occasional thoughts/reminders. For anyone who has recently quit, keep going day by day and you'll be surprised how quickly the days add up and eventually your smoking thoughts start fading into the background. Cheers to all and keep up the great work.4 points
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I’ll say a prayer for your husband and his surgical team @QuittingGirl He will be glad that he had it done after the initial healing gets past.2 points
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Gday I've had 2 hernia repairs now. Ones near 40 years old now. The only thing you have to fear is fear itself. Trust me he’ll be a bit of a winger for a few days after the drugs wear off but he’ll come good fast. And the results? Great he’ll be glad he got it done. I ‘ll pray for strength….. Chris2 points
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Prayers to your hubby @QuittingGirl, my father in-law had two already as well and he was fine and felt much better:)1 point
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Congratulations, QG! The hardest part is behind you and your one-year celebration is on the horizon. Great job!1 point
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Happy anniversary @Jordan7, I hope you have a great day and celebrate today1 point
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Craving a cigarette can't hurt you and they pass in a short amount of time. Take smoking "off the table"; do something (anything) else. There are lots of pinned information to help you along the way. As I learned more about nicotine addition, I found it easier to dismiss smoking thoughts. Keep a good attitude, it will make quitting easier.1 point
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Hi Congratulations your now at 22 hours quit. It may be hard to resist but if you start again now you will have wasted your quit. Check out Google for the benefits of quitting there are many guides on the benefits. For example you are already getting rid of carbon monoxide from your body. Keep quitting your nearly over your first day.1 point
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Sorry to hear this B…Smoking sucks for sure xxx1 point
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congrats @Jordan7thanks for being around and inspiring us newcomers.1 point
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Congratulations Kate, you are doing so great. You deserve a sweet reward. I am just couple months behind you.1 point
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