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  1. Thanks everyone. I had a quiet reflective day. Within the past several weeks I found myself apologizing to my kids, grands, and those that I am closest to for having subjected them to my smelly and filthy habit. For not always being there or not being there 100% because I lived my life around my habit, not them. So many opportunities to live, love, and laugh missed and gone forever. But I can be here, now. I can help others gain and keep their freedom from smoking. Although we can’t regain the time we’ve lost, we most assuredly can ensure living without regard to nicotine’s demands on our time, mindset, health, and finances. I appreciate everyone here so very much. Thank you all again.
    8 points
  2. G’day NOPE .....Not One Puff Ever.... (replace Ever with Min,Hour, Day as required)
    7 points
  3. REMAIN AN EX-SMOKER REMAIN AN EX-SMOKER REMAIN AN EX-SMOKER. SMOKERS EVERYWHERE. GIVE IT ALL DON'T GIVE IN. I MIGHT BE A BUM BUT I WONT BUM SMOKES. and YOU CAN DO MEDITATION.
    7 points
  4. NOPE. (Not one puff ever whatever set of time I find myself in. I pledge nope for the harsh times AND also pledge nope, not one puff ever, for the "easy" times when I might be complacent and let my guard down - which shall not happen and for that i say not one puff Ever)
    7 points
  5. 5 points
  6. Ok. I have a life ahead of me. That is why Im not smoking. Because I dont want to waste my time and power, yes Ive said it, power. Can be called energy, life, breath, chi, health, heart, liver. ...no more pressure on the liver.
    5 points
  7. Think about it. You are now officially a non smoker. You quit smoking 2 days ago. Carbon monoxide is now out of your body In 1 more day your body will be nicotine free. You are no longer a smoker unless you decide to start smoking. Congratulations now you just need to remain a non smoker.
    5 points
  8. Good advice for you Newbies x
    4 points
  9. You can do this! Withdrawal pangs are temporary…. Let them pass on by. NOPE!
    4 points
  10. There were times over my life that I was just out of cigarettes or just literally didn’t have the means to buy cigarettes, but the one thing I refused to do was to bum. I just couldn’t make myself do it. There was a tiny part of me that just refused to totally debase myself and beg for cigarettes. Pride? Fooling myself into thinking I had some control over my habit? A part of me desperately fighting against being completely owned by my addiction? I don’t know why, but that tiny part of me and QuitTrain are the reasons I am celebrating my 3rd anniversary of being free! You can do this. Stick around!
    4 points
  11. First of all, welcome to you all and I hope you get comfortable here quickly. We are all seeking the same thing, to beat this terrible addiction. Please note, especially for those with "young quits", that we do have an SOS page here. You'll see it at the top of the main board page. Read the pinned intro there please (it's short and to the point). You'll also see a pinned thread called "Pre Respond to Your Own SOS". I would recommend that you post something up there that you can quickly go to and read should you ever have a moment of overwhelming urge to smoke. My recommendation would be to make your post long enough that it takes you a while to read it. Enough time for the urge to die down a little and have some content in there that will be compelling to you. Doesn't have to mean anything to anyone else - only you. Hopefully, you never have to use this but, it's there to help save your quit :) thanks, R.
    3 points
  12. Your in control… You’re stronger than the Nico Monster …he’s dying day by day … You have a brilliant smoke free life ahead …
    3 points
  13. Well said gus! Until we've been quit for awhile we just don't realize how many of life's precious moments we lost over the years being a slave to our addiction. Feels good & right that we can atone for that in some way now. Yet another part of the healing process we could not even have imagined when we took that first step.
    3 points
  14. Lol…Great attitude .. You can do anything you like I got into QiGong…when I first quit …still do it daily …and breathe …..
    3 points
  15. Well done. NOPE, indeed!
    3 points
  16. 3 points
  17. Congratulations and best wishes Gus!
    2 points
  18. G’day NOPE .....Not One Puff Ever.... (replace Ever with Min,Hour, Day as required)
    2 points
  19. Well done Gus!! Congratulations on 3 years of smobriety and being present for your family and yourself!
    2 points
  20. Congratulations @GusSo happy to see you post another year quit. Happy 3rd!!
    2 points
  21. Sazerac Quit Date: October 23, 2013, A Good Day to be Free. Posted June 4, 2016 Please, Take Your LIVES Seriously ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ In 'real' life and here on the QTrain, I see people being careless about their lives and their quit, like they have all the time in the world ! 'I'll quit next week, maybe tomorrow, I'll quit again sometime'. Are they not understanding how dangerous smoking is ? It's a friggin' Slow Suicide ! The ramifications are Horrible. This is no joke. Ask our beautiful friend, Doreen ! I, too, used to be casual about quitting, casual about smoking. so, it is no surprise to see others in Denial. I wasn't listening to any kind of Sense, or Logic, or TRUTH, either. Then, suddenly, I 'got it' and thanks to the information here, I educated myself about Nicotine Addiction. After that, there was simply no other choice except to Quit and be Quick about it ! I would no longer live as a Slave, or die as one either ! I wish I could give that Eureka moment to everybody struggling with addiction but, I don't know what happened or why. At a certain point, I listened and Understood and I give this to you, Understand your addiction, and Be Free of it. Your Lives are Precious. Link to original post: https://www.quittrain.com/topic/7092-please-take-your-lives-seriously/
    2 points
  22. Ok!! I have already quit?? Im heading for 48 hours smokeless. But wait: what do you mean I have already quit?
    2 points
  23. Congratulations gf!!!! So so happy for you
    2 points
  24. Congratulations Gus, that is fantastic!! All the best!!
    2 points
  25. Congratulations @Gus! Three whole years.... that deserves a fanfare, for sure. Congratulations on your awesome well-earned freedom, and thanks for helping me to find my own.
    2 points
  26. @Breath-of-Poweryou are right. it is an addiction. and it is waiting. you're doing great. keep that momentum going. you have the correct mantras.
    2 points
  27. Take it day by day…this is how it’s done … Take smoking off the table …No matter what …it worked for me , and everyone here
    2 points
  28. Well done for reaching out ..This shows you want to quit deep down .. Check our Main Discussion Board ..Read all the green pinned posts …this will be a great way to spend some time … We have so many Great posts to help you along .. Stay close
    2 points
  29. I have a brother who smokes. What i meant when i said "its there waiting" i meant the addiction or whatever call it. Im NOT going to smoke, okay!!!? The only way out is through. Not one puff ever. Not even one puff! And another thing. I should learn zazen. Being one with the breath.
    2 points
  30. Wow Gus ..Carnt believe 3 years have past . Huge Congratulations ,spoil yourself to something nice …you have earned it .. Thank you for sticking around to support others XX
    1 point
  31. Hip hip hooray! Congrat;ulations @Gus!!!
    1 point
  32. Well done Gus 3 years is great. Keep up the good work
    1 point
  33. The "Pre Response to Your Own SOS" is such a good idea. I will definitely use this tool, sometimes all we need is a little reminder of why we quit.
    1 point
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