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

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Thanks for the reply jillar ... i will check those when i get some free time ... anyway i just came back from working out in the beach ... and i am still smoke free thanks for all the support

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I have found two sites with tickers, tickerclub.com and Tickerfactory.com that can be used as a replacement for ours. I'm just making sure they'll update. An example of each is in my signature

according to your profile, your quit date is 9/13/2019

@jillar Oh ok thanks jillar ... when it comes back , would it show the same progressing stats or does it start from the beginning ? anyway thank god i am still smoke free and i wake up in the morning .. goes to the beach and exercise there for an hour at least 4 days a week ... brisk walking and jogging ... almost 7000 steps everyday .... And for people trying to quit smoking Please stay away from smoking ... there are lot more things you can do instead of inhaling smoke and feeling sick ... Thanks

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

@jillar LOL!! Yup, but I'm not sure if the bottom one will keep count. When I tried to copy the code it didn't show up as a ticker so I just copied the picture. How did you copy yours from that site?

Go into Account Settings, then on the left menu bar click on Signatures, and then delete the HTML code

Until I can find someone to write the code that will work with all of the updates, which rendered the original code useless, the QT tickers will not work. I would recommend using a third-party site like we used to for the tickers.

@Sunshine59, we had a site update and they will have to be rewritten so unfortunately we won't have them for a bit..............

After eating way too much, I can skip the smoke and go straight to the self-loathing. Seriously though, it's been forever since I checked in with this group. I sincerely hope that all of you that have new quits will stick with it. It's been over 7 years since I had a smoke and I can honestly tell you that I rarely think about it or even remember that I smoked at all. And believe me, I loved smoking as much as anyone (pack a day for 30 years). If I can quit and stay quit, anyone can. Just like you've probably committed to not jumping in front of moving busses or putting your arm into a wood chipper (I hope), just commit to not smoking 100% and you can't fail. Get your head right and success is inevitable. All you have to do is not smoke.