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Memorial weekend eight years ago today I decided I wasn't going to buy anymore cigarettes and quit. I had a pretty rough first year and I googled a lot of my symptoms the first three weeks and each time I did it led me to my first forum. I couldn't believe all the people willing to give their time to help another person succeed. It was truly awe inspiring so I signed up. It was the best decision I could have made to win the battle with this addiction. Now I get to offer my support along with the many others. I've made great friends from all over the world and have had some great laughs along the way.3 points
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@jillar Time to paarrr-taayyyy!!!! Congratulations to one of our sage conductors on The Quit Train!!!! What a long way you’ve traveled from the early days, huh? Wow!!! Thank you for your unwavering support and encouragement to all. Take time to celebrate YOU and enjoy your continued freedom! Buttkicker kicking butts since 2016 and still going strong!! Woo- hoo!!! L4L3 points
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Love the post and the perspective, L4L. I've had a really terrible couple of years, and I've insisted to myself to remain vigilant. Thankfully, I haven't experienced any urges, but I know that they're possible, especially in this vulnerable state. Christian99 22+ Years Quit3 points
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My Dear Sweet Friend.. I’m so sorry I’m late to your Anniversary .. Life has got me busy just now with Nicky home .. Where to start … Congratulations on your wonderful 8 years . Im am so lucky to have found someone to be by my side in keeping this board in check , and me I have to say .. Your friendhip is something I will keep in my heart forever . Thank you for all you do for us all Well done Lovely Lady2 points
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Thank you everyone! I actually forgot the quit day. I knew it was coming but it had slipped my mind, so I'll have to celebrate today. Hope you all get to that point where you don't even think of it anymore, not even the quit date.2 points
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Congratulations Wayne awesome example to the newer quitters.2 points
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Congratulations on a phenomenal quit. You deserve a sweet reward.2 points
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@jillarcongratulations on 8 years quit. you've been an inspiration and a guide to many who have come here for support. I know you helped me get through the long rough patch I had at the start of my quit and I thank you. I hope you have a wonderful day today and everyday. Happy Quitaversary!!2 points
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Great job @jillar and congratulations on 8 years smoke free. Also, thanks for sticking around and providing support for others. I know that is a tough task. I hope you celebrate big today.2 points
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Jill, Congratulations on your 8 years smoke free!!!!! You have done an amazing job!! I hope to be at 8 years and in your shoes!! You have give me so much help in the past year that I cannot thank you enough, my dear friend!! JILL, YOU ARE AN AMAZING PERSON!!! THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH!! All the best to you!!!2 points
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Congratulations on 8 years smoke free, Wayne. Great job!2 points
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Jillar Well done many congratulations. Thank you for all that you do to keep the train journey a smooth one for so many.2 points
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Congratulations @Wayne045 on eight years quit! That's awesome and something worth celebrating so treat yourself special today1 point
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@Christian99, i'm sorry you're going through bad times and glad you haven't had to deal with urges on top of it. i felt the same way you do when i went through a couple awful years myself and am so thankful i had this place and time quit to keep me from having urges too. I hope your year gets better my friend...1 point
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That was the first album that I heard from them back in the day. I saw them when I was 17 in Madison Square Garden and they were amazing. I can still remember the song they opened with, Tie Your Mother Down. I know I'm dating myself, but it was an amazing show. And then in 2014, I saw as I call them 1/2 Queen, also in the Garden with Brian, Roger and Adam Lambert. They were really great, but of course, nobody can ever replace Freddie.1 point
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Great Job Jillar! Eight is great and helping others is its own reward. Seeing others succeed is extremely satisfying.1 point
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Not to mention many of those actors/actresses died of smoking related illnesses well before they should have.1 point
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