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Well done Steven, congratulations on making your first year smoke free!!

Thank you all. I have been so busy, I forgot, which I take as a good sign

Hi Shymaid, you are doing great just take it one day at a time.

Wow 10 years is insane! Brilliant accomplishment. Hope you are celebrating

Well done @Kdad you have got this now!

Yessss! Nice to hear you are still with us.

Congrats sunshine. Your doing great!

You got this @Kdad you know you want it, as you keep coming back. Now you have some more tools in your armory let's get you rolling along further down the track. Congratulations on getting through the first two days!

Well done @JudiMDyou are doing great. Three months is fantastic!

Well done @Katgirl amazing achievement

Congratulations on hitting 11 months! That's awesome.

Hang in there kris. On my last quit it took about 18 months until I was comfortable in my quit. This one has been easier, but I didn't go back to smoking full time. It will get better.

I'm still here

Thank you all!! And an extra thank you to Doreen for my eye candy

Congratulations Kris on your 10 months quit!

Sorry to hear that Mrs Sal has gone back to it. Completely agree with Doreen, and pleased to hear that you are staying on course. My partner still smokes, I would love him to stop with me. But he still believes it dose something for him and that he enjoys it. All you can do is do this for you, show others the way and hope one day they follow. Nearly forgot. Congratulations on hitting 100 days smoke free!!

Welcome to the forum @HappyPassenger you have already had some great advice. Stick close and use this place to educate yourself with this addiction. Nice to have you on the train.

Happy Easter @Doreensfree and everyone else on the train x

Congratulations on your 1 Yr 7 months quit!

Congratulations @Sunshine 2 months is awesome

Go for it! You will not regret it. Its one of the best things you can do for yourself and your family.

Hi Matthew, sorry to hear you have relapse! If you can get straight back on the train. The longer you leave it to quit the harder it becomes. Take the lessons that you learnt on to this quit and make this one the one!

Nice to see you back on the train @nicotine_free now there is no romancing the thought, you know smoking isn't all rosey, like our addiction would want us to remember it as. This is our one.

Nice to see you are still on the train. Well done on your 41 day quit!

Welcome to the forum @Marie71 I could never quit cutting down or with NRT. I had to go cold turkey. Its the only way that works for me. We are with you whatever way you decide to quit. Sometimes the fear that we build up is worst than the doing