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  2. Congratulations on 4 months smoke free, @JohnQ Keep up the great work and thanks for all the support that you provide others here.
  3. I agree with @jillar once you put that last cigarette out, you really have quit, at least until you light up again. Why not start your quit now? It is good to take it one day at a time but quitting for good is very doable. Focus on making it through tomorrow, or the next hour, or the next minute, etc. With time smoke free, you will see that you are much better without cigarettes. As far as your mind rebelling against the idea of not having cigarettes around, that is the mind of nicotine addiction. The key is to rid yourself of nicotine and you will adjust physically and emotionally with time to being a nonsmoker. Any early struggles are worth it long term.
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  5. Wishing you a speedy recovery, Steven. Glad you are feeling pride in quitting smoking. There are tons of benefits that come along with quitting.
  6. First song that entered my mind when I heard river was the theme. (Apologies for all the smoking in the video)
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  10. ^^^ Awesome song, @Nancy
  11. Congratulations on your first month smoke free, @Layla You've made it through the toughest month. Keep up the great work and don't forget to reward yourself.
  12. NOPE! I don't smoke anymore.
  13. Congratulations on 4 years smoke free, @Lust4Life and thanks for all the support you still provide to other quitters. Celebrate big today.
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  15. Welcome aboard, @Shezi and congratulations on 6 weeks smoke free. You are doing a truly great thing. I can't give you any advice on the patch as I did not quit that way but there are many people here who can and I am sure you will hear some great advice about it. I do think it is great that you are noticing positive changes in your overall health and life since quitting. This is very important. Having the mindset and desire to "not be a smoker anymore" is also very important. Quitting is very doable. I smoked for 20 years and towards the end, I noticed that I had fewer and fewer smoking friends. When I was quitting, I didn't have many ex-smokers around me who "got it" when t came to quitting either. I joined an online quitting support forum similar to this one and the support and knowledge I gained really helped me and I'm sure it can help you too. There are a lot of resources here to educate yourself about nicotine addiction and a lot of people who will help support you. Keep reading. Write about your experiences. Reach out for help if needed. Participate. Quitting is a great thing. It is good to have you here.
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  17. Congratulations on 8 years of freedom, Bakon.
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  19. Congratulation on 5 months smoke free, Mona! That is awesome.
  20. Congratulations Kate! You are doing great!
  21. Happy Birthday MQ! I hope you have a great day!
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