johnny5
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You are doing great, Jswiss! Congrats on making it through the social event without lighting up. I'd remain careful with alcohol early on in your quit but it is great that you stayed smoke free. Realizing that you don't need a cigarette in social situations (or any other situations) is a great thing and will make your quit stronger.
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Congratulations on 3 years smoke free, @WeegieWoman That is awesome!
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Great job @Mac#23 You are doing great in your quit as well as inspiring others in theirs. Awesome.
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Browsing QuitTrain's "Post a Song you Like" thread and drinking a few beers while both trying to follow and also trying to ignore tonight's US Presidential Election returns. Regardless of who wins, hopefully better days are ahead.
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well here I am again just a little worse for the wear
johnny5 replied to Opah's topic in Quit Smoking Discussions
It is nice to see you again, @Opah I'm sorry that you relapsed but you know you have support here. Quitting is very doable. It is time to quit for good and put the struggles of relapses behind you. Stick around, you can do this. -
Congratulations on making it to day 2 smoke free, @Jswiss and welcome to QuitTrain. Insomnia can be common in the early days of your quit so this sounds normal. Reading about the experiences of quitters here is a great way to keep your quit strong. I am also a big fan of Allen Carr's book and I am glad you are reading it. Joel Spitzer makes videos that address quitting as well and a lot of his videos are on this site. Your early days can be tough but learning more about nicotine addiction (which you are doing) and reaching out for help on a support forum like this is what really helped me in my early days of my quit. Your are doing a great thing in quitting smoking and it is great to have you here.
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