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Oh mighty congratulations to you @Steve63 on your Six Months of Freedom. Celebrate and reward yourself on your inspiring accomplishment. I am so glad you shared your quit with us.

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Stay vigilant, A. You quit smoking ! You will now adjust to new patterns and new ways of dealing with things. This is a part of your rewarding new adventure. Remember you are not losing anything by letting go of a deadly addiction, you are gaining a profound trust in yourself by putting the poison aside.

Congratulations, @Mona on your First Week of Freedom !

I am very glad to hear that you have quit. Are you using patches ? Let us know your date so we can help you with what to expect and support you the best way we know how. Having a successful quit has little to do with the method of quitting. It has everything to do with standing by your commitment to yourself. I am sorry if what I said upset you. This was not my intention.

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Jillar is absolutely correct. You quit smoking, you don't smoke anymore ! You are a former smoker the second you stop lighting up. Please remember to celebrate and reward yourself for all craves conquered and standing down all trigger. This will have an even bigger impact when you are nicotine free. The Significance of Rewards

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Mona, have you actually quit ? or are you avoiding this essential question ? You have failed your quits, both a cold turkey quit and a NRT quit and maybe more. I hardly see your advise on either as being useful at this point. How about learning from people's experiences about having a successfully maintained quit. These are the voices to listen to, no matter what method they used. again, I must post this wisdom from Joel Spitzer, Resources Every Quit Is Different

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We're sticking with you like white on rice, @AK47. Everything will get better by and by. You must trust us. We don't lie. You are more powerful than a crave and smarter than your addiction.

Let's listen to some wisdom, shall we ? The Importance of The First Three Days and The Difference Between Physical and Psychological Urges Keeping NRT's In Case Of Emergency Prolonging Nicotine Withdrawal Relapses Are Not Determined By How You Quit Smoking

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The whole point of quitting smoking is about NOT throwing in the towel. It is about building yourself a successful quit and to stop feeding your addiction. Reintroducing the drug ? No No NO ! You're an addict, fgs. To give yourself an 'out' like 'throwing in the towel' you are dooming yourself to failure. The only requirement is a conscious and committed decision to quit smoking, quit using nicotine and you must abide by your choice come hell or high water. This isn't rocket science, quitting isn't impossible and frankly, while it may be challenging, quitting smoking doesn't rank in the hardest things to do on the planet. Go sit in ICU and see people on ventilators, go through the cancer wards, watch amputations due to complications caused by smoking and witness real challenges. Challenges not only for smokers but, also for their families who must watch these horrors. You Smoke Because You're A Smokeaholic I don't know if you have quit yet @Mona, your sig just says 'yes', whatever that means. All your sentences are straight out of the junkie handbook. I recognize them, you know why ? Because I am a junkie too. Thankfully, I have put my addiction to sleep and you can too, of this, I have no doubt. You need to stop spouting the lies of addiction, stop listening to your junkie, stop obeying the addict and start seeking freedom. Every quit is different, different to each quit you started and different to each individual Don't assume because you had it hard with cold turkey that you will have a hard time with cold turkey this time. Don't believe if you had it easy with patches, you will have it easy again. Every Quit Is Different

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