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-6 hello darling smoke free creatures

I am grateful to all y'all here for quitting smoking/nicotine and sharing your stories. We have built a wonderful community with many voices. Also v. grateful for breath and life, shelter and nourishment, music and art and the people I love to Love.

NOPE NOPE NOPE NOPE NOPE

I am SO happy for you ! Congratulations on your First Month of Freedom, @HeatherDianne ! You are doing exactly right by protecting your quit, it is young and precious and needs everything you are right now. Soon, more and more benefits will be forthcoming. Confidence in yourself and confidence in your quit are just a matter of short time. You will soon have a profound trust in yourself, you have stopped poisoning yourself with nicotine and smoke. Please remember to continue to reward yourself for every milestone and every crave/trigger conquered. Your brain is being re-calibrated and providing rewards is part of the process. So happy you are with us.

Expediting Wenceslaus soon

Linda ! Do you have the generator hooked up for your baking ? or, will it be corn flakes and pop tarts for tgiving desert ?

Have a great trip, Roz

Entirely seedy sexploitation

Yay ! Glad everybody got a good soaking, it is a big relief.

I just saw this post, also, Abby, and will repeat myself. lol. Nothing, Nobody, No situation, No cray, Not even my inner addict is going to overpower me and bring a cigarette to my lips ever again. Those days are OVER. I Don't Smoke. Clothe yourselves in the armor of NOPE and celebrate your Freedom. When family gets too much, go outside and breathe your beautiful clean breaths. and from our friend, Joel Spitzer, Holiday Related Resources

Holiday Related Resources

That hirsute ideologue needs grooming. Combs

Nothing, Nobody, No situation, No cray, Not even my inner addict is going to overpower me and bring a cigarette to my lips ever again. Those days are OVER. I Don't Smoke. Clothe yourselves in the armor of NOPE and celebrate your Freedom. When family gets too much, go outside and breathe your beautiful clean breaths.

Well, he won't get far, @Boo, what with you and Sugar Britches in Papa and Mama BEAR mode.

I offer these videos from our friend, Joel, that may help us all further understand our addiction. There Is No Legitimate Reason To Relapse I know too much about smoking to ever be able to relapse I hate smoking so much that there is no way I could ever go back Lucky ones get hooked

YAY YAY YAY ! Our beautiful Jo has TWO Years of Freedom to celebrate. This is so great. Hope this brings you some JOY today. You are an important voice here, Jo. Your advice and suggestions are always right on and the fun you bring is nonpareil. Thanks so much for giving us your heart and time. Love you, bebe, S

-6 hey Dnot.

I 'liked' this post and would like to explain. Take the 'you' out of it and put in 'The Addict', it reads, 'The crash was incidental/inconsequential to The Addict's relapse. The Addict was already looking for an excuse to smoke...and The Addict found it.' This relates to all of us because we are all The Addict. As I posted in another thread, "When something dramatic/traumatic happens in our life, the addict's conditioned response may well be to grab a cigarette. We must stay SUPER alert during these times, even with a well established quit. Addiction will always seek a way to serve itself, ALWAYS...that is the nature of addiction." This is what I have learned. Ms.V has quit smoking, committed to her quit and thankfully the calamity is over. Please, let us all support her and move on, perhaps learn yet another valuable lesson about addiction.

-6 hey Ms V

Squealing tires understate flagrant ferocity. Tires

Whining egoists, revolting !

-4 hey now beautiful nicotine free creatures

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