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"Not even sure i did anything good here" You did a lot of good @Stewie! I can testify to that personally as you kept me going a few times in my early quit when I didn't think I had any more to give. Thanks for that brother! Take care my friend.

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A year after you quit you'll look back on your life as a smoker and wonder: 'what the hell was I thinkin'? Once you stop smoking, you can begin to take off those smoky goggles and start looking at life the way it's meant to be, smoke-free! It's incredible the lies we've all told ourselves as smokers. Time to find the truth Keya!

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People use all kinds of NRT products as well as other products to help with the initial physical withdrawal symptoms and that's fine but in the end what matters the most is your commitment to quitting - your desire to learn about what smoking really is and all the lies we tell ourselves as smokers and your true desire to make that positive change in your lifestyle. I guarantee you that once you've been quit for awhile, you'll never want to go back to that life of nicotine slavery. Smoking is such a waste of time, money and life itself!

The last number I see in DB's post is 17 so ................... I'll go with 18!

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YAY!! 1 Month in already. Hope you plan to celebrate with maybe a small treat of some kind? Great work @FunkyMonkey

Good God! What's been goin' on around here anyway? Ya leave for a few hours & they come in & wreck the place - Yikes!

NICE ONE!! Chicks were asleep on the job today, Lol!

19 ....... Take it home brother!!

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