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9 Damn chicks. Hit you when you least expect it!

Sorry to hear you caved to the crave. Hopefully working with your therapist will help you to sort your priorities and allow you to get back on track with your quit. There's a legion of people here to support you when you do try again. I think you probably already know that though.

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Nope! Since we're in the mood for skiing fails - Ouch!

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Here's one for @JimHannoonen

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1 They're like my 16 year old cat @andyc941. Sleeps most of the day and night with the odd burst of energy for a half hour or so

Hey @Judi, I read one of your recent posts and you sounded like you were thinking you were not the YOU that you've always been since you quit smoking. This article helps to explain why we feel so empty after we've quit. Thought it might help you? It does talk time and patience to "rewrite your life" as a nonsmoker but it is doable for anyone. Some sooner than others. Not sure if that's related to how long you've smoked or just who we are as individuals but you will find your freedom & peace in being a nonsmoker if you stick with the process and don't smoke.