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Hey Jeff! I'll take the liberty of stating what I think the intention of that statement about anything less than 100% commitment was: It was meant to make you think about where your true allegiances are: continuing to smoke or truly wanting to be quit. I was never 100 % sure until sometime into my 7th month if I was truly committed enough to quit. I just hung onto the belief that I could and sometimes against all odds. Then one day, for reasons unknown to me still, I just knew I had the addiction beat! That was an important day for me. After that, unless I do something really dumb, I know I will never smoke again. Don't ever give up on yourself because of what someone else says or writes! Give it your best effort and always remember the reasons you quit in the first place. Those reasons don't change - ever!

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5 Years Smoke Free ................. great achievement Raj!!!

That's the way it's done Nana20!! Congrats! Git yer fight on against that Nicodemon because he WILL challenge you but no worries, It's all part of the quit process. We've all been there, down and dirty in the trenches and amazed at the emotional levels we have reached in the early days. Hang in ..... it gets better (lots better)

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Keep it up and look to any positives you begin to notice. How much $$ did you save today not having cigarettes? Know that you have taken the first HUGE and important step in improving your future and perhaps even saving your life! 1 hour, 1 minute, 1 battle at a time will get you there. You have an entire village behind you

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Wrap it in Bacon! Bacon makes everything taste really good!!

Ate

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9ers

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