Reciprocity

Eat your heart out!

Welcome back DizzyD - you were missed! I can't tell you how deeply saddened we all were to hear of the tragedy in Christchurch. That was horrible and to have gone through what you did was something none of us would have wanted to go through. You have both learned a lesson about your addiction though by going through what you have - smoking makes NOTHING better, only make things worse. Carry that lesson forward and let us support you through your new, permanent quit. I understand why you feel bad about falling off the train but don't dwell on that. Just see it as a learning experience. What counts is that you keep at it until you find your freedom. We're still here to support you. Let us give you a hand to board the train again

JO -3 Me -2

Glad to see you back with your quit still intact

I only eat at the finest restaurants

If I don;t play along, Bakon calls me "cheater" Two

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Hope you stay quit through your transition. I'm sure you will find a way to reconnect to this support group.

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Oh .... damn! -1

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NOPE!

-2 Took me awhile to find the -sign

What? No farmer's walk today?

What's This ? OO

Fore HI all!

The key take away from that situation you faced yesterday is that now ...... you know you CAN get through anything your addiction throws at you. That's a huge building block in your quit foundation. Glad it's calmer today for you

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Sorry you are experiencing this Abby. Frightening I'm sure but glad to hear your are going to see the pulmonologist. That's the Dr. that will be able to give you the best status report and treatment plan for your lung function. Will be thinking of you and hoping you get good results. Please keep us informed .... we care

+1 At least you got something out of it