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Congratulations justanotherme! 1 year quit is a huge accomplishment Take your rightful place on the Lido Deck and enjoy your special day

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Well done on 3 years quit hangoversquare!

Sorry you're facing some personal issues. Those stressful life situations are tough to deal with under any circumstances but when you're trying to quit, it's extra tough! You should be proud that you are getting through those things while keeping your quit. Keep going. There are only good things ahead of you providing you stick to your quit

I'm not in the "Old Timer League" in the same way the people you mention in your post are but, I do have a full year quit and I ..... or, "we" are both here

Nope! Me & the wifey are walking the cat. No time to smoke

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2 I'm doing the cleaning but there's hung-over chicks in the way!

Speaking of cleaning up stuff ...... #2 ?

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You are both doing great work (Beazel & Jo's kid). Our seniors gave us so much and worked hard though tough times all their life to make our lives better. Now they need just a little happiness in their lives and you are both providing that. Good stuff!

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I gotta hand it to you man! You're not even 3 months quit and going through something like this while maintaining your early quit is golden! I can't even imagine keeping my quit under those circumstances. Great to see you are still on the NOPE

Remember those early days when you weren't sure you could even hang on? And now, it's difficult to imagine you were ever a smoker!

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My wife and I are at the stage where we want to explore exotic places such as Thailand in winter months. We are just in the process now of making large changes in our lives that will allow us to do that (hopefully). Glad you are enjoying your travels

Same here. Quit on a whim in the middle of a cold, damp winter after a coughing fit while standing in a parking lot on a Saturday. Quit the next morning and have never looked back. Well, I've looked back but I never went back

Yes JB! These images (not the one's of the naked or just in their underwear people) are a true sign that you have turned the corner on this addiction. I was putting out my garbage this morning and my neighbor was putting his out at the same time. I saw he had a cig hanging out of his mouth and when I went back to my garage, I could smell that smoke from 25 feet away with a light breeze going on as well. I remember feeling sorry for him that he continues to suck that poison into his lungs day in and day out. The smell of that smoke doesn't attract me any more, it just kind of annoys me now. Anyway, the stuff you're noticing now and the reactions you're having is ALL good!

Yes, I think we are all blown away by the difference in our thinking once we have quit for a longer period of time. As you said, smoking occupied our minds 24/7 for the first while and then in what now seems like the blink of an eye, it's nothing really. Nothing more than a memory of how we used to be and the image of that isn't pretty

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