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Pigs are afraid of heights tho!

^^^^ You see Linda, these kind of responses are what makes this place so great! Jo is bang on here It's very unfortunate you have the issues with your parents that you do but smoking again would not help at all and in fact would make things even worse. My mother is turning 98 this November and lives on her own in a three story house. She should not be there - no question but .......... try and talk her into leaving!! Between my brother and I, we make it work but just barely. When you are quitting, frustration levels are off the charts which makes dealing with other frustrating life situations very difficult - no question, we are under a lot of stress when in our early quit days. Hang on and deal with your other life issues as best you can while protecting that beautiful quit. Maintaining your quit status is Job #1 in the grand scheme of things.

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^^^ Hope things don't get too ugly for ya Johnny! Stay safe my friend

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Yes, doesn't look good for the Carolina's at the moment. Hope it's not too bad when it makes it ashore!

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I agree with what Octain said. Once I quit for some time, I just realized that they did nothing positive for me ever. I feel so much better now that I'm no longer a slave to that addiction

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Great job Sslip! You've achieved eight months of smoke free life by battling hard against this addiction. And, all the while you've been helping others do the same! Take a little time to reward yourself for being two-thirds of the way to that Lido Deck

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Nice job Sierra! Those "smoke-free" days are piling up now! Keep marching!

This change in your mindset and approach to quitting is very important I think. Quitting is 90% mental from what I have experienced. The right mindset is a huge advantage in ensuring success. Glad you are embracing the process

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