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Nice job peeps on getting everything cleaned up after the last Lido Deck induction We are ready to go for tomorrow when we'll be bringing Despair not on board. Has anyone see Barry though? I sent him down to the store to get the liquor hours ago. If you see him, tell him to get back here pronto OK?

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Good for you Jim!! That is huge. I had something similar a while ago when in Vegas. People smoking all over the place - even in the pools for crying out loud Normally after a few beers I would be hankering for that smoke too but nope! I actually only felt sorry for those around me smoking. I guess the other way to put that is, I felt really happy that I no longer had the urge to smoke under those circumstances. All that hard work we do early on in our quits really pays off.

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Look who's got double digits today!! Congratulations PT Only two more months now to complete the cycle and reach that Lido Deck. You've done a great job and give a lot to this community. Thanks for that! Hope you celebrate today and take some time to reflect on just how far you've come

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Wasn't he one of the Marx Bros.?

If they ever let me drive the train, it won't matter much where you're sitting

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You longer term Quit Train people will remember her. Our very own "Unruly Canadian"?? Well, she's 1 year quit today! Said she can't believe she did it and is enjoying her smoke free life to the fullest Good for you P.S.! The Lido Deck looks a little different from what I remember though ......................

I have nothing of significance to add to what other's have told you other than to add another "welcome" and yes, YOU too can do this. Most of us thought we couldn't when we started and were scared to even try but just jump right in, commit yourself fully to it then read all you can to educate yourself about this addiction. Knowing your enemy is key! Come here as often as you can. Being active with other quitters will help keep you focused on the task at hand

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Hopefully the test results will not indicate anything serious. I do agree with you though that years of smoking does take a toll on our poor bodies. It's sad that a lot of us, including myself, only realize this after we quit. As smokers we're in constant denial about the real health effects. You have done the right thing by quitting though regardless. Just remember that now you have seen the truth and, you can never go back! You're far enough into your quit now that things will gradually get easier for you on that front. Just keep pushing forward. There is no turning back now

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