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  1. Look at you Octain! 4 months smoke free today - great work! You've hung in there during the early days and I;m sure you're now starting to enjoy the benefits of being a non-smoker. Be sure to celebrate your milestone today. Maybe go for a ride on your motorcycle?
  2. I just got done removing 12 full sections of wooden fencing from the back yard and cleaned up a huge pile of shingles off the lawn (lost 1/2 my roof shingles right down to the bare wood). We had a big wind storm today and the damage in the area is something I have never seen before! I would say 85% of homes have some degree of damage. Guess what I'm doing this weekend?!!
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  4. I call this ................. Saturday Night ?
  5. Mine was about like what you describe Saz! It was by far and away the most debilitating and longest lasting quit symptom I experienced. I felt pretty much useless for a month or more ?
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  7. I'm glad you found your way through that dark time Sunny! It is certainly overwhelming at times for most of us particularly in those early days. I don't know if you noticed but there is also a "Pre Respond to your Own SOS" thread on that page that you can utilize as a help tool too. You can post up a meaningful message to yourself that you can read if you're feeling weak at some point. Hope your having a better day today
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  10. The others have given you a lot of great info. to work with lml And, you are right. Those 1st times doing things without smoking are when we are challenged. They say the seasonal changes are the same way. We tend to do different things in different seasons so it can take up to a full year to have met all those challenges head on. Of course, things do get progressively easier as you move forward but there are still new situations right throughout that 1st year.
  11. This addiction is very powerful in ways we just don't expect DV. It will attack us at moments we don;t expect because it figures our guard is down or we just are tired of fighting. These are the times we must rally all of our commitment and fight that son-of-a-bitch!! My guess is these are the last dying, full scale attacks your addiction is rallying against you. It knows you are winning and it won't go away easily. You fight through these days and you will see how much better it gets and how much easier this becomes a little further down the line. It happens that way for ALL of us - it will for YOU too DV; you'll see
  12. Oh boy! You're 1/4 year smoke free today Roopy That's fantastic - congratulations! Be sure to celebrate this special milestone today by treating yourself to something nice ?
  13. Great job Rory 4 months smoke free is a great accomplishment. Celebrate all your hard work today!
  14. WOW! You're half way to the Lido Deck today b.n.e. That's fantastic. You are really building a great quit. Congratulations to you as you push forward to that full year
  15. Great work M5!! 4 months is a really solid quit. Getting there 1 day, 1 NOPE at a time And, I just love the message you have for that Nicodemon ?
  16. Massive congratulations Joe! 1 Year quit today!! All your hard work has paid off in getting you here so lay back on a lounge in the sun and relax a little while your quitter friends come by with their congratulatory messages. Great work Joe! Enjoy
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  19. I'm glad every day I finally "Got It"!! I just wish that I had been honest with myself many years earlier but, you can't change the past - you can only shape the future
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  22. Big congrats Edna! 2 years if fantastic

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