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Welcome to Quit Train Foe! I hope you learned from whatever happened that lead you to starting up again. Giving up a quit that is that advanced is a real shame. Let's get you on the road to your forever quit Take a tour around the train here. It's probably similar to your previous form in a lot of ways. Education about our addiction is a beneficial thing so read all you can. You know you can do it because you have done it before but this time, you just need to change what ever it was that lead you back to lighting up. I'm really happy you decided to quit again. Your life may depend on it!

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Glad you had the time of your life That part of the USA is awe inspiring to be sure. Very unique and the scenery is breathtaking. I recognize a few of the landmarks in your photos from having seen them myself. So, even more proof that quitting smoking and channeling your $$ elsewhere was the best decision you ever made! Congratulations.

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You don't have time to smoke Catlover! You've got that big pile of washing to get done

Congrats on 9 months smoke free Roopy! Let us know how you're doing sometime. Be sure to reward all your hard work today as well. Maybe a wee sip of wine?

Congrats on putting that most difficult 1st month behind you Nik! Come by and let us know how you're doing. It's great to have a community of supporters who truly understand what you are experiencing as you move further along in your quit journey

Congratulations on reaching the 10 month mark of your quit Rory! Only 2 more months to the Lido Deck. Great work Rory. I think you've earned a score of 10!

Fantastic M5! I've watched your quit grow more and more steady every day since you first came aboard the train back in January. You've put in the work and paid your dues and now you're 10 Months smoke free How great is that? Now, don't get too excited about the double digit thing though. You know at our age, double isn't always a good thing. Like trying double-dutch skip rope for instance. I wouldn't decide to try that if I were you

Fantastic accomplishment brand.new.ela!! Your 1st full year smoke free is fabulous and a testament to all the hard work you had to do throughout that first year healing your body and retraining your mind. You've been through most if not all your triggers by now so by just maintaining what you've built, you will be smoke free for life. Hope you have a huge celebration planned today. It only comes around once Welcome to the Lido Deck Ela

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You'd better get a good sleep tonight. Lots of celebrating tomorrow (Mr. 10 months!)

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Hi & welcome AngFitz! You are correct! Don't look too far ahead. Just focus on today. Tomorrow will come soon enough and we'll deal with it then. I hope you do take advantage of the wealth of information available on this site to educate yourself about this addiction. That will be the key to your success. There's lots of great reading pinned to the top of pages here that will help you get started. Take a look around and let us know if you need any help. Lots of people here who will come running. Try the Quit Smoking Discussions Page to start with. All those threads pinned (green pin to the left of the title) are a great place to start. Reading and even playing some games here on the games page is a great way to distract yourself in the early days. Stay true to your commitment AF and keep the quit day 1 is done and you're well into day 2. Keep up the great work!

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^^^ Cheers then I hear ya ..... love my beer!

Just a cautionary note on the alcohol Rhino. It's been the ruin of many a quit. It never bothered me and it doesn't bother some but I have read too many stories of others who lost their quit after having one too many. Go easy until you know which camp you fall into is all