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Reciprocity

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  1. I would just set a good example by staying quit and perhaps casually mention, from time to time, how much better you feel about yourself since you quit and how much easier it is to resist the urge to smoke now that you have been quit for some time. Be subtle about it but plant the thought. I wouldn't say anything at the time they are going out for a smoke or after they return. That never works and just causes friction.
  2. Congrats on 5 months smoke free tocevoD. That's a great quit and something substantial to show for all your hard work. Nice work!
  3. Nice work on reaching 4 months smoke free CL! Those months are really starting to add up now. Keep at it
  4. Well done on 10 months smoke free Wee! You're at double digits now my friend. Get out and do your happy dance!
  5. W045 - what you say is true in some cases. I know that for a fact as people have come back and just announced that they can not continue to be forum members because it just reminds them of the fact that they are addicts and they want to disassociate themselves from everything that is smoking. Hey; we are all different with individual motivators so it's all good providing we all stay quit!
  6. Huge Congrats Jack! Keep going
  7. Yes, in the end it's one's own personal commitment and remaining steadfast to that commitment no matter what comes at you! We can only advise, inform and console others. We can't quit for them. I know that the relapse or at least the sudden disappearance issue was very noticable to me when I was doing celebrations because you follow each and every person every month. Hopefully it doesn't weigh too heavily on Jo as she has now taken on this important function.
  8. Big congrats on 5 Fab! You're doing it
  9. I would say forgetting your anniversary is a good thing. Means smoking is no longer part of your day to day thought process. Now, that's progress!
  10. Sometimes I feel like a newbie quitter I think it's good to remind yourself why you really want to remain quit always
  11. ^^^ She's not happy with you ?
  12. Reciprocity replied to bakon's topic in Games
    Lucky 13!
  13. Mr. Tit Wank Did - I'm pretty sure anyway !
  14. Go ahead. Make today the Greatest Day of your life ............ Quit Smoking!
  15. I'm returning work emails ....... still. It's almost mid-night!
  16. Ouuu ...... latex pants and high heels ..........Pork Chop would be proud
  17. Reciprocity replied to bakon's topic in Games
    12
  18. Oh, by the way .................... here's MY remote
  19. Nice one lml Hardest month of all to wrap your head around and........... You Nailed It!
  20. Go Leafs Go ! (Yet another year I have to hide my shame ? )
  21. Congratulations on reaching your 2nd smoke free anniversary. Great work Wayne
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