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Yes it does notify the poster that you have quoted them in a post you made. Here's the notification I got from you quoting me Joel Spitzer quoted you in a topic: Greetings from Joel Spitzer 35 minutes ago

-14 Happy New Year 2018 everyone

I quit this year and have found your videos plus the support from members here a huge plus in my quitting tool-kit. Thanks!

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Please let us know how things unfold for you. I hope your appointment next week will be a positive thing for you. Quitting smoking is very important but, in my opinion, your mental health must take top priority at this point. Please don't try to take on too much all at once. Wishing you all the best. Please let us know when you can how things are going.

A belated Happy 4 Year Anniversary to you! It's always inspiring to see successful long term members drop by

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There ... fixed it for ya

NOPE!

Is there anywhere else you can go. Perhaps another Dr. who has treated you in the past?

Hey DD! Congrats on your 4 year quit anniversary. That's an amazing accomplishment I wasn't around back when you started but I can tell from your old posts I have read and just from the comments here from the people who were around, you were and still are a solid contributor here and have helped so many while you battled this addiction for yourself. That's something to be really proud of ..... well done! Be sure to celebrate!!

Did someone say "Bakon"?

Yup! It was certainly on my radar. I'm off to get supplies now

5 months is a great quit Jack. Celebrate your achievement and build that quit even stronger. Next month is a half year which is a great milestone to aim for

Wishing you the very best Jon with your treatment. As said previously, we are here when you need support. Our light is always on and our door is always open

NOPE!

I think this will be a year of significant changes for me as well. Not clear on exactly what or when but ..... stay tuned! Change is good though. Reawakens you as a person I think. Sorry to hear of the loss of your friend and your mother's poor health as well. As you noted. life is always a mix of good and not so good things. Hope you enjoy what's ahead and at the very least, we will all move forward as smoke-free people. That's a REALLY good thing

Very true! The decision to quit can't be just a passing thought or made on a whim. There is real commitment required and not just for a day or two. It's a process that requires personal commitment and education about this addiction. The support from a like minded group of people is also a great tool so I too would encourage anyone who's thinking about it to take the opportunity with the turning of the calendar to make that commitment to improved health and gain your freedom in 2018. You'll be forever grateful to yourself that you did