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  1. For every human on earth, there are 1.6 million ants. The total weight of those ants is roughly equal to the weight of the humans. I'm off to the hardware store to buy some more ant traps :P
  2. ^^^^ Yes - what she said Jules :) You can do this if you really want to. Getting rid of the cigs is a very good thing. You don't need them any more because, smoking is not an option! The only way to quit is to just not smoke any longer. Simple concept, right?
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  6. -15 (I don't see any sticks :lol: )
  7. Get back on the Quit Train Evelyn - time to get your quit done once & for all!!
  8. I sincerely hope you can take this unwelcome news about your health and turn it into something positive for yourself Evelyn. As babs said, you MUST absolutely do this now to prevent further damage. The choice, as always, is yours and yours alone. Hopefully this will be motivation enough to allow you to fight this addiction successfully. We are all here to support you but as you know; YOU have to do the actual hard work. Stay strong my friend and watch any and all of those Joel videos as often as you can. They will help reinforce the fact that smoking does nothing good for you, only bad things.
  9. Yes, I hadn't thought of that but it's true. So much less clutter to carry around all the time. Early in my quit I recall a few times when gathering my stuff to go out somewhere, I would find myself checking a pocket to make sure I had my smokes then remembering ..... oh yeah, I don't smoke now :)
  10. Congratulations Feely! You had to do the tough 1st week all over again but I think you really nailed it this time. Stay strong girl and get this thing done!
  11. Congratulations CP1973! The hardest month is now finished. Well done girl. Don't forget to treat yourself to something nice because you've earned it. Keep your guard up as you move forward and we'll see you at the 2 month mark :)
  12. ^^^ This is the truth. Everyone finds out, most the hard way, that you can not have just one every now and then. Sooner or later you will be smoking the same volume you originally smoked - or more even. This is not something a smoker can control for any length of time. You either smoke, or you don't smoke. There's no in between.
  13. Actually, your 4 month anniversary was yesterday John so a slightly belated congratulations on keeping your quit going strong. I'm sure it's getting a little easier all the time and you are enjoying the many benefits of your quit by now. Keep up the good work :)
  14. We're all working too hard to play games :P
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  17. Congratulations on your amazing long term quit. Something for us newbies to aspire to :D
  18. Thanks Jimmy :)
  19. ^^^ True Dee, I can't imagine smoking could be "good" for any sinus condition.
  20. LOL - that's great. 11/22 for both of you - nice :) Yes, this is a very important message for newbies (and I consider myself to be one still). I had a particularly difficult time saving my quit about 1.5 months in and learned this lesson first hand by just not giving in but it was very tempting and very close. All because, like Pearlie said, smoking through emotional situations for so many years we don't really know how to handle them without smoking once we quit. We all know those situations will still be there whether we smoke or not, it's just hard to adjust at first. Once you do adjust though, you learn that it is possible to deal with these things and not smoke. Yes, the way it always was before we started smoking - go figure!
  21. Yes you did. Big congratulations on that :) I guess you obviously don't even think about smoking much anymore since you didn't realize it was your anniversary? Us newbies count every minute basically - lol. Don't forget to treat yourself to something nice. 4 years is huge :)

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