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It's not one I experienced although I was pretty ill when I first quit anyway. The body aches you mention don't sound like part of what people describe as "quitter's flu". From what I've read, quitter's flu is more respiratory issues such as coughing up crap, sometimes sinus issues and or chest issues and possibly light headed feeling which is also sometimes referred to as "brain fog". That is more just an inability to focus or concentrate on anything. I could be wrong though. After all, I'm just a pig - not a Dr. If those aches are in your muscles then I'm guessing it's the normal flu you have or are coming down with. It is prime flu season after all.

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Hey T2B Glad you checked in. You do what ever you need to do to keep your quit. We are here for you if/when you need us. Let us know how you're doing though please. You know how we worry about all our family of quitters. We want everyone to succeed as much as we want our own quits to succeed.

NOPE!

^^^ Mr. Titwank already has his paws all over me

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Wow! That was brazen OO

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Easy there my friend .........

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Is this another one of those opera things you chicks have been talking about lately?

Good thing you joined us then I was the same when I first decided to quit. To me it was make it now or probably a smoker for life? That thought scared me enough that it actually motivated me to resist all temptation to smoke again when the going was tough and it did get tough at times. I also knew that if all these other peope here could do it, I could too! So, now it's your turn to shine!!

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Congrats on being 4 years smoke free - that's great!

+1 (I see what you chicks are doing ........... pretending you aren't mounting an attack. All this "Hi" stuff is really secret code for something, right?)

Congratulations Albert on getting that 1st month done! It's the hardest text you will face. Celebrate your fabulous achievement and then strengthen that quit even more

And, I'll change my profile pic to ..........

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Dem people in Gander 'r sum awful nice! (Newfie accent der boys) Honestly, in Canada .... the further east you go, the nicer the people are. They will accept complete strangers into the homes and give you the shirt off their backs no questions asked and no expectation of repayment of any kind. They would then bid you goodbye by asking you " So, when you comin' home again?"