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Oh that first year quit. Beware those seasonal triggers and stay the course All part of the healing!

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I agree with @jillar Lookin' good

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Wow!! Two thirds of the way to the Lido Deck! How cool is that? Congrats Bri!! Be sure to give yourself a special treat to celebrate.

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Only missed a couple of arse woopings in Chicks or Sticks Good to hear you're getting better D!

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@robin0212 It's certainly better to cry than light up a smoke - like 1,000 times better! These episodes will reduce in frequency & intensity with time. All us longer term quitters will tell you the same thing cuz it's true! We all went through it in some form or other. Learning not to rely on a smoke to cope with life's sh*t doesn't come easy and it certainly takes longer than any of us would like! Hang in ... you'll get there!

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At 4 months, although that is a major achievement, your quit is still in it's infancy. As Jillar pointed out, things will keep getting better and better as time passes. Your battle now is a mental one, focusing on the benefits you've realized since quitting and seeing the lies that you told yourself as a nicotine addict when you smoked. Back then it was your addiction talking and now YOU are in charge, giving that addition thinking the boot. Seriously, the more you realize the benefits of quitting vs the lies of addiction the easier it will be to remain smoke free forever while actually enjoying it!

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