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  4. Susana, Fall is just around the corner
  5. Jackie,also you can post and say hi and tell us how you are doing. One baby step. One post
  6. Aine, I was a woman with an iv and a hospital gown smoking outside the hospital. :( ......i watched the above video right now. It made me feel good. I made a commitment to be in good health. I will not relapse
  7. Rode my bike 1 hour , 20 minutes.
  8. Ii love this one ^^
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  10. Welcome Sam! Good for you. If I can quit anyone can. Let me know if Incan help you
  11. The Lido Deck is crowded on the Quit Train!

    1. Sazerac

      Sazerac

      No worry, it is it's own Tardis

    2. action

      action

      ... Save a seat for me!

    3. Colleen

      Colleen

      in this case crowded is a good thing :)

  12. Sue, 11 months! Excellent! Congratulations! :)
  13. Tick tick tick! :)
  14. Chrys, congratulations on your five months! :)
  15. Gemma! Now we are talking! Congratulations on your one year of your awesome nonsmoking life! I am really happy to see this? Enjoy the Lido ! :)
  16. Lace, congratulations on your six months! Yey! You are doing awesome!
  17. Four more my friend! :) :) :)
  18. Gemma, yey, just two days more! :) awesome
  19. When I was thinking about quitting I googled quit smoking information and of course I found whyquit. The site really scared me and I dismissed it as militant and fanatical. I felt that I could only quit with an aid and that cold turkey is unnecessary and overboard. Now I understand the site and I value the information. I was not a cold turkey quitter. When I quit I used the patch. I was very afraid of removing the last level. Weeks and weeks went by, beyond what the box suggested , and I kept using the patch...i thought that I could not do it alone but I knew I had to do it. At four months I finally stopped. Of course then came the final withdrawals. What was strange was that I did not crave the cigs; I craved the patch! One day I went to the store to buy more patches but the line was too long and I was more impatient than desperate so I left without the patches. After a few weeks, the nicotine was gone. I craved but it was mental, not physical. I say whatever it takes to keep quit. You are the captain of your ship.
  20. Wendy, good for you! I smoked for more than 30 years and look I almost have a year! Slow and steady, each day i recommit, each day I work on my quit some. Welcome
  21. Fine. I felt my wallet curl up in anticipation of all the hormones and crap I am going to buy after my blood test comes back :)
  22. Hey, DD, i hope your test goes ok tomorrow and that everything is ok

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