Lin-quitting

Hi Max. Congratulations on your decision to quit, and on the super 4+ month quit you have going on. This place is chock full of supportive people and information and education about the addiction. I know being here can help you make your quit a sticky one! Welcome aboard.

Good morning. I pledge NOPE today.

Reci, I had to google a translation of your French. You will have to google Haiku.

I love threads like this! Adorable babies all.

March comes lion-like stay snugged in envisioning peaceful end of month

Hi Andy. I'm glad that you found our new gathering place.

Hi Gon. Glad you found us.

I am so happy that we have this new place to celebrate our achievements. Congratulations on reaching 7 months of freedom Wee!

I am so grateful for this new place of support Think they'll let us stay?

Way to go Catlover, you are on your way now to your lifetime quit! Congratulations on reaching 1 month of freedom.

I love being able to say FABulous work Fab! Two months is a tremendous achievement and I hope you are very proud of yourself today. Congratulations!

Awesome and amazing and sensational Stzr! Wishing you some huge celebrating today. Congratulations!

Good morning. I pledge NOPE today.

That "member title" box just plumb escaped me! Too easy. Thanks Jillar! (jeesh, you've been here only how many hours and you're already making yourself indispensable?)

Default is obviously "member", or "advanced member", or "versed member" (whatever that may be). But many members have put their own words/motto there. Can't for the life of me figure out how. Can someone help?

Doesn't it feel amazing Dave to have come this far?!!! Congratulations on reaching 11 months quit.

Hi Jillar! You're late.

Wow Jack, 7 months! I hope you celebrate this fantastic milestone today. Congratulations.

Two months is amazing work Tyme, and something I hope you celebrate today! Congratulations.

Way to go IP, four months is terrific! Congratulations on your achievement.....and keep up the great work!

We're here for you Lily, if you need to "talk".

Well done Catlover. Sending sympathies about your mother-in-law.....but kudos for how you are handling your quit in the midst of things. Life will always throw us challenges. And we have to teach ourselves how to handle them the same as "regular people" (never-smokers) do. You are doing a great job with this reprogramming. KTQ!

Nice bump. Thanks Sazerac. -Reading and more reading. I spent hours a day with my online support group reading - and educating myself about the addiction in the process. -My online support group. -Reading Alan Carr. -Closet cleaning. -Pillow punching. -Silly little walks: 3 times around the perimeter of my house till I felt more in control. -Regular exercise (a daily walk). -Ridiculous dancing in the living room to favorite tunes turned up loud.

Hi Ela, it's good to see you. Quit Train has been super welcoming to us. I think it will be a great community for us all.