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Many folks on here have had a smoking dream , and have been so relieved when reality has set in . I never did have one of those dreams , maybe deep down in my conscience I knew I couldn’t smoke again due to fear of amputation. I can only imagine how pleased and relieved you were QG your precious quit was safe 🐸

Another great post Gene My lightbulb moment is when I accepted I was an addict . All those years I thought it was my reward . my pleasure …. 🐸

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Gene , He see,s how well your doing ,and may be thinking he has lost his smoking partner , so has done some hard thinking , I agree to just let him decide when that time is right . Deep down every smoker wishes to be free and regret ever starting Keep showing him the way 👍🐸

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Hi and welcome @comrade simba to the Decade Party . Great to hear you still enjoying the smoke free life . pleasure to have had our journey together 🐸

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My Lovely daughter has left the UK for OZ. It doesn’t get any easier saying goodbye I miss you already Sweetheart , it has been fun Until next time ❤️❤️❤️

16 WTH …get back sticks 😜

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Great post QG 👍🐸

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You feel this way because it’s an addiction , a very insidious addiction . You have to address this as any other addiction . NOPE … This is what you live by Read all you can here ….🐸

Our brains are our worst enemy, when I look back at my early quit it wasn’t as hard as my brain made it out to be . Ifs an addiction … once my junkie brain accepted this … it made it easier …🐸