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Congratulations @Robbie, you should be super proud of yourself

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Eating lemon pie

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Needed my mom

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Yes @Dianne it will and does get so much better You are doing great and just remember that everything you're going through is normal and temporary as your body and mind detox

Hopefully they can just make it part of the flu vaccine I get every year....

I just read that Moderna is doing trials for a booster shot because of the new variants

Glad you're listening to your body @PeachFuzz and giving it what it needs (sugar). It's hard at work repairing the damage smoking caused so if it needs fluids, drink. Sweets, have a candy, etc...

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9. Use it for fire starter

You guys are doing great @Dianne and @Gus! I feel the same as you do about this forum. There's something comforting about being around others who know what you're going through and can help you through the rough days

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In case this can help someone.....

Awesome @PeachFuzz, Congratulations on beginning your forever quit. Don't forget to update your quit date and maybe even make yourself a ticker for your signature?

7. Decoupage a table with them

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You shouldn't use that as a determining factor of whether someone stayed quit or not Jeff. I've joined several forums, not smoking related, this past year of being homebound and after perusing them decided they weren't for me for one reason or another. As far as people disappearing here, you will find if you stay long enough that a good majority do end up returning when they are finally ready to quit for good. And some people just find that a forum isn't the right fit for them and they rather do it without the support and that's ok too

I go with the three weeks to break a habit but I could see how ingrained ones could last longer, especially with smoking...

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5. Frame them and hang them on the wall

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