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Congratulations @Stewbum on a month quit already! Thats AWESOME, I hope you celebrate today

Congratulations @QuittingGirl on your third month quit, you have passed some major hurdles and should feel so proud of yourself for keeping your awesome quit I hope you do something special for yourself today

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NOPEster Quit Date: February 4, 2017 Posted July 30, 2018 Here I am visiting my sister in Norway for the first time as a non smoker. FYI my quit date was 2/5/17. I’ve never had such an easy time being a guest. My overseas flight over was enjoyable and stress free. I no longer constantly sneak off from the family for a cig. I can hike with the best of them. And I do not reek of smoke nor cough persistently. I love my new independent life free from the nico-demon. Best thing I ever did for myself. And I must remain ever so vigilant to keep and hold onto my precious quit. I’ve seen others in tourist areas here smoking and, just for a moment I’d like to have one too. But I say NOPE and think of the super folks on this forum and put that demon urge out of my mind. If someone is reading this who is considering quitting, I truly hope you can go forward with your goal. It seemed such an impossible feat at first for me to quit but now I can look back on my hard work and see it wasn’t so bad because of ALL the great wonderful things I can do now. It’s so amazing how my new life as a non smoker is. Link to original post: https://www.quittrain.com/topic/10792-so-amazing/

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Congratulations on half a year quit @Brioski, that's AWESOME! And thank you for being such an active and supportive member

Awesome!

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Sounds like you have a good hold on this quit tocevod. Nothing like losing a quit to value a new quit right?!

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Bump for @Sandi149. Here is the letter I told you about. Dont worry about it saying two weeks because a lot of us experience heightened emotions for months, not weeks....

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