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That's an out and out lie

False TNP listens to the radio to fall asleep

Get out of my face

You're out of luck

Get the hell out of town!

Especially no exceptions for actors. Can you imagine what all or who all went down in that bed?! lol

Better watch out!

Have a fun time @reciprocity! I'll guess 3 because most people buy new beds instead of sleeping in someone's old bed lol

Down and out

You're doing great so far Christine, I agree with reci don't worry about the snacking or coffee right now. Focus on one thing at a time

This is your year Opah, you can succeed

38. eraser

We call it Excedrin or Tylenol, whatever is your favorite brand of headache relief. I think 1 also but will say 3 is the lie

@Wantsit by the time your cruise comes you'll have three more months quit under your belt and you'll probably be pleasantly surprised at what a difference those months make. Most have found that the anticipation was way worse than the actual event that led to it. You're doing so well that I have a feeling you'll be just fine come April. And if you do find yourself craving just remember the air cigarette, the cleanest cigarette you'll ever "smoke".

Oh yea, I remember you telling me about that. That's what the tv show is all about too

Huh? Lol That sucks you got catfished!

Rub a dub dub, three men in a tub.....

I'm watching mindless tv.......Catfish: the tv show, lol

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I'm saying 1 is the lie because I don't see how the school would have allowed a student to do that on crutches

Welcome back opah, glad to see you back on your quit

Welcome back @Opah

Welcome Canadianproud, quitting smoking is an emotional roller-coaster the first few weeks/months. Some cry, some get angry. It's all normal and something we have to go through when we quit. First thing you must do though is throw out the cigarettes. If you don't have any than there are none to find right? Next you need to continue to take your breaks, just do something else instead of smoking. Or if worse comes to worse, smoke an air cigarette. I used mine for months. It's simply pretending you're holding a cigarette and then going through the motions of "smoking" it. Some have used cut straws, pens etc. It works great at tricking your mind into thinking it's getting the real thing. I loved smoking too until my lungs got so damaged that I decided liked breathing more. Congratulations on your twins, I'm a twin, and just think of how cool it will be that they will never know their mom was a smoker as long as you quit now. You can do it. Stick close to the board. I was glued to it my whole first year. Lot's to do to keep you occupied and educated on this addiction

You can make it as hard or as easy as you choose to do. For me it was hard and took months but for others it was just a matter of they quit smoking and were done. But it does seem that the younger, more active quitters had an easier time of it.