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J, I slept quite a bit, in the beginning. I actually welcomed it because it helped me through the tough beginning. I promise your energy will get better as your self esteem grows. I'm so sorry your daughter's plans were affected by the darn virus. I am sure the excitement of celebrating with her will give way to you feeling better. You are giving her the biggest gift by quitting smoking. You will be there to help her make many memories in her new life! Hang in there J. You are doing great!

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Thoughts of Winner is a great title. That is what you are " a winner". As you travel this journey you will become so powerful and learn who you really are. Don't worry about being crabby, you have every right to do so. It will all fall into place. Keep that wonderful quit going!!!

Hang in there. You are doing great. Just keep redirecting those craving thoughts.

Welcome back Idontsmoke. I remember you a while back. Never be ashamed to return and try again. You can do this. Stay close and call out when you need us.

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Mee is still here!

One Thanksgiving, my son made Tofurkey. It was suppose to be a meatless version of turkey. That was my one and only experience with tofu.

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Jeff, you are doing great. Two weeks is awesome. Quitting and going back to smoking is such a awful cycle. Just concentrate on this being your last quit. You can do it.

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Wow! four years is awesome. Thanks for sharing your quit with us and being the best stick finder!

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Welcome JohnQ! You found the right place to help you quit. We are all here to help you on this journey. Stay close to the forum. Read as much as you can, play some games and join the humor. I smoked for 42 years and tried many different methods to quit and was finally able with the support here. Just keep going forward and don't look back. You can do this!

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I am from Ohio. I know it seems tough to quit in stressful times but it is the best time. Quitting gives you so much power and self esteem. The people here become wonderful friends and are here to support you through the down days.

J863 you do have that resolve. You just have to keep your mind on the prize (quitting smoking). You are concentrating on that cigarette you haven't had. Five days is a huge accomplishment and you should be very proud. That addiction is going to work on your self esteem trying to break you. I am sure you have more of your grandfather in you than you think. You can do this. Without realizing it, one day you will wake up and realize you no longer need a cigarette. Just keep that quit going.

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How awesome is that? You've got this lady. I hope you celebrate and reward yourself!

Congratulations Mona. I thought the first month was the toughest. Now just keep looking ahead and don't look back. Every day you get stronger. Keep that quit going.

Welcome Intown. So glad you found us. We are here to help you on this journey. This wonderful group of people know how to lift you up and get you through. Stay close and get to know us.

Jeff, we are close in the same periods of our life. I have been retired for three years and my husband retired this year. Being able to finally quit has really given me hope that we are going to enjoy our retirement and hopefully not dealing with health issues. It also feels good not wasting money on something that was killing me but spending it on travelling. There are so many positives to quitting. You can do it and stay quit.

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