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Kdad

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Kdad last won the day on June 18 2019

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About Kdad

  • Birthday 02/07/1972

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    Kenoppriecht.com

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  • Gender
    Male
  • Location
    Stoughton, WI
  • Interests
    Art
  • Quit Date
    5-8-22

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  1. What do you guys think of the nic gum to help quit?
  2. I started out strong today. Now I am bargaining with myself. Pretty intense struggle.
  3. Hey all I started again. My wife and I are divorcing so it is just me in an apartment and it triggered me to start smoking again. I want to stop so badly. Any encouragement would be good. KDAD
  4. Smell normal. Not carrying the shame around.
  5. Still smoke free but still have occasional urges.
  6. 17 days free! I'm on a roll!
  7. 10 days. Yay!!!!
  8. Feel strong! I have a bracelet on that represents my quit. I touch it when I have a craving and it helps.
  9. Still on the train!
  10. Day 5! NOPE
  11. Day 4! Going strong.
  12. LOL! The Walrus is from Sweet Pickles, my daughters favorite books. Thanks for the comforting words.
  13. Hey gang. I am starting from square one again. I relapsed but now quitting for good. I am using the CDC online resources called Quit For Life. It has some new tools like 24/7 chat. I am finding it very helpful. So I am two days into my quit. Help me make it the last quit for good. Thanks
  14. Thanks for the support! Still smoke free.
  15. It is so hard. I am close to buying a pack. I have MS and my doctor told me smoking is especially bad for me. But I still want to smoke.

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