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:wub: Love ya DD. Thanks for sharing some of your journey with us. When I think of the things I missed out on because I smoked. It's a good reminder of how crazy it all was.

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Wonderful news! The day always comes when you realize it isn't quite as hard as the day or week before. It's a slow progression with some bumps in the road but it does progress!! Just wait, it gets even better. :)

Welcome to the QT! 20 days is fantastic! Please let us know if you need anything. :)

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Have fun Babs!! We'll need tons of pics! Especially if you meet up with Quittrain folks!!

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Welcome to the Quittrain! It won't always be easy, but if you stick to it you will get to a place where you cannot even imagine that you ever wanted to smoke! Let us know what we can do to help.

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Welcome Chris! Happy to have you aboard. :) Let us know what we can do to help.

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The British are coming. Again. Enjoy that tax free tea sweet Tracey! xx

I was never 'satisfied" as a smoker. Never could get enough, no matter how many I smoked. Makes me wonder why I missed it so much when I first quit. There is nothing relaxing about being in a near constant state of withdrawl and yet my mind would try to convince me it was. If I were diagnosed with a deadly disease tomorrow I would still choose to not smoke. It took me a while to get there, but the freedom I know now is something I would never give up again. You'll get there too in time.

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I think you may be expecting too much regarding how "over" the quit your should be at this point. Quitting smoking is a major change that affects nearly ever aspect of your life. Your life REVOLVED around it for many years. You were either smoking or planning your next one. You can't get your head past that in a month but you can cement yourself in NOPE and I can guarantee to you that at some point in the future it won't be a daily struggle. In fact, it won't be a struggle at all. So glad you posted! You're at war! Never surrender!

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