Nicole Diver

Hope your daughter is ok! Sending positive vibes. Please keep us posted. :give_heart:

Yes for sure! We will miss you. I'm jelly, I wanna go on vacation.

Could certainly save some time. Brit found all kind of cute wigs. I liked this one.

Great job Evelyn. You are doing so well! Your health and happiness come first :yes:

I like it Colleen! I don't know about the early am workouts though. That is dedication :lazy: I do not shower after I work out at lunch. I know a ton of people that do...and even wash their hair... Say wha?? Aint nobody got time for dat. Paper towel myself off, a few spritzes of body spray, and back to my desk. But my hair always looks like caca. :girl_crazy:

Well done! It is such an inspiration for the rest of us to see success stories like yours. You are living proof that it CAN be done. :good3:

Congrats Sue, you lovely thing! So happy for you, you stuck with it. That is awesome. You are kicking butt and taking names! :preved:

Lace many congrats! You are really doing this and should be very happy with yourself. Doing the very thing we, as smokers, feared could not be done. Well done!

Thank you Jimmy. Go Juan!

I thought you were going to announce who won the Allen Carr books ;-)

One of my good friends has had an abnormal one twice now and it's scary as all get out, but it has always turned out fine. I hope that all is all right!! I am afraid it might be a long two weeks. Just remember, you are doing everything in your power now to be healthy and if you can, try and keep yourself busy/distracted. Hopefully it's nothing, but if it is something, well then you are tough and will handle that too. We are all behind you and thinking of you. Please don't hesitate to vent as much as you like. Many, many hugs to you R.

Amy I think 4/29 is a very great day indeed to pick to quit smoking. A year ago on 4/28 I was a basket case, afraid to fail at quitting, but even more afraid to succeed and be miserable the rest of my life. I NEVER wanted to quit before I did. Truly, it was #1 in my life, absolutely came before all else. Yet at the same time, I was a scared, ashamed addict. Not kidding at all, it's a million times different now. For me, reading Allen Carr with an open mind, and undoing some of the brainwashing (i.e. addictive personality, it's too difficult to quit, etc) made all the difference in the world. It doesn't always happen overnight that things are 'peaches and cream,' but every day is easier than the last. You will have ups and downs, that is ok! We all have and we know what you are going through. Let's make tomorrow your day!

Joe, I'm sorry to hear this! Thinking of you and your family.

How I wish Nance!

Do we know how to party it up,or what?

I kid, I kid. My hb from Toronto.

Do Canadians even know how to read?

Great post R! Your quit is your quit alone. There will always, always, be the junkie way of thinking for almost every situation, good, bad or otherwise. No thank you, we all deserve better!

Agreed, if you are still off the wagon we can help you get back on it. We are here to support you.

Amy! Don't forget about us :)

Deep fried Twinkie (never yet had the pleasure)

Sending positive vibes your way, please check with us soon!