Runfree

Been there, done that, not doing it again. Might listen to some drunk sot down at the D/C but that's as far as it goes.

What she said ^^^^ Oh yes you can! And you should feel free to do so anytime!!

I've never heard of one single person who was glad they gave up their quit for that elusive cigarette. It didn't bring relief. You can get past this. Remind yourself why you wanted to quit in the first place and then reframe your current thinking. And stay CLOSE to the QT!!

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It's kind of unfathomable isn't it?!! You've done well and are right to be proud of your dedication and accomplishments.

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Welcome RedRiverII. Congratulations on making the best decision EVER! Get yourself comfortable and dig in, there is a ton of great information and support. If you have a question, just ask.

I'm always a bit anxious but I think the source of that is being unemployed, rather than the smoking factor. A month ago things were rolling along fairly well (it was my sister's birthday and I was able to remain pleasant in her company, unlike before ha). The last time I felt it was rough going and directly related to quitting was around 7/8 weeks into the quit. But remember, everyone's experience is different.

Dec 20th...coming up on #4 months

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Bakon plays part-time Referee. Blows whistle, calls everyone Cheaters....too many fouls and benched players ends the game with no official winner. Bakon declares Sticks winners (even though sticks didn't even show up to play). Everyone heads to The Dirty Cooter for a shot after the game.

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Way better than anticipated for 3 1/2 months. Still dealing with a trigger here and there which is no surprise but the desire is completely gone...bleck, no way. I'm onto the next "self-improvement" plan which can only be supported by a non-smoker. Climbing the mountain one step at a time :).

appreciate