deltawings

Thank you so much guys, for your kind posts! Still here, still smoke free! Ross, thanks to you as always for the celebration thread! :D

Take the leap, and never look back!

Hey Ali, welcome! Some of us were wondering what took you so long :D

This can't be happening, we gotta make it +4 or something for sticks considering the numbers lol :D -9

Awesome!

Congrats!

Unbelievable! :P -9!

Congratulations Nancy! Thank you so much for all your contributions here. If you guys can't find me in the party, look around for the silent, mysterious man holding a drink :D

Congrats Gabby, the entire board is proud of you!

Do you guys remember "1day@atime"? Sarah? From the other board? I see that she is still around, lurking. Not sure why she is not posting though. It was good to have her aboard. And not to mention rainforest.

Likewise, Tiffany!

It's your future! I see.... an amazing quit there, holski! :D

Hey hey hey everybody! Still around, still smoke free.... Thank you PetraD, appreciate that! :)

Congrats to you!

Hey guys, IIRC, some of our members had asked me to share my quit story here. Haven't posted much in a while, so here we go. I see that many people are joining us here, which is great. Me? I had relapsed thrice before, only to realize that it was always a dumb move to go back after staying quit for about a couple of months. Here is the funny thing about relapses: In a moment, it pushes you to play against your own team, against your will. Your mind would be still loyal to your team, but you would be actually playing for the opponent, and you feel so out of control. When I started off with my quit, I wasn't much optimistic. First thought: "Yet another pointless attempt to quit, after relapsing thrice, or maybe more - really? You know you're gonna relapse again, so why put yourself through all this again?" Somehow, I started off, but didn't promise myself much. I knew how to get past the first two months. The challenge was to keep the quit after that point. I never took my quit seriously, for the first couple of months. Two months: "Let's see how it goes, it's not like you're not gonna smoke forever, but keep goin', we'll see how long it lasts this time". Three months: "Okay, three is good, but let's not start dancing alright? Not quite yet. Let's see how long this could go on for." Four months: "This is not bad at all! It's been longer than I had expected, so ruining it at this point would be really unnecessary, in fact, that would be a dumb move. So why not just think about today and go with the flow?" Five months: "Cigarettes? Used to doing just fine without them." Six months: "What? Start smoking, and take all that crap all over again? I'll be damned." There is no shortcut to quit smoking. You just don't smoke anymore. That's it. That pretty much takes care of everything. Life is better off without cigarettes. Quit, and never look back, and wait until you realize that this is one of the best decisions you have ever made in your entire life.

This thread took me by surprise, thanks Ross, for this thread! Thank you so much ladies and gentlemen, for the posts! :D

Ah yes, you got it, action! I am thinking what I have been taking :P

That's right :D deltawings - 15th Nov 2014!

Just saw a trailer the other day. Very promising. Yet to watch. Any reviews will be appreciated!

“Worry is a misuse of the imagination.” ― Dan Zadra

Thanks for the warm welcome, team! Really appreciate that!!

Hello guys This is a shoutout to say that I'm still here, and reading you all. I've had the pleasure of knowing many of you, and for those who don't know me, I'm a 25 y/o gentleman who has just recently quit smoking(5 months ago) after smoking for quite a while(about 11 years IIRC). I hope you are all doing fine and well, and I wish you all prosperity, peace and long smoke-free lives, cheers!

Wow! -14

To grown up world, to reality! Good to see you, Johnny!