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Yo! You've just walked through the QUIT door - welcome! There are no other options here, apart from QUIT!

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Hey Sinha - welcome!

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Thanks everyone - I shall be going and i'm going to bloody enjoy it!

Hey Carlos - well done for making the step in this direction. If you want to give up, this is the place to be. I'm early in my quit and I wouldn't have reached this point without the support from everyone here. After only 2 months quit - I feel great. Knowing that after 25 years of smoking I DON'T HAVE TO smoke again is a priceless feeling - Keep at it dude!

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Youre right I should go with my instincts which are I'll never smoke again - I'm definitely not tempted to smoke! I just don't want to mess things up (it has been known!) Here is the fest - http://www.liverpoolsoundcity.co.uk/ grab a camera and i'll get you in as a press photographer!

LOL I mean more a guide from people further down the line in a quit - but a written guide and rules would be excellent! :lol22:

Agreed! I'm just making sure i'm not being too over confident with my quit, if there is some sort of guide of a safe 'line' in terms of length of quit - thanks again x

Hey Jess - Yes I did and that story really does help (and well done you). I guess the concern was that I had just 2 months under my belt, should I wait until i'm a bit further down the line, rather than test it at this stage.

thanks guys, you've confirmed what I hoped and was kinda thinking :sun_bespectacled: Just didn't want to be a n00b about it

I have already had a drink without smoking and was fine. I think it's more of the environment trigger, plus drink, plus it's outside so smoking isn't limited to one area. I'm leaning towards going. I just didn't want to be over confident and naive with my quit. But why should something I will never do anymore stop me from doing something today.

What would you do? I'm 2 months into my quit - Although naturally I'm fighting against cravings (and winning) I do realise I'm still early in my quit. I'm faced with putting myself in the biggest trigger environment possible for me at the end of the month. I write and review music, i've just had my press pass through the post and i'm set to attend a festival I review each year. It's over two days - outdoors - music and beer. Do you think I'm long enough into my quit to place myself in this environment. I know everyone is different, but what would you do? I'm pretty strong willed and stubborn and my gut instinct is telling me I would get through it no problems - but am I too early to face my biggest trigger or would you say just face it? If I slipped I would be devastated. Any help appreciated