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Ladybug Newbie

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Sue...please talk to us....one of us...all of us.........whatever it is, don't carry the burden alone! If you need to hit something verbally....go for it ..I am here.

 

Tell yourself what you would tell me!      We share so many things here, we are "one"!

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Tink Newbie

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Jesus don't be wasting posts on me you mad thing, thanks everyone just having a shitty time at the mo and just want to have a few drinks, smokes and a cry x

hey you crazy Irish bird whats occurring?? - I just logged on and saw this thread pm me chicken xxx

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Jenny Newbie

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Sue, stay safe my friend.  Have a drink and relax but no smoking.  You can't smoke because you quit smoking.  Take it off the table missy!  If you quit quitting you will not know how awesome being quit is later on.  So much freedom.

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Still winning Newbie

Still winning

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so I'm reading this and wondering what? And then I read your answer and think WHAT?  

 

No no no, there will be no romancing for my favourite green lady. Life can be a bit bloody much at times, post a rant, message me a rant if you like. But no romancing the ciggys my lovely, it would not be lovely. You would be pis*ed at yourself and cough a lot. Your babies would smell it on you again.  We will march on, some days we will trudge with a face like a slapped ... well ya know, I have your back too. And thanks for your message to me earlier on my post. xx

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Nicole Diver Newbie

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I know exactly what you are going through!!

 

But you and I know, smoking doesn't really help anything. It just makes everything a hundred times worse.

I have felt lately like I just want something, anything, to make me 'feel better.' Smoking used to do that because we were physically addicted. In order for it to make us 'feel better' again, we have to smoke several and get physically addicted again.

 

Again, like putting on the tight shoes just to have the relief of taking them off.

So! While I know completely what you mean, it's not worth it in any way. Of course we worry about you! You are a lovely thing.

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Oh, Sue...please, please quit thinking that smoking will make anything better.  Cry a river...that can help.  Smoking cannot help and I would hate for you to lose your lovely quit.  Stand tall, look at yourself in the mirror and say "I am kind, beautiful and a good friend.  I have made a difference in other people's lives.  And I am an non-smoker.  I will remain a non-smoker forever for myself and my loved ones."  

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