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6 months quit 

 

out of the woods yet? - no

 

drinking plus emotional situations still try and trip me up!

 

can I get through it? hell yes - will not relapse!

 

keeping my guard up - humour helps me, quit buddies help me, determination helps me 

 

still working it, still learning!

 

keep on your guard until you do not have to 

 

everyone is different but this is my journey

 

we can all do it - keep our quits no matter what, whatever it takes

 

one day its going to be easy peasy all the time   :) 

 

 

 

 

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bakon Collaborator

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really got to agree- smoking is out of question

 

now if you want to do something you might regret, drink and take selfies, send them to me to judge.

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Doreensfree Grand Master

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I so understand Tracey....

This journey has been hard for me at times....

Will I smoke....no......

But I have white knuckled it some times....

Keep strong Tracey,guard this quit with your life...

You know smoking was crap.....

I think when we go a certain amount of time ,we forget how much we hated it....

Try and remember just how horrible the addiction was.....

Hugs

Doreen

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bakon Collaborator

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she's not teetering- she is just window licking- drink more and fall down, call it vertigo and forget the rest....

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Tink Newbie

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really got to agree- smoking is out of question

 

now if you want to do something you might regret, drink and take selfies, send them to me to judge.

selfies mmmm no lol one nostril one eye comes to mind lol

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Tink Newbie

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I so understand Tracey....

This journey has been hard for me at times....

Will I smoke....no......

But I have white knuckled it some times....

Keep strong Tracey,guard this quit with your life...

You know smoking was crap.....

I think when we go a certain amount of time ,we forget how much we hated it....

Try and remember just how horrible the addiction was.....

Hugs

Doreen

i will doreen, i will do whatever it takes mentally and physically I hope i am not getting to no mans land I will go back to basics if so but I will fight :)

Tink Newbie

Tink

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got my second wind - I knew 6 months would be difficult as that was the length of my last quit so it was all in my head

 

I had set that target and that was a mistake I will not do again!

 

 

mental game me V me

 

lets do this!!

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El Bandito Apprentice

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got my second wind - I knew 6 months would be difficult as that was the length of my last quit so it was all in my head

 

I had set that target and that was a mistake I will not do again!

 

 

mental game me V me

 

lets do this!!

and there was I thinking it was just because you were langered.... :blink:

 

Another trigger defeated Tracey...keep smiling!

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Tink Newbie

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and there was I thinking it was just because you were langered.... :blink:

 

Another trigger defeated Tracey...keep smiling!

LOL combination of all - mind/stress/wine

 

smashed through this wall now and came out the other side  :D

sherry Newbie

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 Tracey, your quit is so STRONG!!! i'm so happy for you, keep hang'n on sweetie..

 

 

(p.s.   - i'm almost  a jr. drill sgt  .... i'll be ready for my "first recruit" soon...should be fun be'n on the other end of order's be'n barked...after all, i learned how to whip someone into none smoke'n shape from the best - don't cha know.....  :spiteful: hehehehe....)

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Tink Newbie

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 Tracey, your quit is so STRONG!!! i'm so happy for you, keep hang'n on sweetie..

 

 

(p.s.   - i'm almost  a jr. drill sgt  .... i'll be ready for my "first recruit" soon...should be fun be'n on the other end of order's be'n barked...after all, i learned how to whip someone into none smoke'n shape from the best - don't cha know.....  :spiteful: hehehehe....)

you are already paying it forward Miss Lace - I see ya ;)

 

recruits await you, you graduated 3 months ago :)

 

fun watching you grow your quit  :bb:

REZ Newbie

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You will always keep your quit Tracey because you are fearless and strong!

 

And you set examples for others to follow along the way!

 

Very proud of you my friend!

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JackiMac Newbie

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Tracey never doubt your quit, sometimes life gets us down, but tommorow is a better and brighter day, be thankful your smoke free to enjoy it my lovely, onwards and upwards, keep looking ahead and never look back, hugs to you xx

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