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Four years latter... I even forgot the exact date I quitted


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Hi all! It has been a while since I visited this forum. However, the other day a family member asked me how long it was since I quitted and wow, I knew it had been already four years but I no longer remembered the exact date and forgot to celebrate. I guess this has two interpretations, either dementia is coming or the lack of struggle makes you forget.... In any case, for those who are quitting, or planning, or having a hard time, you can totally make it and then even forget about it. Of course I remember sometimes (especially when I smell someone's else smoke, but now it is only a nice feeling thinking how free I am that I no longer have to smoke.

So go for it, you can totally make it, and this community will help, so keep discussing, and NOPEing everyday.

All the best!

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Hi @Grund! Congratulations on four years quit, that's fantastic! Thanks for checking in and letting us know how you're doing 😊

 

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Thanks for the encouragement and hope.

 

Well done on fours years free.  Enjoy your wonderful life!

 

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