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Nancy

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If you were celebrating your second holiday season next year smoke free, instead of your first?  Thanksgiving, Christmas, Hanukkah, New Years...whatever you celebrate...we look forward to celebrating your quit!!  Please join us...the anticipation and worry before your quit is often worse than the quit, itself.  And there are a lot of wonderful people here who would love nothing more that to cheer you on!

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Sazerac Enthusiast

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Nancy is right, the anticipation of a quit is much harder than quitting.  

Quitting is the best thing I have ever done for myself and wasn't as hard as expected.

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Leanna Apprentice

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I 100% agree with Nancy... the fear of quitting, the stress/worry you put yourself through beforehand, is often worse than the quit itself!

 

Trust me, it's the best decision you can make and having a good support system like the QT can make a world of difference. :) 

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Yes, I whole heartily agree - please come and join is for a smoke free holiday season :)

 

I have never once regretted my decision to quit when I did; best thing I ever did!

Devil Doll Newbie

Devil Doll

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2 of the girls I work with quit today.  I am trying to cheer them on.  I said 'this is the best day of your life!'

How are they doing?

Devil Doll Newbie

Devil Doll

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I could be wrong, and I hope I am, but I thought they both smelled like smoke today.  Is was sooo busy there wasn't time to talk about anything so it never came up

Aww :( I hope not. 

SueBeDoo Newbie

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I firmly believe you have not lived yet if you are still a smoker, you are only surviving day to day not living, why deprive yourself of it, give it a shot and see what life should be really like, do it for yourself x

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Nicole Diver Newbie

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Aww :( I hope not. 

 

So I asked one of the girls if they were still quit and she said, "now wasn't a good time to try to quit."  I said, "it's never a good time to try to quit if you let yourself think like that."

I wish like heck they hadn't given up so quickly. 

No smoker wants to be a smoker. 

No non smoker wants to be a smoker.

No ex smoker wants to be a smoker.

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