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We never accidentally slip up and smoke.

 

Relapse happens because we justify smoking and then find the means to do so.

 

The only justification for smoking is to become a smoker, because that's what they do.

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  On 4/14/2014 at 12:04 AM, juanrmartino said:

You have an iron fist johnny lol

But I hold it open as a warm and welcoming hand to those who seek my help :-)

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  On 4/14/2014 at 12:16 AM, juanrmartino said:

I like your style and you know it thanks for everything!

Thanks for letting me help you Juan :-) to pay it forward nourishes oneself :-)

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  On 4/14/2014 at 12:18 AM, Jonny5 said:

Thanks for letting me help you Juan :-) to pay it forward nourishes oneself :-)

You dont know how much you and the sarge with your tough love help me...

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  On 4/14/2014 at 1:22 AM, juanrmartino said:

Sorry everyone else of course were great... i just like being kicked by these two! MQ

 

No two better men to kick you in the butt when you need it.  I'm glad that Jonny5 & Sarge had the words to break through your addiction to get you over that hump.  :)

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  On 4/14/2014 at 1:26 AM, MarylandQuitter said:

No two better men to kick you in the butt when you need it.  I'm glad that Jonny5 & Sarge had the words to break through your addiction to get you over that hump.  :)

Where were you all these days i missed you man!

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  On 4/13/2014 at 11:58 PM, Jonny5 said:

We never accidentally slip up and smoke.

 

Relapse happens because we justify smoking and then find the means to do so.

 

The only justification for smoking is to become a smoker, because that's what they do.

Exactly!

 

No one puts the cigarette in your mouth and lights it. That's all you. Take ownership of that. 

 

Be accountable for justifying your "need" to have a cigarette. 

 

Quitting requires some serious commitment. 

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You are so correct , I had a few relapses and I chose to have a smoke. That's how I felt and I justified it to myself that I had done well for a few days and 1 wouldn't hurt. I am now 2 full weeks without a single puff and so happy.

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