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Smoking is not on the table !!

Doreensfree

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Doreensfree Grand Master

Doreensfree

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This is my favourite slogan..

Some times repeating it hundreds of times a day..in my early quit..

My junkie brain understood this..

No matter what was happening in my life..smoking is not allowed..

NOPE !!!

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Nancy Mentor

Nancy

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You have to make up your mind that there are no circumstances in which it is okay to smoke,  Even a zombie apocolyse!

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Jackie Newbie

Jackie

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This is such a great slogan because it has to be true!  Early in my previous quits (and even early in this one), I would think to myself "if I got lung cancer, or if someone I loved passed away, I would be lucky and have an excuse to smoke again."  

 

What kind of sicko thinks such a thing?  I bet most, if not all of you, have had a similar thought (maybe not as morbid) but its the truth.  The thing is, I no longer feel this way and there is NOTHING that can make me smoke again.  I have all the control, even if the world fell to pieces, I wouldn't smoke because its not an award or something to reward yourself with.  It's disgusting, it's harmful to not just you but others and most importantly......IT STINKS!  

 

NOPE!

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Sirius Enthusiast

Sirius

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I spoke with somebody the other day who had quit smoking 12 years ago.

 

He said that after a while you forget that you ever smoked.

 

No head games, no occasional cravings.  Like it never happened.

 

I'm not entirely certain I can believe that but I'll let everyone know in another decade  :rolleyes:

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Doreensfree Grand Master

Doreensfree

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Well I hope im still around 12 years after quitting..

52 years of clogging your lungs and being a nico junkie is alot of years..

But I hope your right..I have 9 years to wait lol..

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Reciprocity Grand Master

Reciprocity

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Hey D!

My Mother will turn 97 this year in Nov. She smoked for probably 25 years and has had cancer twice in her life - she's still with us and even living on her own in a 2 story house (she's a little cranky at times but ???). You'll be just fine :) you've done the most important thing for yourself that you can do :D

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