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Thank you all. I will miss driving trains a little but I will not miss being on call 24/7. Now I'm just happy being a passenger on the Q-Train 😎
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Yep! No question that being a quitter makes long haul travelling a pleasure rather than torture! I can still remember theordeal I experienced once when I still smoked and we took a Cruise one summer in the Med. We flew from Toronto Canada to Istanbul Turkey. I think it was about a 10 hour non-stop flight. I thought I would lose my mind after about 3 hours in with no smokes 😱 I remember running for the exit once we arrived and let the wife collect the luggage while I puffed away on two or three cigs. Good lord! what a slave to nicotine I was back then. Now; I could fly to the moon and never even think about having a smoke😊 What a special and unanticipated benefit to quitting that was!
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G’day NOPE .....Not One Puff Ever.
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NOPENOPEThat is a good feeling. Glad you are embracing the positives of being smoke free. I often associated traveling with smoking as well but overtime, the association weakens greatly. Keep up the great work.Ditto! Every damn one of them! Great post indeed @HimalayanClimberHello team quitters! On the train traveling back from Amsterdam to home, and having a little moment of enjoyment in the fact that I DO NOT SMOKE ANYMORE! Ive always associated traveling with smoking stress, with a long haul flight being the impetus to launch this forever quit….Its always been like when will be my last smoke, how many smokes can I get in before boarding, can I check out and smoke and then check back in, can I sneak to the end of the platform to smoke a sly one? I mean ive even chosen longer journeys with complex connections to ensure I could smoke. AND ITS ONLY A 2hr TRAIN JOURNEY 🤯 Anyway, enjoying a good read, not stinking, not stressing and will be home earlier than normal. Its all good 😊 Hope you are all doing ok AFooled by every one. Great post.Welcome @HimalayanClimber and welcome to QuitTrain. You are doing a great thing in quitting smoking. Looking forward to following your journey to smoke-free freedom.
