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  1. Congratulations Jules ! Your First Month of Freedom makes everybody Here really Stoked. Really Happy. We know what it is all about ! I have a few long distance friends, former Drug Addicts, who are very encouraging to me but, I find all the solace and inspiration and encouragement I need here on the QTrain. The QTrain is an amazing collective and someone is bound to understand exactly what you are going through and have just the right words for your ears. I am so happy you are Free from Nicotine, Jules. Please celebrate this important milestone in a special way...we are lighting fireworks for you. Love, S
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  2. Never give up.....don't wait for the scary health risks.... I was faced with having my both feet amputated..... Jump right back on.....I didn't think it would happen to me either.... If I can quit ....you can....I promise.....
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  3. clear chest xray...yay!! better to get the sleep apnea taken care of and be done with it...you will do great :)
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  4. I was just thinking about this, Jules. Thinking about what I know and keep private. What I Know Now about myself nearing a year Free from Nicotine. I know I have the ability to Change. I know have the ability to commit to something for success. I know I have the ability to face fears. These, I mostly keep to myself but, they give me a sort of Glow. I know from a warm good feeling about myself inside and from a clarity in my eye. I did not back down. I will not back down. Like our Sarah says, "I am a Tiger ! RARRRR!
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  5. I am so sorry to hear this Ex. I am sorry you are letting Nicotine...an inanimate substance rule your life. I know. I know because it ruled mine for too many years to count. You don't need strength. All you need is a commitment to N O P E. You Deserve Freedom.
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  6. Pfft, what does your friend know about addiction... Well, I'M proud you of, Jules ;) you are ROCKING it :d Happy for you :)
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  7. Jules, congratulations!
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  8. Throw away the smokes and quit again, you can drink alot of water and fruit juice. Take a walk. You can feel better by tommorow
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  9. Hey, I just saw this. Before you give up (and I am not trying to sound harsh, but this is your very life we are talking about) please read every article you can get yours hands on. This thread is a great place to start, if you have read it all, read it again please http://www.quittrain.com/topic/11-how-do-i-quit-smoking-the-newbie-database/ Please don't give up! Strength has NOTHING to do with it, I am not strong at all. If I can do this, I promise you can too. Nothing's done that can't be undone yet. You can still do this.
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  10. I relapsed completely. dont think i'm strong enough to quit right now. I'll come back when i get ready.
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  11. day seven: going back and forth. I want to smoke a cigarette, no I dont, yes I do, no I dont. the real ness is I do but I dont want the 500 behind that one. and I know if I smoke that one I will smoke its brother, sister, mother and all its nieces and nephews before I go to bed tonight. so here I am again making a commitment again to not take one puff today.
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  12. Whoo hoo for the chest xray! Boo on the sleep apnea. Like someone already said, the sleep apnea can be fixed. Good Luck DD!
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  13. Good Luck DD - sounds like things are going in the right direction. Hope they just continue that way for you and keep getting better and better until you can sleep clear through the night :)
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