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  1. Hi everyone. I don't really know how to start this...so here goes... My name is Ron. Some of you may remember me from a long time ago. The QT and QSMB community really helped me quit way back in Dec 2013. Feels like a lifetime ago. I "met" a lot of good people who helped me stay smoke free for over 5 years. I'm hoping you all can help me once again...but this time, quit for good. You see, I never got to my 6 year quit anniversary. Just a few months before that time, at the end of the night of my bachelor party, I made a drunken decision to smoke. Being drunk isn't an excuse. I wanted to smoke. I messed up, plain and simple. That was 3 years ago in 2018. I've been smoking on and off ever since. So let me be the poster boy of what can happen when you take your quit for granted. I look around here now and I see familiar names and faces who started their quit around the same time as I did...and while I'm happy to see them, I am also filled with embarrassment and envy because I threw mine away. But that quit is loooonnng gone. I am here today, back as a newbie once again. But this time, I want to quit for good for my 1 year old son. He means everything to me and I want to be around for him as long as I possibly can. Thanks for reading. Today is my 3rd day going smoke free.
    9 points
  2. That is all the motivation you need. I have a one year-old daughter. When I think of the things I would do for that kid, quitting smoking seems like an easy task. You've got your "why" so the "how" will practically work itself out.
    8 points
  3. Nicotine dependency recovery is all or nothing, it's one of life's few activities where being 99 percent successful results in 100 percent defeat. I borrowed all of the above.
    7 points
  4. G’day NOPE .....Not One Puff Ever.... (replace Ever with Min,Hour, Day as required)
    6 points
  5. Welcome back, @JustSomeGuy I remember you from QSMB too. I'm sorry that you relapsed but the important thing is that you are quitting again and that you remain quit. You can do this.
    6 points
  6. Welcome back! I frequented QSMB when I quit in 2016. I’m not so active here anymore but soooo glad I saw your post!! You know the drill- stick close to the board! Good job getting back to The Quit! Here are some familiar words: Don’t stick anything in your mouth & light it on fire!! N O P E!!! Not one puff EVER! -L4L
    6 points
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  8. Welcome back, JSG. Let's make this your last quit, okay?
    5 points
  9. Definitely good that you are ready to quit again and came back for support. It ain't "almost 6 yrs", but 3 days is the start of a new "6 yrs" and then some. It often takes years to get to 3 days.
    5 points
  10. Welcome back @JustSomeGuy, I remember you from QSMB when I quit in 2016. Sorry to read that you gave up your quit but it's good to see that you're here now and ready for your forever quit. And it looks like you have great incentive this time
    5 points
  11. Welcome back! Your seat is never taken here on the Quit Train! I’m glad that you found your way back! You’ve got this! For your son and a lifetime of memories! You’ve got this!
    4 points
  12. @JustSomeGuy We!come back,you came to the right place,but sounds like you already know that.. Lots of support and good people to help you on your journey!!
    4 points
  13. Welcome back, and all the best to you
    3 points
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  16. Jill! Good to see you. 5 years is amazing! Thanks Linda. I know I'll need it. Today is a rough day being at work. Thanks Justin! I like the way you put that!
    2 points
  17. No matter what happens in life keep a good heart A heart of patience and trust Don't let the darkness of the world harden your heart
    2 points
  18. Congratulations Lust4Life. This an epic quit and deserves an epic reward.
    2 points
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  21. I think Igot lost in the thread, along with the needle, can someone find me?
    1 point
  22. What thread are we talking abojt?
    1 point
  23. Start date 9/24 start wt 179.0. Goal is to be under 174.0 for 3 days in a row by 11/1. Current - 9/27 - wt 178.0. Exercise - HIIH w/ 9 core exercises. Eating Breakfast - 2 strips bacon, banana Lunch - Wrap w/ chicken, bacon, spinach, tomatos. And grapes Dinner - Grilled hamburger patty (no bun), large salad Snacks - 1 soda, 1 donut Getting the diet dialed in. Tonights exercise was to do a different core exercise at each of 9 baskets on the frisbee course.
    1 point
  24. seriously rock painting Kits ? what do you paint on the rocks the Virgin Mary ? what about the Titanic it went down like a rock ?
    1 point
  25. It is okay to have a secret as long as you share it with me
    1 point
  26. Just too many hours at work, my wife is caring for her Mom I am caring for my mom, Had to do my Landry Last night about midnight woke up this morning still beat. Got with my boss we may be getting the missing SMO hired here soon. Let him know I was all of those words
    1 point
  27. You think our threads are crappy?
    1 point
  28. Depends if you eat or not doesn't it?
    1 point
  29. Be strong enough to stand alone smart enough to know when you need help and brave enough to ask for it
    1 point
  30. How does everything always lead back to poop?
    1 point
  31. Congrats, @Lust4Life, L4L! Celebrate your awesome achievement and KTQ!
    1 point
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  33. G’day Well it’s getting more interesting with these rocks thing. Another find at the base of a tree on my morning walk. I’m keeping my eyes peeled and I’ll be checking that this rock is still there next I pass this way.
    1 point
  34. My Brother and his Fabulous wife are far to generous .... They made sure yesterday I over indulged in everything ...my belly is in full overload... I'll have to run more miles in the next few days ......but I forgive them ...they meant well
    1 point
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