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  1. It's been roughly 518 days or 1 year 5 months and 28 days since my last smoke. I've had many craves along the way but everyone one of them was easily manageable. I can be done.
    9 points
  2. Its been 8 months and 23 days, it can be done. I have had many craves but finally getting past them. It just takes time, I smoked along time so it takes a commitment to NOPE!!!
    8 points
  3. Join me in showing it can be done. Just say how many days it's been since you had even one puff/chew of any tobacco product. 25 glorious days - I've had many hundreds of cravings, but not one of them twisted my arm, put my head in a vice, or used a taser on me.
    7 points
  4. G’day A week to go and it’s 6 years since I smoked. Somewhere in that first year my mind slipped that gear and I changed from being a smoker to a non smoker. I celebrate each morning with a NOPE pledge then get on with the important task of living life..........
    6 points
  5. Sporting approx 234 awesome days of freedom!!
    6 points
  6. 6 points
  7. G’day NOPE .....Not One Puff Ever.... (replace Ever with Min,Hour, Day as required)
    4 points
  8. 2400ish days, which is also about how long the first few months felt to me. Big congrats on your first 25 and for realizing so soon what a glorious achievement each day is!
    4 points
  9. Almost 7 years (next month). It took a while but I finally came to the realization of how unhealthy I was physically and mentally having my life revolve around nicotine addiction. So glad I quit.
    4 points
  10. Congratulations Justin ... Heres a pat on the back from me ... Over 8 years Smoke Free for me
    4 points
  11. Here's mine PS. @JustinHoot99, have you considered adding a ticker to your signature so you too can easily see all the time, money and cigarettes NOT smoked add up?
    4 points
  12. 50 hours. Weird. Had a nice day out shopping. Hungry though. Just going to forgive myself for my bad food choices until day three is over!
    4 points
  13. G’day NOPE .....Not One Puff Ever.... (replace Ever with Min,Hour, Day as required)
    4 points
  14. 3 points
  15. White water kayaking sounds like a fun workout! Today was my long bike ride and banged out 50 miles in 3 hours- just over 16 mph. It was hot with a headwind last 20 miles luckily I planned and had plenty of water on board
    2 points
  16. Say hello to my little friend - my new ticker.
    2 points
  17. If you can do 16 hrs, you can keep going. So glad your back and ready to finally quit.
    2 points
  18. I'm a bit of a river rat myself. Worked as a raft guide (Ocoee and Nantahala). Did a lot of kayaking. Transitioned to a canoe. Used to travel up to West Virginia every year for Gauley Fest. Had a nice little sing-a-long with a few hundred friends to this one. Good times.
    2 points
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  20. I've just got home from work. Weirdly no cravings so far. Just need to find ways to fill those gaps....so having a cup of tea in the sun.
    2 points
  21. Thanks for all the support and feedback everyone. Can't wait to mark that new calendar sheet tomorrow.
    2 points
  22. @Boo I'm in IL but I've got a lot of friends who go to the Ocoee and Gauley. I hate long drives which is why I haven't gone. Take me home would make an excellent camp fire/beer drinking song. It's a great song.
    1 point
  23. Welcome back Sparkles, you have made a smart decision to quit smoking. You deserve to have a happy and healthier life. So, sit back and enjoy the journey.
    1 point
  24. It's a BIG deal. Every moment clean is a big deal. Congrats! And that motto is a spot on reminder. Keep going.
    1 point
  25. Good work Justin. You're almost at 1 month! I'm about 2 weeks behind, so I'll be right there with you. Let's keep this thing going.
    1 point
  26. You definitely got this. Just keep trudging forward and don't look back at that place you buy your cigs. I bought most of my cigs at the corner gas station. I became so friendly with the guy behind the counter that it seemed like my day was not complete if I did not stop in. It actually was my junkie brain telling me to stop. How exciting it was to stop in after my 1 year quitversary and tell him I was not longer a smoker.
    1 point
  27. That's good to keep in mind. The cravings pass, they always do. Don't make a permanent decision based on a temporary feeling.
    1 point
  28. Good job on posting and getting past that bad crave @JustSomeGuy
    1 point
  29. Awesomely awesome milestone. You rock.
    1 point
  30. Congratulations on the 5 year quit and best wishes for many more.
    1 point
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