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5 points5 points4 pointsG’day NOPE .....Not One Puff Ever.... (replace Ever with Min,Hour, Day as required.)
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2 points2 points2 pointsCongrats @Kdad! As @catlover also said, unwavering determination will get you through. Desire is a powerful motivator!2 points2 pointsThis is what will get you through , Don’t let anything try to change your mindset. Stay determined2 points2 points2 points1 point1 point1 point1 point1 point1 pointHi, I became a member of quitnet in Sept 2007 when I first quit, relapsed in December after 64 days, using my mother’s passing as an excuse. I continued posting and visiting until I quit for good the year after. A friend of mine is quitting now and I so want to find a link to “No Man’s Land” because I think she’s getting close to it. There used to be an archive… Y’know I’d still be a moron with a cigarette hanging out of my mouth if it wasn’t for you guys!1 point1 pointHi Shellee, welcome aboard, here is the post I believe you're looking for. I highlighted it on my Pick of the Week blog: https://www.quittrain.com/blogs/entry/1082-no-mans-land/ Just FYI we have a search engine in the upper right hand side that will allow you to search for anything you're interested in.1 point1 point1 pointI love hearing this, @Kdad. It is wonderful that you are embracing your forever quit. There is an old addiction recovery mantra that says, “First it gets better, then it gets worse, then it finally gets different.” Welcome to different, my friend.1 point1 pointI will never smoke again! No matter what the statistics are. I just am doing a deep dive into the topic. I have watched all the videos here many times. Also have seen all the Joel videos, YouTube etc.. The hard look at smoking has made this quit different. Thanks for all the advice.1 point1 pointYou will be as successful as you want it to be, if you are determined to quit you will . i did patches for a couple of weeks, then went cold turkey, I was adamant I wanted to quit this time, and let nothing stop me. yes indeed what Garry said, if it’s only 7% ..be part of that.1 point1 pointThis leaderboard is set to New York/GMT-04:00
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