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6 points6 points6 points5 points5 points5 points5 points5 points5 points4 points4 points3 points3 points3 pointsNever give up , trying to give up .. Dust down , and get back to it 🐸3 points3 pointsGday Thems fighting words. You don’t need to win like that. You will tire of that. It’s a journey…. Not a battle. Take one step. A withdrawal hits you. You wait . Your still here… it’s gone. when you were fighting every one it was tough But now you just wait…,, and they go away. Not forever but when they return…. But not as strong…. Cause you’ve taken thier power way.3 points3 points2 pointsOn the fifth day of my journey to break free from smoking, I stumbled, and a quiet sadness lingers in my heart. Yet, I hold my head high, for these five days mark my longest triumph in a year—a small but radiant victory. With unwavering resolve, I vow to rise again, stronger and more determined, ready to weave a new chapter in my story of freedom.2 points2 points2 points2 pointsThanks for the update, @Bijay Pudasaini. I’m glad to hear that you still are committed to quitting! Don’t dwell on the disappointment, just resume your quit asap. Because the longer you wait, the harder it will be. What can you learn from this stumble that can help you protect your precious quit the next time? Shake it off and keep going!
2 points2 pointsPopped back on the train after a long hiatus to discover this devastating news. From the first post I made at that other place Jillar was in my corner, holding me up and driving me forward. Googling her name lead me here. Never again will she make me laugh til I cry and whole she might not be here to share life with anymore her place in my heart and her touches on my soul will be with me for ever. Having Jillar in my life was a blessing and an honour I did not deserve.2 points1 pointCongratulations @Cbdave on 10 years smoke free! 🎉 What a huge accomplishment that is!! 😃 Thank you for giving your support to all our quitters and thank you for posting the Daily Nope pledge! Treat yourself today!
1 point1 point1 point1 point1 pointYou can definitely do this @Bijay Pudasaini Take it one day at a time, one hour at a time, if you have to, but you can do it!!! What helped me in the very beginning of my quit was using cinnamon sticks. I pretended that they were cigarettes and would suck the air in and pretend I was blowing it out like a cigarette. It tasted so much better than cigarettes and it really helped me. If you don't like cinnamon, you can use cut up straws. Another tip is to come on this site every day, if you can, and do the daily NOPE pledge. Stay close to this board as that is what really helped me through it. Quitting is not easy as we all know, but it's definitely doable as you can see. YOU CAN DO THIS!!💪 We are here to support you, every step of the way!! 😃👍1 point1 point1 pointHello Bijay and welcome! We are here to help you get past 57 days and on to your forever quit! Read everything here, play games for distraction, post an SOS if your quit is in danger! L4L1 point1 point1 point1 point1 point1 point1 point1 pointGday Like I did 10 years ago on this day I took my sweetheart to see a movie. And seen the whole movie no smoke break. That was different then. These days it’s just normal. I like normal. Boring and predicable and Free!1 point1 point1 pointOur daughter gave birth very early this morning (12:02 AM) to our 2nd Granddaughter - Mia; Pearl. Mia was a name picked out by their 3 year old daughter for her soon to be sister and her middle name (Pearl) was the husband's Grandmother's name. She was 10 days late and I guess the extra cook time allowed her to pack on some weight. She was 8 lbs at birth! (Daughter is only around 110 lbs). Mother & baby were both fine through the delivery so that's a good thing. It's shocking how little time they spend in the hospital nowadays. Born at 12:02 AM & they were both back home by 3:30 AM 😲 Seems to me, back in the day, mums & babies stayed in hospital for at least 2 or 3 days; maybe even longer during my parents era? I suppose when it's a relatively easy and smooth birth, they get them outta there ASAP! In any case; cause for celebration for our clan today 😃1 point1 pointThis leaderboard is set to New York/GMT-04:00
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