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NOPE. I’ve hit the 72 hour mark and there’s no turning back now! Let’s all keep pushing forward and stay strong. We’ve got this, everyone!10 points
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Thanks to my quit friend's I survived this milestone..... Just started back to work today masked up to not pass the remnants of the dreaded covid crap on. Sunday and Monday were the worst, lethargic from the fever and muscle aches along with the runny nose and cough. But feel pretty good today..... of course that celebratory Whisky bottle may have something to do with it??? Joking of course I am rarely a drinker anymore with the heart issues but love to joke about it. My celebration will be at my cabin tomorrow with no covid symptoms, no heart or lung issues!! Just me my dog a fishing pole and the river! By the way, all three of my new employees are smokers, with this heat and the doors open that stench keeps blowin in. Have to find them a different spot. Or water down their packs by accident!! Thanks again yoose guy's. KTQ Cheers---- The infamous STEWPOT10 points
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Fantastic job @Stewbum Congratulations on 1 year smoke free and taking your life back from nicotine addiction.7 points
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One year ago you made a great decision to quit smoking and today you get to celebrate! Congratulations! Celebrate this milestone!7 points
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NOPE. Exactly 48 hours since I've had my last cigarette and it's going really well. Even my anxiety has been very low since I quit, which is weird as I thought smoking helped me reduce anxiety but now when I quit, I realize I've been living life with a high heart rate and stressed out lol.7 points
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Not One Pouch Ever!!! Day 1 restart for me I will stay accountable to myself and the community. I will fight through the first 72 hours like a man and not give in this time.7 points
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NOPE. It's been hard today, especially after a couple of drinks but staying strong. Let's go6 points
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Congrats @Stewbum on one year quit and welcome to the Lido Deck. Hope you had a great day.6 points
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Hi I am not sure how things work here. Brief story I am a nicotine addict, started smoking at age 16. Smoked for a few years then quickly transitioned to smokeless tobacco, because being an athlete the smoking was affecting my breathing. I know still stupid I continued doing that for about 20 years then switched to snus to zyns to NRT back to zyns occasional cigars on weekends. Never ending cycle looking to put nicotine to bed forever. What does this forum do, do we make a promise not use nicotine for 24 hours under the daily pledge. Anyways wish me luck6 points
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Congratulations to you! This is amazing. Welcome to the Lido Deck!6 points
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Wonder if they like whiskey!! Ha Ha how do you find these vids? Yes Doreen its my ZEN spot...6 points
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Sportsfan66, I tried every possible way to quit and failed. This place helped me finally find freedom. Stick around, read the info and blogs and play some games. There is a group of wonderful people from around the world that are dedicated to helping you quit. You can do this!6 points
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Thank you it’s very hard. I believe your not quit until you have totally abstained from using nicotine in all forms. All that other crap just feeds your addiction in different ways.6 points
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Welcome aboard @Sportsfan66. Nicotine is indeed a very potent addiction. But you CAN overcome it! This forum helps by providing info and creating a supportive community… for positive moral support and also accountability. We’ve all been thru the withdrawal, and it can be hard. But it gets better if you give it long enough. Keep us posted on your journey and join us in the daily NOPE pledge. See you around!6 points
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Welcome @Vuk and congratulations on 15 hours smoke free. Yes,, it can be difficult at first but does get better with time and is worth whatever early struggles you may have. I hope you stick around this site. There is a lot of valuable information here about nicotine addiction and people here who will help encourage you to stay smoke free. You are doing a great thing in quitting. Welcome to QuitTrain.6 points
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