Tink

welcome, the support is here for you just keep posting, welcome to day 2 and to the train, destination......your FREEDOM!!!

1 month free, this is it, your sticky quit!

congrats tyme, this is it, you are done, your sticky quit, awesome job!

always NOPE

17 hours ago, Jetblack said:

Tink if you can even imagine, when I give Dart a serious haircut, he quite resembles your gold dog on the far left in that photo.

But haircuts only happen when it is warm and going to be warm.

the furminator is a must on bella (she is built for the snow), she gets a full furminator groom in the spring and the wild birds go mad for her hair for their nests literally it can be out there for 10 minutes then all gone. 

welcome to the lido deck, huge congratulations

congrats stu, amazing job! treat yourself to something good

our 3 stinkers, just like having 3 x 2 year old toddlers in the house, they own us and the house and on most days my sanity  but we love them 

wonderful news, congratulations x

welcome back to reality

here

dipping my toes into a bit of crossfit, OMG  I couldnt move my arms for 3 days and thats just the beginners and I was half arsed at it too 

congrats on 5 years crispy

I am so sorry Doreen, it is heartbreaking :( sending you love and hugs across the water xxx

yay 2018 is going to be a great year

NOPE

happy to hear this, welcome to the train, congratulations on your quit 36 hours is amazing!

christine your body is detoxing from thousands of nasty chemicals and your body is healing and readjusting, very soon you will start to level out, drink plenty of water, lay off or cut down the caffeine as this has double strength when you quit (at the very least dont have any caffeine after 2pm), take nice long relaxing baths or showers and if you can up the exercise, this will all help with the detox faster and sleep will return to you.

yeah amazeballs!! 

The fact that you want to quit smoking is a very positive move forward, the fact that you are seeking help with your PTSD is another step forward in the right direction, you really have to be your own advocate, mental health awareness has a lot to be desired both in UK and USA, I strongly suggest you get in touch with veteran charities who will understand your mind set better, staying with your buddy if you can seems a good idea, even if you cant stay maybe he can help you find a charity.

You were a soldier that means you ARE a soldier that never leaves you!  you are a fighter and YOU matter, so one step at at a time, go get better, there is no magic pill or wand that will take away the pain but seeking help is the first step, good luck. we are here when you are ready!

im here, chucking fairy dust all over the place

yay congratulations on the year quit and baby, precious gifts both of them

fast forward to spring please!

Nope and a happy, healthy new year to you all

yay way to go Jules