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SanDar

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  1. This looks delicious Leanna!
  2. Off to walk my dogs. The smoking thoughts are getting dimmer...Not that I would, but difficult to smoke with a dog leash in each hand anyway :lol:
  3. Go for it Tracey :)
  4. Got my button ready :)
  5. This is crazy!! For the past week or so I have tried and tried to find an excuse to smoke. Any excuse would have worked. But guess what? There is NO excuse or valid reason to ever smoke again! I imagined so many scenarios! From petty things like: Would I smoke if the hubby and I had a huge disagreement? What if my mother-in-law pi**ed me off? If my day at work got stressful? Then there were the huge “I’d smoke if that happened to me” moments: I’d have to have a cigarette if a loved one became ill – or if I became ill. Or a cigarette would be the only thing that would get me through a death in the family. What if the sky falls?? NOPE NOPE NOPE None of these are valid reasons to smoke because there is no reason to smoke! My non-smoking brain tells me this- but still the junkie thinking will come around and try to steer me off coarse. I don’t care if my ass falls off; I won’t smoke! Thankfully, since quitting, I’m not near as impulsive as I once was and was able to halt the junkie thinking. Coming here to read and take the pledge daily is huge. I also took another long look at my reasons for quitting and also all the benefits I’ve experienced since quitting. Don’t know what to think of this past weeks’ craziness. No man’s land? Romancing the cigarette? Whatever it is – It can f* off!! I’m a non-smoker and intend to remain one :mellow:
  6. Congrats on 3 months of Freedom! Looking forward to sharing many more milestones with you here :)
  7. Congratulations on 8 months of Freedom :)
  8. Congratulations! Nine months of Freedom must feel awesome :)
  9. Congratulations Chrys! I hope you do something nice for yourself today. Seven months of Freedom is something to celebrate :)
  10. Good Morning! NOPE, no smoking for me.
  11. Congratulations :)
  12. Fear held me back. I was afraid of withdrawal, afraid that I would crave cigarettes the rest of my entire life. I was afraid that I would never be able to actually quit. So the fear of failure pretty much prevented me from quitting. I'm so glad I proved all of those theories WRONG!
  13. Congrats on 9 months of Freedom! :)
  14. Yay Jess! 2 Weeks that you will never have to do again :)
  15. It's a good morning for NOPE :)
  16. lol, window lickin', candle sniffin' non-smokers! That's right, we are that cool! :P
  17. Congratulations on 1 year of Freedom Rez!
  18. Nope for me. Have a great time in Florida Marti :)
  19. SanDar replied to slovenka177's topic in Socializing
    Thinking of you (((Leanna)))
  20. "When it comes to addiction, your brain can be kind of an asshole." Ha, ha this is hilarious!
  21. Congratulations Nay ! :)
  22. No matter how you look at it - you are super awesome :) Congratulations Saz!!!

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