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You forgot to mention that you are Super-Mom :)

3 weeks was hard for me. Ok, it sucked. Then I was Ok for a while, then 3 months was a bit bad too. Whether or not it was just my mind playing tricks on me after hearing about the '3s' (probably!), but yeah, the 3s sucked for me. Luckily no more 3s I'm the foreseeable ;)

PETRA!!!!!!!!

Oh my gosh, so cute! Going to have to go back and watch them all I few times ;)

Enjoy!! I too love to watch episodes in 'sessions'. I am far too impatient to wait for a week each time!!

Wow Betsy!! I'm really happy you are here. There is a numbers game here and everything ;)

This is where it's at all right! Great to see you ;)

Lol Ladybug that is so funny!

LOL OK. Batteries replaced so I should be OK for another couple of years ;)

...CHIRP LOL Hi Cher, good to see you ;)

Glad you made it Joe. You will have to let us know how the newest member of your family is doing!

This shows us all how strong you are. Tony is in good hands. All my love

Really good to see you. I hope you are feeling a little better. And I knew you wouldn't smoke.

I will give you a hug ((Evelyn)). And know that you are not doing this alone anymore. We will be your friends and we will help you the best that we can.

Nancy is an expert at helping people with tickers. Unfortunately it took me ages to do these ones, I think I would be more hinderance than help... I followed some of colleens advice as well. Hopefully someone clever will be along to help you soon ;)

Ahh hello Jenn, nice to meet you. You look familiar lol

Yes Ron, amazing to see you :)

Really happy to see you Paul!!!

Hey again Evelyn ;)

Yes, curious...

Hello Jacqui, it's nice to 'meet' you; I hope I am able to help! My name is Ross and I am a nicotine addict ;) Firstly, I hope the meeting you have in a while goes well; I have never been to one before, but I wish I had. I have failed my quit so many times in the past because I did not know about the laws of addiction. I gave up quitting; I was resigned to smoking forever, probably until it killed me. Then I got the flu, this was not normal flu, this was proper MAN-FLU (!!). I couldn't get out of bed. I wasn't allowed to smoke in the house, and I was too sick to even think about smoking anyway (for the one or two hours I was actually awake). This probably lasted a little over a week. I was then able to get out of bed, but I was still too sick to smoke. By the time I started feeling a little better it was 2 weeks without a cigarette. I decided that i liked having money in my pocket and not going outside every 20 minutes to get a fix. I would see how long I could last. I have lasted nearly 6 months. I will never smoke again. For the first time in my life I feel in control, rather than being controlled. I fell fitter and healthier than I did 10 years ago. Quitting smoking is not impossible. It's hard, but not imposdible. We are all proof of that. I believe that if you can get through the first 2 weeks (by any means), then you will be able to be smoke free for life. Just look at your wonderful daughter; does she seem different since she quit? I bet she is happier. I bet the only think that would make her even happier is of you quit too. But you have to want to do it for yourself. I think you will be OK. With Marti's help, you can beat cigarettes.

Excited ;) Edit - oh and good afternoon all :d

Nancy, we each get 100 likes per day here - it would be hard to steal all of those ;) I wanted to echo what you all are saying. Nancy is very close to my heart :)

You are included in that group ;)

LOL, thank you! One day I want to see one of you :)