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Hey Evelyn. It's been a while since you've posted anything. Are you ok?
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-13 Not so much old boy. Still got a few hours left in me!
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Nope!
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Hey Brandy. It's probably the middle of the night there but here in the UK it is morning and the day has begun. Well done on day one. Today is day two of the the rest if your life. You are a non-smoker, which means you don't have to jump straight out of bed to go hunting for your cigs. You can take a minute to peruse the Quit Train and ponder about your day. Happy non-smoking!
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-10 because Bakon is cheating again!
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Brandy Im so pleased you're taking this step. Your mother's reaction comes from a place of pain as she knows the harm she has done to herself cage will one day acknowledge your success as you go further into your quit and maybe you'll even inspire her eventually. That thing where you 'miss' smoking. Well that's something you don't have to do as you come to realise that smoking actually does nothing for you. You are addicted to nicotine and the 'pleasure' you feel from a smoke is actually you satisfying your withdrawal from your previous smoke. life without having to satisfy this urge will be so enjoyable. The support on this little train is wonderful do stick around and post often. There's always someone around to help. I'm so excited for you on this journey! NOPE!
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CONSTANT VIGILANCE!! The above is a Harry Potter reference for those who don't know but the message is quite clear. I had a funny experience overnight which prompted this post. I was at work, on a night shift. We had just left a job and were stood, around 2am, in the dark, chatting to some colleagues. One took out his pack of cigs and said simply "Do you smoke?" As he offered the pack in my direction. And it was there. The hint of a bygone age. The whisper of "Oh, go on then"... Almost an Echo of me. I actually felt my fingers flinch in an automatic response. It was but a fraction of a second before my actual response was "no thanks, I quit"but for just that moment it flicked through my thoughts. I think that might be the first time someone has directly and completely innocently offered me a cigarette since I quit (I had not met this colleague before) and this was just another trigger to experience but afterwards it left me thinking about it. Because I realised that I am only ever a single puff away from smoking. I know that sounds daft when we are here saying this stuff all the time to others but when it catches you like that it never fails to amaze me. I am a million miles away from the smoker I was yet so close I can almost touch it. So, to quote the Wizards.... CONSTANT VIGILENCE!!
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Welcome Brandy. Boos post says it all really. It is true that once you start quitting you will wonder why you didn't try it sooner? Where are you? U.K.? USA? My advice is educate yourself. There is so much to learn and once you do, the quitting becomes so much easier. Have the read Allen CARR'S easy way to quit smoking? That's a great place to start. For many successful quitters, cold turkey is the way forward. 3 days and the nicotine is gone then it's down to psychology but you'll go a long way with a positive determined attitude. Emphysema is an horrific disease, as some others here may tell you first hand. Please, take the plunge and join us on the train. I promise you, it will change your life and you will not regret it!
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