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johnny5

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  1. Just saw that newbie @AceWhite changed his avatar to an image from The Big Lebowski. I love that movie. Stay strong in your quit Sir. And here is some Big Lebowski. The Dude Abides.
  2. Welcome @AceWhite I'm sorry that you lost your quit but you are right, NOPE is the way. You can't take another puff. Life is better smoke free, as you already know. Congrats on 1 week smoke free. It is time to make this your forever quit. You can do this!
  3. Here are my 34,231 unsmoked cigarettes.
  4. Welcome back @reciprocity
  5. Congratulations on 11 months smoke free, @IQ4me You are doing great!
  6. Congratulations on 4 years smoke free, Rozuki. That is truly awesome. Celebrate big today!
  7. That's awesome, Dogbelly. Congratulations on 1 month smoke free. Keep up the great work!
  8. Congratulations on 4 years smoke free, Jim. Thanks for all the support you continue to give to others in their quits.
  9. Congratulations on 1 month smoke free, Linda. You are doing a great thing. Keep up the awesome work!
  10. I had a moment within my first few weeks of my quit where I decided, screw it, I am going to smoke. Before I could get to the closest convenience store to buy some smokes, my mind talked me out of it. I was actually disappointed in myself that I wasn't going to go in and buy cigarettes to smoke. I was angry that I couldn't do it. Then I slowly realized that as frustrated as I was, deciding not to smoke was the right decision. It sucked at the time but I knew sticking with my quit was the right decision. You are doing the right thing by keeping the quit. It might not feel like it sometimes but it will get better. Quitting is tough but it gets a lot better with time. Life as a smoker just gets worse and worse.

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