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Baffled!!! Yay. Soooo glad you are here. :)

Lol. I do drink coffee and its Mr coffee and maxwell house mostly but sometimes when I feel like a treat I pick up dunkin donuts ground coffee. I am thinking neither album or Julie will be having coffee at my house. Haha. I feel shamed.

Not one puff. Ever

Welcome nancy!! Ok. The eggs are here....where is the bakon?

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3 weeks is incredible Marti! Great job!

I am so happy you are all here. :D You are so right! That's exactly how I felt when Album approached me about the idea. Within minutes my mood changed that day. Amazing how that happens.

You can do this Juan! The benefits of quitting far exceed the discomforts of quitting. We are here for you!

Love ya jimmy! I have missed you!

Sharon!! So so so happy you are here. Welcome home!

Woo hoo!!! Happy to see you here my friend!!

Welcome to your sticky quit Trish, and to the board. No more relapses. That's it. You already know what that feels like. Now feel freedom. Nothing like it. :)

Hi Marti! Glad you and all your emotions are here! Welcome. :)

Wolfie is in the house!!

Great post Al! Thanks Again for this site. Where getting and giving support is the ultimate goal. Love it! :wub:

Hi lace!! So glad you are Here. Love your attitude and spunk. Congrats on your beautiful quit! You are doing amazing. Woot woot!!

Hi Rez!!!! :)

Bonnie!!! You are such an amazing support and I'm so happy you are here!

Congratulations Colleen. 10 months is amazing and so are you!! Great job!

Yay Bonnie!! So happy you are here and proud of you on 13 months. You rock!

I would have to say my smoking career started young. I have been exposed to nicotine all my life. Beginning in the womb, to exposure in the house with 2 smoking parents and then in my teens when I officially became a smoker. My father quit at the age of 45 and developed lung cancer at the age of 60. He died within a month of diagnosis from complications. In retrospect, that was a blessing because he didn't have to go through with the suffering of dying from the cancer itself which was inevitable. It was inoperable and he was at stage 4. I promised him I would quit smoking. I read Allen Carr's book and quit for 3 months. Unfortunately, the strength I had in the beginning of the quit was weakening and I had that 1 puff. If I had support like this forum, I would not have gone back. I would have truly understood the laws of addiction and the concept of NOPE. Fast forward 8 years....read that book again and this time found an online support forum. Support means everything and I am proud to say I am 21 months smober!! Quitting is easy.....staying quit is the challenge--however having a support system to go to and daily reminders of NOPE...made my quit journey not only doable...but enjoyable. If I can do it...anyone can!

so happy to have you here Ross!!!! Welcome!!

So happy to have you here Bandito!!! :)

Welcome PiP!! So happy to see you here! :) Tracey is stealing smiley's again? I have spoken to her about that before...haha here's one for you--- :)

I will NOT smoke today! ;)