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Colleen

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  1. Glad you are back at it. Ask yourself though, what will you do differently this time? I realize you had an unexpected situation pop up. If something similar happened again, what would you do to keep your quit? It's important to be proactive, figure out what your triggers are and develop a plan should they give you trouble. Keep us updated Juan, we all want to see you succeed.
  2. Having extra money in your pocket is definitely a good thing!
  3. Welcome :) I think you might just like it here.
  4. Welcome Sarah :) Any questions or concerns you may have, feel free to post. Congrats on your quit!
  5. Welcome Susana :) Glad you are here & Congrats on 5 days!
  6. Get your camera ready, it's on like Donkey Kong!
  7. I could live with that and some nice bread to dip in the sauce. There is always the meatball sandwich...
  8. Last night, we had B.L.T's. I, of course, just had a B.L., I don't like raw tomatoes. Tonight, St. Louis style ribs charred on the grill, then slow cooked in the oven for a few hours, corn on the cob and something else, I am not sure yet.
  9. Colleen replied to ...'s topic in Off The Record
    105 :D
  10. Yes, yes teenage boys are stinky, especially when they pretend to take a shower. lol I can tell by scent alone across the room, if my son has washed his hair or not. :o As unpleasant as that might seem, I am glad for it!
  11. Around 2004, I started getting sinus infections out of nowhere. As time went on, they increased in frequency and duration. Sometimes I had to be on antibiotics long term to get rid of it. I almost always had a sinus infection. It was a miserable way to live. Fast forward to 2013, I saw an ENT. Last April, I had a septoplasty, turbinectomy, concha bullosa re-section and sinus surgery on my ethmoid and maxillary sinus cavities. While I could breathe better and the sinus infections weren't as bad, I still got them. The doctor told me smoking was probably the culprit. Yeah right, I thought. A couple months later, I quit during a sinus infection. I have had one sinus infection since then, just one. Coincidence? I think not :)
  12. Colleen replied to Evelyn's topic in Off The Record
    Evelyn, Get yourself on track, right now that is the most important thing. When you visit the psychiatrist, please tell him/her about the natural supplements you have been taking. I am glad you feel comfortable venting here. Take Care...(((Evelyn)))
  13. 3 Morning!
  14. Please join me in celebrating Lynn's 10 month anniversary. A friend to all, Lynn has been smoke free for 10 months!
  15. Congrats Sharon and Welcome to the 10 month club!
  16. 1 She's sneaky like that :ph34r:
  17. The Boston Marathon has always been special to me, pretty much grew up going there, a family tradition if you will. Last year was the first year in a long time, that I did not go.
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