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Glad you're feeling better, looks like you got a lot of good replies. I'll just add that I also experienced a crushing depression about a month after I quit, and it did persist for a while. But once it lifted I felt better than I had in years, and it never came back. What really helped me in those times was the realization that my brain was going a little screwy as I undid my nicotine wiring, and those emotions weren't "real", they were chemical artifacts. If you can disassociate yourself from those "feelings" you might find it easier to put them in perspective.

I'd like to be outraged, but I have no idea what you're on about. And don't even get me started about "tjimgs" - what, you speak Dutch now?

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Great to see you back so soon, good for you! I think this is an important part of your process, and is worth doing.

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But Shamrock Shakes are still cool though right? It's hard to get any more Celtic than a McDonald!

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THAT WAS MEANT TO BE PRIVATE

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