Reciprocity
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5,312 pages in the original game. On average, 25 posts per page would equal 132,800 posts. You have no idea how many people I had to pull together to have enough fingers & toes to count that high🤪
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Agree that weaning is not the way to go because sooner or later you're gonna be right back to your nomal smoking routine. It happens EVERY TIME! I smoked for 45 years and I used the patch when |I first started my quit. I forgot to put the patch on day 2 or 3 and went cold turkey from there. It wasn't easy but for me, that worked. I cam close to lighting up a few times in my early quit days but I simply refused to allow by addiction to sweet talk me into "just one". Quitting is not sticking a toe in the water to see how it feels. It's making an unbreakable committment to yourself NOT TO SMOKE NO MATTER WHAT! That's what works for all of us. There's no magic tricks or short cuts. It's committment & follow through!
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The Forum I mentioned is this Forum "Quit Train" On the home page; the page you see when you first log into Quit Train, you'll see many different threads with the title showing what each thread is about. You posted in the S.O.S. thread, the first one shown on the main homepage. If you scroll down from there you'll see "Introductions & About Us" is the second thread title shown. That's where you can make a post introducing your self and tell us a little about yourself and why you want to quit etc. There are a number of other threads below the Introduction & About Us thread. The title of each thread describes what the content of the thread is. Hope you can manage to navigate your way around and get some benefit from this forum 😀
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Nope! Not today.It's up to you to make your choice: Quit again right NOW with a more steely determination or ... Fold to those nicotine cravings and allow nicotine to rule your daily life again. You know which is the BETTER choice so all that remains to be seen is what you will choose🤔 Let us know what you decide to do.Welcome to Quit Train @Breath-of-Power ! I too quit Cold Turkey, as did many here. It sucks in the early days but is so worth it in the end. There are benefits to quitting that you are not event thinking about right now but first, you need to buskle up and prepare for a rough ride temporaily while you purge nicotine from your system and learn to live live the way it should be lived ... without smokes! One tip for you in these early days is to keep yourself busy doing anything. It will help to keep your mind on something other than smoking. We are all here as non-smokers to support you on your journey. We've all been there & done that so we get it!!Congratulations Sir! 14 Years is certainly impressive and an incentive to others to follow in your footsteps. Now; Keep Marching! .
