Reciprocity

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Don't EVER give up on quitting, even when you feel you need a break from the struggle because quitting will save you from even greater struggles with the quality of your life later on.

9 Still at it eh? (sorry ,,,, didn't mean to laugh )

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I see the Braves managed to squeak out a win against the Marlins yesterday. A real pitcher's battle

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I still think of myself as a newbie most of the time. Just a newbie who doesn't think about smoking anymore I look back at being a newbie as sort of that saying in the book I had to read in school: It was the best of times; it was the worst of times. I don't know cuz I probably flunked all those classes anyway but being a newbie is where it's at as far as I'm concerned. Highs and lows, that's where the excitement is!

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^^^^ Yeah this. He get's it!

Heard it's bad this year already and you're just getting into fire season - try and stay safe! Good God! Fires, Covid ... give us a break already!! Hope you're area isn't around brush and grassy areas

Huge congrats to you today Darcy! A half year quit; 6 months, is an exciting milestone for sure. You conquered the worst of things. Now it's about honing that quit to fit your your still developing smoke free lifestyle. Be Proud! Be excited and celebrate this occasion by treating yourself to something a little special (and maybe expensive too? )

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sugar

12 I found the registry where the last Chick Win was recorded. WOW! Didn't realize it had been THAT long ago

Quit symptoms such as you describe can last longer or shorter periods of time from person to person. Your lungs have a lot of clearing out to do. If it continues for some time, see your Doc, as Jillar suggested. Doesn't hurt to rule out other issues that may need medical attention. Welcome to Quit Train by the way! Congrats on a great start to your quit

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Devil's Food Cake

Nope!

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