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I probably have but oh my, all the acid in the 70's is taking it's toll

True! TNP has a phobia of some sort.

Even tho it makes me a loser cuz I'm 2nd in on this one, I pick #3 too as the lie because I don't think you have a dog?

My mother who's 99 this November lives on her own in a 3 story house. Not my cup of tea either but it is doable (I guess).

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Congrats Warbelian! 4 months now and that's getting into serious quit territory! Hopefully you're starting to really enjoy the benefits of being smoke free Keep moving forward and cement that life long quit!

I know we celebrated 4 weeks yesterday Diane but today the 15th is your official 1 month Anniversary date so we're having another celebration to congratulate you on this fabulous accomplishment. That 1st month is so important because that's when you learn all your coping skills that you'll use to shape your quit. Once again Diane, congrats! Your a whole month smoke free!! There's never too many celebrations to mark that 1st month

Huh?? What? I know Nothing!! -3

I actually have a wedding pic. I have no scruples either. Like TMZ. Highest bidder gets full rights Place your bids peeps! I'm expecting a healthy "hush money" bid from the groom as well ( @Boo )

I know @Octain .... me too I did get taken to a strip joint as part of by bachelor party tho The only exposure to coke I have is when I managed a politician's campaign. Guess who was the coke-head (not me)?

LOL - you beat me to it @Octain

Huge congrats Diane! That 1st month is so important. It's the toughest by far and you've put that in your rear view mirror now! It only gets better from here on in.

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Welcome Ikea! Yes, knowledge is power so you need to read every bit of information you can about nicotine addiction. There is an entire library of Joel videos here as well on a separate page - Joel's Quit Smoking Videos. They cover virtually everything you will run into when you quit and will open your eyes to the lies we tell ourselves about smoking. Vaping is no different IMO. It's still putting nicotine into your body and bloodstream then to your brain. Keeps the addiction alive and well. You gotta stop introducing nicotine into yourself to find freedom! It can be done. We are the support system, you manage your quit with a commitment to stop and knowledge about the addiction. By the way, if you own the furniture store Ikea, I have some issues with shelving I am trying to put together

Taking an outdoor shower in Canada between Dec. & March I'm sure it's the same in Ohio LT!

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I often get a little down and frustrated maintaining the Anniversary list. Where did this person go? What happened to that person? All of them were so full of commitment mere days ago or at least weeks ago. Then their Anniversary date comes around and I see they haven't logged on in days or even weeks. Not all are fresh quitters either. Some have months under their belts. Some may have just decided this forum was not for them I suppose but in my heart of hearts I suspect I know what's happened to most of them because I've been standing on that ledge myself, looking over the edge into the abyss of relapse but somehow gathered the mental strength to rip 1 more NOPE from somewhere inside me and that's all I needed until that overpowering urge faded. This addiction is one of the worst possible ones to wrestle under control for most but we all know how important it is to do just that. Although it can be a challenging and sometimes difficult process, quitting has never killed anyone that I am aware of. The alternative will at least shorten your life if not outright kill you.