Reciprocity

You didn't let us down as much as you let yourself down AK. I expect you are disappointed in yourself for having caved to the cravings ... deflated even but as others have said, reclaim your pride in accomplishment by learning a valuable lesson from this and get right back on the horse and ride it all the way to the barn this time. You CAN do it, just as many have before you. Relapse doesn't have to mean failure unless you let it be that. Use lessons learned as a stepping stone to a permanent quit!

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Nope!

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-6 my mommy let me out!

Sorry for your loss Roz 😧 It just makes a tough time even tougher. Your description of venturing out to the store mirrors my own experience these days as I suspect it does for all of us. We will get through this but it's certainly an unsettling ride at the moment!

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An idea for @jillar ! https://www.cnn.com/2020/04/14/us/coors-light-delivery-trnd/index.html

Nope!

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Haven't been anywhere in awhile either. Good news is ..... I found my car yesterday!! Now, where's that damn snow brush?

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Nope!

I'm going with #2 over the number one sports thing.

I found that once I got past a trigger like that it was no longer an issue for me later on so congrats, another one down!

I would echo the improved self esteem thing dullyboi! Once you realize that you can put this nicotine addiction behind you for a better future, you will know that you can do anything you set your mind to. Also, quitting now will allow you to be physically active through the years. OK, you're only 18 now understand that many, many years of smoking will take a heavy toll on you physically down the road so, quit now and avoid that outcome. It's the only viable option for a bright future!

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Congrats on 7 months smoke free!

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