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I'd bet you could out do Boo in the weightlifting department Linda if you really set your mind to it

I don't envy you Foe as those first days are not something I think back fondly on but, as you know. you gotta go through those to get to the more manageable days. Congrats on finishing day 1! Hope you sleep well. I remember sleep being my best friend during my early quit. No cravings when you're sleeping

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Like the others have said, I think we all go through that "something's not right" feeling for some period of time. Smoking was tied to everything in our lives and suddenly, it's not! That's a huge change in almost everything we do and feel throughout each day. As for that Red NO SMOKING Warning Sign flashing in the background, I think that's pretty normal too. I know I had to really focus on being a non-smoker for probably the best part of my first year. It didn't seem natural to me and I wasn't yet comfortable with the fact that I was a non-smoker. Now, it's second nature to me and I even have trouble seeing myself as a used-to-be smoker

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Nope! Hipsters be like .... Eat food; don't smoke!

Still here

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Pets are living things that grow up as part of our families, sharing the other family events that make up all the important memories in our lives. That makes it really difficult to have to see them go but, because we love them, we must make the decisions that are best for them in the last days of their lives. It's tough but compassionate. We're thinking of you and Bayleigh Joe.

Congrats Octain on being yet another member of our quit family to reach into double digits with your quit! I bet you are amazed, as we all were, at just how strong you really are when you want something bad enough. Be sure to celebrate your 10th month of freedom

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It's open table buffet all day, every day around my place so time change means nothing around here..

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Welcome to Quit Train Foe! I hope you learned from whatever happened that lead you to starting up again. Giving up a quit that is that advanced is a real shame. Let's get you on the road to your forever quit Take a tour around the train here. It's probably similar to your previous form in a lot of ways. Education about our addiction is a beneficial thing so read all you can. You know you can do it because you have done it before but this time, you just need to change what ever it was that lead you back to lighting up. I'm really happy you decided to quit again. Your life may depend on it!

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Glad you had the time of your life That part of the USA is awe inspiring to be sure. Very unique and the scenery is breathtaking. I recognize a few of the landmarks in your photos from having seen them myself. So, even more proof that quitting smoking and channeling your $$ elsewhere was the best decision you ever made! Congratulations.