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Congrats on your 2nd year milestone smoke free Boo. I remember well your Lido Deck arrival last year. Now THAT was a party Glad to see you're keepin in shape and getting in lots of river time

Fantastic job Sslip! 2 Months smoke free is a great achievement. You've battled that Nicodemon like a real star Show him the old Rope-a-Dope Sslip. You'll win in the end!

Good to see you are doing well Doug! Your plan to see a new Dr. sounds great. Can;t hurt to talk at the very least. Glad to see you are already looking at the positives of not smoking too (more money for your hobby job). That really helps the mindset needed to get through the early days. Keep up the Great Work

Hang in there Geetar! This quitting thing is rough at times. It WILL get better but you have to stick with the program completely. Your observations above are correct. You don't want to trade your future for 1 smoke which, by the way, you would regret almost immediately. You have 5 hard days invested in your quit, Make sure they count for something!! Look at it as an investment in your future good health and happiness

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So glad to see you again Berk!! Been awhile. Your 2 month anniversary is close too

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Great job these 4 days Steve!! It is great you recognize your own "junkie thinking" this early on. I think the classic one that many of us run into a little way down the road, after we've been quit awhile, is - Oh, I'll just have one for old time sake. It can't hurt because I have been quit so long now I can have 1 without consequence! Just remember Steve, the choice is ALWAYS ours to make. We are never forced to smoke or to act on that junkie thinking. WE are in control of our own destiny - each one of us