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Reciprocity

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  1. What the hell is going on in here ......... I can't hardly get a post in before I'm swamped with chick scores. This isn't looking good :( -3
  2. Welcome to the Quit Train MM :) You've got a really nice quit going on there - impressive! Glad you could join us and will look forward to your induction to the Lido Deck in a couple of months :)
  3. Hi Stevo. Didn't see a post from you elsewhere so, welcome to the Quit Train! Glad to see the daily Nope is so important to you :)
  4. Love this thread - too funny :lol2: :lol2: :lol2: :lol2: :lol2: :lol2:
  5. That's absolutely the way it goes CP1973 :) The longer you go, the stronger you grow. Every time you successfully resist that urge to smoke, you grow stronger for the next one and your addiction gets weaker. Just remain on guard tho as your addicted brain will try and outsmart you at some point of weakness you experience somewhere down the line. Just be on guard for those moments and you'll be fine :) I'm hoping Feely is reading your post here so she/he knows it is possible to get by that initial intense period of withdrawal and that things do become easier to manage fairly quickly.
  6. Now, she's scaring me ..............................
  7. First of all, welcome to you all and I hope you get comfortable here quickly. We are all seeking the same thing, to beat this terrible addiction. Please note, especially for those with "young quits", that we do have an SOS page here. You'll see it at the top of the main board page. Read the pinned intro there please (it's short and to the point). You'll also see a pinned thread called "Pre Respond to Your Own SOS". I would recommend that you post something up there that you can quickly go to and read should you ever have a moment of overwhelming urge to smoke. My recommendation would be to make your post long enough that it takes you a while to read it. Enough time for the urge to die down a little and have some content in there that will be compelling to you. Doesn't have to mean anything to anyone else - only you. Hopefully, you never have to use this but, it's there to help save your quit :) thanks, R.
  8. That's the biggest benefit I noticed early on too Rob. That constant cough and clearing of my throat. Gone or certainly very reduced almost immediately on stopping :)
  9. Welcome Doc. Great to have you on board the quit train! Glad to see you're so committed to making this your permanent quit :) We'll do our best to help you along any way we can.
  10. Welcome to the Quit Train Feely :) Sounds like you're having some trouble getting past hell week. Glad you are determined to keep at it. Yes. read, read, read all you can about the addiction and Yes; it's all about the NOPE so keep pledging that each day. We will help you all we can but in the end. it's really up to you so stay close here and let us guide you along your journey :)
  11. A big Quit Train welcome CP1973 :) Take your seat over there in 1st class and buckle in for the ride to freedom! We know how important it is to have a community of support here and I'm sure you were getting great care and advice on the other site too. Hopefully you'll feel right at home here real soon too. You've done a lot of the really hard work at 15 days but there's still a way to go yet. Stay close to us here on the board & we'll do all we can to help you along :)
  12. Hey E.C. Welcome aboard the Quit Train and a massive congrats on reaching that huge 1 year milestone!! Be proud of yourself, it's a huge accomplishment and now you've arrived. So happy for you. I just happen to have a spot here on the Lido Deck all ready just for you :yu:
  13. Hey Welcome Treetop :) You've got a great quit going there and we will give you all the support you need to make it to the Lido Deck & beyond! Glad you found us here on the train :)
  14. Oh NO .................... new chicks are infiltrating. We could be in trouble sticks :o +1
  15. I like your attitude J. Glad you didn't miss your NOPE :)
  16. That's OK Giveintowin, I haven't had any smoking dreams either. I like that quit you're building there by the way, Almost 1 month which is fantastic. That 1st month is the hardest and I would bet that any confusion you may be having will soon be a thing of the past. I remember that pretty much all of my first month, I had big-time brain fog. I thought it would never go away but it did - thankfully :)
  17. Wow. There's a lot of new people getting on the train! That's great to see and I'm happy we can share our quitting home with you all. Look forward to getting to know you as our journey to freedom continues :)
  18. Welcome aboard the Quit Train Pearlie! Haven't been here that long myself but it's a great place to find support and make some new friends while you're working on your quit. I see you have quite the quit building there so I'd better get going and make sure the Lido Deck is all spic 'n span for you.
  19. 2 Oh, oh ...............
  20. +1 there's still hope??
  21. Welcome aboard the quit train. Great quit you got going there jpitter :) And be assured, we here are doing the exact same hard work you're doing. We're all after the same prize - a smoke-free life!
  22. Welcome mei :) That's a pretty impressive quit you have going there. Welcome to our quit train. Take a seat in 1st class and enjoy the ride!
  23. -1 Thought we were on a roll there :(
  24. Nice to see all you committed quitters getting together over here. Hope to get to know you all better and I hope you get comfortable here on the train real soon. I'm sure it's upsetting having your community disrupted but you are welcome to hang out here as long as you like. Help support us as we will you. After all, we're all in the same boat - just different names on the stern :)

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