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It makes sense to me. As others have said, not sure how effective it will be, but worth a try! Just like kids get alcohol...kids will probably get cigs or ecigs if they want them badly enough, but maybe it will deter some. We can only hope! Here is another article. I must agree that if people are old enough to serve in our Armed Forces, they are old enough to make their own decisions about smoking and drinking. Some definite junkie thinking in the article, though! http://www.denverpost.com/environment/ci_29341400/hawaii-raises-smoking-age-21-military-supports-new

NOPE from Knoxville!

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Happy three years, Scott!

No way! NOPE!

Hi, Katoo, and welcome to the board! I also quit using Chantix, and loved the dreams!

Woo Hoo, DD!! Two years is fabulous, and so are you!

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I just love reading this thread!

Thanks, Natalie Everyone already knows all about you...

Doreen and I were talking, and realized our husbands are the same age, 66. That is about the only thing they have in common. I am going to tell you first about my husband, Dennis, and then Doreen will be along to tell you about Tony. Hopefully there are smokers who will read this who still have the opportunity to choose which husband and father they would like to be. Dennis is a never smoker. At 66, he still works 40 hours a week. He enjoys golf, and boating. He maintains our home and houseboat. As many of you know, this past year he and his 70 year old brother totally remodeled the upstairs of our home. They took the kitchen down to the studs and rebuilt (and Dennis was still working 40 hours each week). Dennis recently walked his oldest daughter down the aisle with pride. He loves life and has a wonderful laugh. He takes medicine to control blood pressure and cholesterol, but is in great health otherwise. Doreen will tell you about Tony, soon.

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I also wish I could have known him longer...I treasure a pm he sent me. He is still saving lives with his words...what a beautiful legacy. Rest in Peace, Invisible Man.

Oh, Natalie! I am so very happy to see you! My thought...if you quit tomorrow...next New Year's Day will be your second one smoke free! And you will be such an inspiration for the new quitters. Whatever works for you...as long as it leads to a forever quit. Again, so delighted you are back!

So happy for you, Evelyn! One year is a huge accomplishment!

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Packages to wrap! No time to smoke! NOPE!

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The important thing is that you are not smoking! It does not matter how you get there!

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