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  1. Rode my bike 1 hour , 20 minutes.
  2. beacon replied to Tink's topic in Socializing
    Ii love this one ^^
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  4. Welcome Sam! Good for you. If I can quit anyone can. Let me know if Incan help you
  5. Sue, 11 months! Excellent! Congratulations! :)
  6. Tick tick tick! :)
  7. Chrys, congratulations on your five months! :)
  8. Gemma! Now we are talking! Congratulations on your one year of your awesome nonsmoking life! I am really happy to see this? Enjoy the Lido ! :)
  9. Come home now.
  10. This dr is a boutique dr with bio identical hormones plus every anti aging treatment in the world such as plasma injections and radio frequency lasers and fancy detoxes to lose weight such as a liver flush. :0 This is the first doctor I have been to whose nurses offered me coffee or tea or sparkling water. They are are wrinkle fee with collagen lips and wide eyes. Lord have mercy. When did I turn into this type of person.
  11. Lace, congratulations on your six months! Yey! You are doing awesome!
  12. Four more my friend! :) :) :)
  13. Gemma, yey, just two days more! :) awesome
  14. When I was thinking about quitting I googled quit smoking information and of course I found whyquit. The site really scared me and I dismissed it as militant and fanatical. I felt that I could only quit with an aid and that cold turkey is unnecessary and overboard. Now I understand the site and I value the information. I was not a cold turkey quitter. When I quit I used the patch. I was very afraid of removing the last level. Weeks and weeks went by, beyond what the box suggested , and I kept using the patch...i thought that I could not do it alone but I knew I had to do it. At four months I finally stopped. Of course then came the final withdrawals. What was strange was that I did not crave the cigs; I craved the patch! One day I went to the store to buy more patches but the line was too long and I was more impatient than desperate so I left without the patches. After a few weeks, the nicotine was gone. I craved but it was mental, not physical. I say whatever it takes to keep quit. You are the captain of your ship.
  15. Wendy, good for you! I smoked for more than 30 years and look I almost have a year! Slow and steady, each day i recommit, each day I work on my quit some. Welcome
  16. Fine. I felt my wallet curl up in anticipation of all the hormones and crap I am going to buy after my blood test comes back :)
  17. Hey, DD, i hope your test goes ok tomorrow and that everything is ok
  18. I looked it up and i think they are a group of good vampires :0
  19. I bought these Banana Babies. Half a banana covered in chocolate http://www.dianasbananas.com Also, yumm yumm vita tops http://www.vitalicious.com/vitatops.html
  20. Yes! You don't have to live like this any more. We are no longer a slave to a product
  21. Stu, awesome! Free from smoking, healthy, slim, full of energy! Congratulations! :)
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