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  1. Super hung under these slacks Taldo
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    Plasma Therapy

    Just got back from donating blood. As a person who is at least 28 days from getting COVID-19 and now fully recovered, I am eligible for donating plasma that researchers will test on people who are critically ill. Would be great if it helps....fingers crossed.
  3. I'm just now starting to get over my suicidal tendencies because no one acknowledged my 4 year anniversary in November . Bunch of meanie heads (including bakon)! Okay, I'm over it now. Happy Birthday Bakon
  4. I found a pack in my desk I'm stressed about coronavirus Only when you ditch the excuses and hold yourself 100% accountable will you be successful. The good news is you CAN do it Irene. Look at all the knuckleheads here who did.
  5. I quit cold turkey but I don't have an issue with people using NRT as long as they consult with a doctor and follow the manufacturer's guidelines. NRT is meant to be a bridge to eventual freedom from nicotine. I do have an issue with someone giving questionable advice to new quitters then changing their name and avatar over and over again.
  6. Great job Kate! Celebrate your amazing achievement. Stay diligent.
  7. I work in a healthcare facility that was hit hard by COVID-19 early on. I got sick on 3/5 and test results came back positive on 3/9. This was a flu like no other. I was fortunate not to require hospitalization - only needed some IV fluids. I have since made a full recovery. Home isolation was lifted yesterday after meeting all the criteria and follow up testing. I can say with absolute certainty that if I were still smoking there would have been a VERY different outcome. I hacked, coughed, and had breathing issues all the time before I quit. I truly don’t feel I would have had the fortitude to make it through the last few weeks if I started out with all those preconditions. If there were ever a reason to push you to quit smoking, this is it. DO IT NOW. Hope you all stay well.
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    Congrats jimmy and quita!
  9. Congratulations Jordan!
  10. What’s that? Quitting smoking may be difficult and require determination and resolve beyond 30 days? Fortunately your name is Warrior, so this shouldn’t be a problem.
  11. Tony If you caved in and smoked you'd just have to go through this all over again the next time. Might as well make this time count. Keep telling yourself you can do this.....because you're worth it.
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    True or False

    False. We only got to second base. (Keto was OJ's house guest, right?) TNP has been to Africa
  13. Way to go Roz! 3 years is really something to feel good about. Celebrate and KTQ!
  14. Rewarding orbital spaceflight
  15. I feel like the character Jack in the movie “Room”. He was a 5 year old boy born into captivity and imprisoned his entire life in a 10 x 10 foot space known as Room. When he finally escaped captivity at the age of 5 there was a sudden explosion of senses he had never experienced before. He must have realized: THIS is what the world is supposed to be like. I felt that same feeling when I quit smoking.
  16. Chariaton rebuffed alias Subsequently hidden DRANR
  17. Congratulations catlover. 2 years is amazing!
  18. nope An early congrats to catlover as I usually don't log on weekends. 2 years of NOPE is an amazing feat!
  19. S&D You will only be successful if you change your first sentence to "I don't want to smoke again." Regarding cravings....there is no magic method to completely eliminate cravings in the early going. There are ways to distract and delay cravings (as many have suggested here), but they tend to be pretty persistent in the initial stages of quitting. The key is to get your mind to the point where smoking is no longer an option. My early mantra: "I will not smoke no matter what you throw my way you bastard! So bring it on!" Get your mindset right and there's no way you'll fail.
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  21. Congratulations @reciprocity. 3 years is a BIG achievement. You are missed here.....feel better!
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  23. That sounds like a horrible thing you went through Jillar. Very scary. Glad you're back home now and making progress. I'm not sure that would be the case if you hadn't quit smoking a few years ago. Be sure to advocate for yourself when it comes to your medical care. It can be very frustrating, but it's your life and welfare we're talking about. Best wishes for a rapid recovery and peace of mind.
  24. Suppositories anally foster extended relief GROAN
  25. Over 3000 ft elevation gain on Saturday hike. Putting my lungs to good use.

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