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Death In The West - The Marlboro Story (Full Documentary)

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  1. brand.new.ela
    Congratulations!
  2. brand.new.ela
    Belated congratulations! You're doing great!
  3. brand.new.ela
    Well done! Congratulations!
  4. brand.new.ela
    Love your post, My Life. Your mindset is great.
  5. brand.new.ela
    Thanks to all of you! Great feeling!
  6. brand.new.ela
    Thank you! I am still going strong and I'm happier in my non-smoking than ever!
  7. brand.new.ela
    Thank you! Love your wishes!
  8. brand.new.ela
    Congratulations!!!
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    Congratulations!!!
  10. brand.new.ela
    the more the merrier! Hope you're ok healthwise!
  11. brand.new.ela
    Unbelievable and disgusting ?
  12. brand.new.ela
    That's one of my favorite posts ever. In fact I've been thinking about it today, on the day of my tenth monthaversary. At this moment not-smoking is easy and obvious, almost effortless. First days, weeks, that takes courage, strenght and bravery.
  13. brand.new.ela
    I sucked on mint candies thinking - stupidly - they'd hide the smell in my breath. Did it only with my parents who knew I smoked but didn't approve, so we were keeping on appearances. Only after quitting I realized how horribly does a smoker's body smell. I thought I smelled like fresh smoke but I were much more disgusting ?
  14. brand.new.ela
    Congratulations, Niecie. You're strong.
  15. brand.new.ela
    I had some romanticizing thoughts when I rewatched Fight Club a couple of months ago. Maybe because I smoked because of the clichees used in the movie, to be the bad and edgy one. Other films don't have such an impact.
  16. brand.new.ela
    I compare quitting to emerging from a cocoon. We are enveloped in something, not very pretty, and afterwards we emerge, new, different. This concerns both body and mind. The first weeks after quitting were a chance to observe anxiety and depression as physical, not mental experiences. That was intense but also very helpful on the further road.
  17. brand.new.ela
    Awesome! Congratulations!!!
  18. brand.new.ela
    Congratulations!!!
  19. brand.new.ela
    Congratulations! Great job! That's the way to keep New Year resolutions!
  20. brand.new.ela
    Congratulations!!! I remember when you joined QSMB with a group of New Years quitters. So few remain and you're one of them! Great job and awesome achievement!
  21. brand.new.ela
    Congratulations!!!
  22. brand.new.ela
    Great job! Congratulations!
  23. brand.new.ela
    Congratulations!!!
  24. brand.new.ela
    Congrats, Jo! Thank you for being here, your support and contribution. Many quits have been kept because of you! You're an amazing person.
  25. brand.new.ela
    Congratulations Linda! That's a very important milestone and a great achievement. You've been so strong and determimed, you can be proud of yourself.

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