jillar
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Congratulations @QuittingGirl on another month quit. You're doing awesome!
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I'm sorry to read you've been so sick @beazel, but I'm glad you're now on the road to recovery. Thank you for sharing yet another perk of quitting smoking. I too experienced the same relief when I was hospitalized a few years ago. In Florida they gave my parents nicotine patches whenever they were hospitalized!
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@QuittingGirl, here is another link with screenshots of the steps needed. https://www.solveyourtech.com/change-email-password-outlook-2013/ Glad you found a work around.
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@QuittingGirl, I googled how to change your outlook 2013 password and found a step-by-step if that helps https://www.process.st/how-to/change-password-on-microsoft-outlook/ I also found this on the Microsoft website: https://support.microsoft.com/en-au/office/change-your-password-in-outlook-com-2138d690-811c-4545-b2f3-e4dbe80c9735
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Woohoo @Brioski, double digits! Congratulations my dear, you are doing GREAT so spoil yourself, you've earned it 🤗
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Hi @Wayne045, it's good to have you back. Congratulations on your retirement and that awesome quit!☺
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Martian5 Quit Date: 01/04/2018 Posted May 29, 2019 We all know the more known problems from years of smoking (Cancer, COPD, Heart problems and such) but their are some problems that are lesser known. Today I am going to the dentist to start fixing my mouth. Most of the problems are tied in with my smoking over those many years, something I really did not think about. For the past year it has been very difficult for me to eat and also a lot of pain. Now I have been dealing with COPD (at this point stage 1 and has done much better since quitting and not really advancing at this point) but now I have to deal with all these upcoming dental appointments to include 3 different appointments for oral surgery (first this morning) then several appointments to replace several missing teeth. I do not enjoy going to the dentist but most of all I do not enjoy what this will be doing to my wallet. At this point it is going to be close to $20,000.00 (there goes all the money I have been saving from my quitting). The main point here is not sympathy for me but to let others know to include those that are lurking and have yet to make the choice to quit is that you really need to understand everything that smoking cigarettes can do to you. It all sneaks up on you and will cost you both to health and to your wallet. I have done this to myself and I must take accountability for my actions but hopefully others will see this and do some serious thinking!!!!!!! Quit now so that you can live a better life in so many ways!!!!! Sorry about the long post but I get really anxious about going to the dentist, oh alright -- scared, and it is about an hour before I can take the sedative -- anyway good day to all. Link to original post: https://www.quittrain.com/topic/12490-lesser-known-medical-problems-from-smoking/
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