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True, I think. At least I used to lol TNP sings in the shower

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Congratulations on three weeks today Jeff, that's awesome! I just watched the video you posted and I wasn't thinking of a 100% commitment in that regard. Of course if you take one puff a day you are still smoking. My idea of commitment and not being 100% was that some days early in my quit I felt like I wasn't quitting forever. That I wasn't sure how long my quit would last. That to me was not being 100% committed to my quit. I'm glad I watched it so I could reply appropriately.

Congratulations on one week quit John and you should be super proud of yourself for speeding past that store to your first round of smoke free golf

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Investors need gains

True TNP has some kind of candy everyday

Eye exam soon

Never erase data

Are you going to make me Google it or can you just tell me?

I didn't have the patience to watch videos or read long posts when I first quit so I don't know about the video that said that but I can tell you from my own experience that you can still succeed. I did. I succeeded because I knew my breathing was so bad I had to quit whether I wanted to or not. I think if anything it made quitting harder because I would have days where I would think why can other people smoke and I can't? But the farther along I got the better I started feeling and the more benefits started coming from staying quit. And now I'm four years later

Aren't they the same?

He needs to battle his demons

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You're doing great nana and I hope day 2 is a little better.

Congratulations on 5 years quit raj, that's fantastic! Try our quittrain tickers, they should be a lot easier using the link saz posted for you. If you still have trouble just pm me the details and I can put it in your signature for you

True TNP had to cancel their cleaning service during covid

You're doing great jeff, everything you're experiencing is normal for where you are in your quit. I think for me it took a couple few months for the constant thoughts of smoking to FINALLY start going away. I say this often but I still remember the first morning I woke up in the best mood I've been in in years and didn't think of cigarettes first thing. It was a great feeling and one you'll get to soon enough P.S. Love to see you newbies all supporting each other like you are. This too will help you all stay on track for your forever quit

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Another great post Darcy and congratulations on almost three months quit now, that's huge! There's something about the 3's, three days, three weeks, three months that many of us have had to get through harder craves and you are doing everything right by coming here when it happens. We even have a thread about it somewhere. If I come across it I'll be sure to bump it for you

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