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Having a Coors light and admiring that pretty new logo @MarylandQuitter made. Looks like a bunch of happy quitters riding the train

I'm glad you were able to see your Dr and minister stzr. I can't imagine how hard this has been on all involved. Please know you're in our thoughts as you return to work. And if it's too much too soon I'm sure your boss will understand if you need more time to recover from this tragedy....

Careful making a habit out of sitting in the bat cave @BAT.......

I must of read that wrong

Congratulations on five years sonic!

^^THIS!^^

I'm really sorry that happened to you stzr, it must have been awful and I totally understand how you would have major craves after something like that. Thank goodness you have two solid years quit under your belt. And that you knew to come post an SOS. You protected your quit, got it out and I hope you're feeling just a little better now...

I was wondering where @reciprocity was and then I found this......

I can't read your mind

Congratulations on five months quit already wantsit, you're doing awesome!!!

Our 2016 quitters are the butt kickers. 2017 we have the Smoke Busters, 2015 are known as the Badashes and 2014, The Avengers. I don't know what happened to the 2018 members not having a name but it's never too late. So 2019 quitters, are you guys going to unite with a team name?

I can read you like a book

Congratulations on getting through day 1 Ankush, well done

Welcome aboard steveo, there's lots of members, me included, who were long term smokers so if we can do it so can you Use us however you need to to support you along the way. Post an SOS if you feel yourself caving to a crave and let us help you through it. Reading posts, supporting others, celebrating achievements and socializing really helped me keep my mind off my misery so take a look around at the various boards

Bump

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Solo, what you are experiencing is totally normal but I promise you it does get so much better. Just hang in there, at 2 1/2 months quit you're almost past the hardest months of quitting. I'm going to bump a couple of my favorite posts, one called No Man's Land and one called Mental Balloons. Hopefully it'll help you feel better

Rest and Gatorade for me. And tomato soup

I'm reading between the lines

Congratulations on 3 months Abby, that's HUGE!!!

Feel better Jo, xoxo

Congrats Stewie! Three years is AWESOME!!!!

Congratulations Linda, you're AWESOME!!!!

Congratulations on seven and eight months quit Linda And thank you for all the support and camaraderie you bring to this board. I'm so happy to know you and call you friend

I'm so glad these great people were here for you MLMR, and I'm so glad you protected your quit and posted here so they could. I'm not sure if you take meds for your anxiety but if you do you may want to see your Dr to see if the dose is still right for you. Lots of quitters find that meds need to be adjusted after quitting. You've been through a lot during your quit so it's only normal for you to feel down. I think even if you still smoked you would feel the same but you would stink and cough and have less money, etc.... You remind me a lot of my sister who is always worried about what other people think. So much so that she never says no and is always stressed out. That's no way to live. You gotta do you and be yourself and don't worry about what others think. You've got a fabulous quit going and there may still be bumps in the road but I promise you they will become fewer and farther between the longer you are quit