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False, and I don't want one either! TNP still writes good old fashioned checks to pay most their bills

Hi Diane, what you are experiencing is totally normal. Your body is working hard to heal from all the damage smoking has done. So if it's tired, rest. Hungry, eat. Craving sweets, eat a candy or drink some fruit juice. Just let your body dictate what it needs right now. Many of us experience shortness of breath after quitting. I have asthma and my breathing got so much worse I was questioning why I even quit! But, it does get better. To ease your worry though it's never a bad idea to talk to your dr. about it. My cousin quit and doesn't have asthma but her Dr. gave her a rescue inhaler to use for that first month or so. She's great now. Congrats on being past day !

Welcome back eight toe Joe and congratulations on 11 days quit The brain fog does suck but most of us went through it and it's only temporary. What helps many of us is drinking juice and eating something sweet. I sucked on soft peppermint puffs for months and not only did it help with the brain fog but it helped with cravings too because I never smoked and ate candy at the same time. Stay close, post an SOS if you feel yourself caving to a crave and let's get you past that part

According to the tv program last night, Juul shut down their social media accounts and pulled their original ad after about six months. Was damage done, yes of course, and they acknowledged that by shutting down the accounts. They also pulled certain flavors that were appealing to youth off the market. Let's not forget that we can blame the tobacco and vaping companies all we want but where are the parents in all this? And what about the store owners who are selling these products? Unfortunately according to the tv program last night, you can purchase this stuff off EBay so that should be banned as well.

Unicycle tricks in the big ring. That would

Do you think everyone wants sweet feet like mine?

Glad you're back posting Michelle, yes read your pre sos daily. stay close and lets get this done once and for all. You quit everything else so I know you can do this too. We love a quitter Oh and don't forget to update your profile quit date so we know when to celebrate your first month smoke free

@MLMR, I think this is a great place for your thread because it shows your whole journey

False, except for pots and pans. Everything else gets dried in the dishwasher TNP sleeps with a window cracked open

I gave it everything I have

Congratulations on three months ferimeth, you're doing AWESOME!

Congratulations on three months Warbellian, hope you do something special for yourself today

Wouldn't farts work better for that?

Just heard this on tv: Men are like floors Lay them right the first time And you can walk all over them The rest of your life 😄😄😄😄

He gave me the heebie jeebies

I'm giving him props for apologizing on tv to parents. We've all done something that was wrong in varying degrees so that he's willing to apologize and probably risk his job for doing so goes a long way in my book.....

Test completed. Anonymous users are anonymous and only you can see your name. Thank you rixcz and MQ for fixing this. And thanks too for bringing back the online users list because I've always enjoyed seeing what topics others are viewing. It's a great way to find old topics not yet read

Capital letter TRUE 😄😄 TNP hangs their toilet paper over and not under

My name shows too saz, not sure though if only I can see it or everyone. Let me know when your on and we can test it to see if we see each other

Yes, but years ago. My dad made us stilts lol TNP has had a dirt bike or atv

Hi Diane, to be honest, my whole first year sucked. BUT, I was my own worse enemy. Like Nancy said, once you realize smoking offers nothing positive, you'll have a much easier time. I see that you're quit date is July 11? So you already have three days under your belt. That's half way through what we call hell week. The name speaks for itself.... It's not going to be easy but it is doable, IF you truly are ready to quit......

I've done it for so long now that can you believe I can't remember what made me start?

Richard all of that is normal for the first two or three months. But I promise you you will feel better soon. Think of it as a reminder for if you ever think about relapsing. You can remember how sucky these first months were so you don't have to go through them again! I used to read my posts every monthaversary just so I wouldn't forget where I came from. And let me tell you, I had awful quit stuff going on. My gums bled, my tongue hurt, I couldn't sleep for weeks, it was horrible. But reading that each month reminded me that no way did I want to go through that again! At 54 days you'll soon start seeing the great benefits instead of the bad effects. Heck you've already seen one by getting off the alprazolam

Congratulations on four years onthemark, hope you're doing well

Congratulations on a half a year quit Solo, you should be so proud of yourself