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Congratulations Sgt. Barney, your posts helped me a lot!
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Good to see you @Wantsit, and congrats on week two
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I've never heard of him @Doreensfree but hopefully he'll have a trouser splitting show for you ?
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Woohoo Lilly, you're almost through hell week!
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I just read your check in Linda, what wonderful news that your son will be hosting thanksgiving in his new home You probably won't even have one craving since you've never smoked there! When I bought my new car in 2007 I decided it would never have a cigarette smoked in it. So in my early months if I craved I would jump in my car and take a drive somewhere and the crave would disappear
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Glad you got your hair even if it did take a few years. I quit at 10:15pm on Sunday, Memorial day weekend, May 29th, 2016. I'm currently still in my living room and I've just sent out a BOLO to the state of Floriduh Florida for next week.
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63 people now confirmed dead and 631 missing ? https://santamariatimes.com/news/national/as-california-fire-death-toll-reaches-missing-list-jumps-to/article_d93dabf1-3b6c-5c7e-ba4b-f0461668ec9d.html#utm_source=santamariatimes.com&utm_campaign=%2Femail-updates%2Fbreaking%2F&utm_medium=email&utm_content=6D7808FB4969DB5BFD6968225CD76118D1B4D982
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Welcome back Michelle, glad to see you're quitting again. Some people take years to quit again after a relapse. Hopefully this quit you'll take full advantage of all the tools this place has to offer. The most important imo being our SOS system. You have people from all over the world too so there's usually always someone here if you need us PS. My dad's side of the family was in Everett, I went there every summer as a child. Great city
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Congratulations Johnny on four fabulous smoke free years! You have been such a huge part of my quit and many others and I can't thank you enough for all the support you've given. You are truly a special person and I'm proud to call you my friend Have a great day and I hope you do something special to celebrate this milestone
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Oh Linda, I know from experience that the anxiety leading up to the holidays is much worse than the actual holiday. Many others have said the same. Hopefully you will be pleasantly surprised at all the free time you now have to be present in the moment. Stink free hugs for all, sticky buns (so jealous!). And hey, if you find the need for the new and improved Linda to speak her mind, GO FOR IT! And lastly, you always have your family here to come and vent toBeautiful picture @Rozuki I'm hoping to watch some rain fall next week!I'm so happy for you Lilly with each and every day you tackle! You're doing it girlfriend!!There's no easy out of this addiction. If you're not willing to make the effort to not smoke, you will never succeed. You're not the first chronic relapser and you won't be the last. Don't be so quick to cave to a crave.Yes chosenfreedom they have to choose it for themselves but you successfully quitting will show them that they too canWelcome chosenfreedom and congratulations on taking back your life I didn't have a planned quit date either and I think it worked out better that way. Having a planned date never worked for me, the anxiety of that day being the last was too much. So imo quitting like you did I was the way to go.Bought a new pillow today, I should sleep good tonight...It's good to see you Lilly, your feelings are all normal at this stage of your quit. I too lost both my dad and my uncle (his little brother) to smoking related cancer. And I too smoked through it all and continued for the next 14 years after my dad passed. We can't change the past, we can only learn from it...…. Well done on getting through day 3 and now being on day 4. You're doing great! xoxoCongratulations on two years quit Lone Goose, hopefully you'll pop in and tell us how you're doingHere's one from my early days when i really needed all the encouragement I could get....I found my gift for @Doreensfree because I know how she loves her sausages ? I think I'll have pizza tonight
