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Free at last

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Hi Sarah, nice to meet you. I don't think you need to worry about your fearfullness. It is interesting though, isn't it? We should actually be more fearful of NOT quitting than of quitting. You say that you have done a good amount of preparation in the last month. I'm not sure what that means but hopefully it means that you have been learning all that you can about nicotine addiction. If not, hopefully you will dedicate some time to learn about this horrible addiction. That will help you to see that smoking does absolutely nothing for you, thus resulting in a positive mindset! Welcome back and best wishes to you for success!!

stark

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Honed the blade

As you know, we're all very different so I can only speak for myself. I spent a lot of time learning about nicotine addiction. I learned that smoking does not relax me. It does not help me to cope with stress. It's does not keep me occupied on long drives. The cigarette is not my friend. I learned that the cigarette doesn't do a damn thing for me. With that being said, why should I smoke? Does it make sense to pay for something to slowly kill myself? Do I want to die sooner than I have to? ...that is where my resolve comes from.

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Rumor eventually did its damage false

Goaded to quit

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Dull the pain

You are failing because you choose to smoke. In order to succeed, you need to choose to NOT smoke.

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