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9. Good morning

Does anyone think I'm nuts?

Vastly enthusiastic newts

I need to get back to basics

Getting ready for day 2 back in the work force. Yesterday went well, met a couple mild triggers and urges head and I beat them. The real test at work will be when we're busy.

A successful quit is only possible with absolute commitment

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Acclaimed crazy kings

This hangover is nominally kooky Hangs

There many roads to a successful quit

There's no time like the present

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Entertaining ninja turtles

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Congratulations, this is a phenomenal achievement

Welcome idontsmoke, You have just make the best decision of your life by deciding to quit. You are going to be a much happier and healthier version of yourself. The second best decision you made was joining this site. This is by far one of the best support sites on the net. There are videos and articles that are available to help assist you with your quit. The site is full of caring and helpful people that are new to quitting like myself or others with years under their belt. Your quit is all about full commitment and smart choices. It will be hard work but it is totally achievable. Smart choices are made when you don't let your inner junkie to rationalize you into giving up your quit. Commit to defeating the nicotine monster once and for all. Plus, never be afraid to ask for help. Everyone needs a little help every now and again. We've all been in that situation. So, stay safe, make smart choices and remember the Nope (not one puff ever) pledge.

Insisting Nope gesture

Reaching another nostalgically kind solution Reach

The hill climb is many miles raced up Pike's Peak

Can I get a leg up

Nope.... Not even an option

That's it Nana, stand your ground. Nothing good in life comes easy. We usually have to work for it. Quitting smoking is no different. So, stay safe, make smart choices and always remember the NOPE pledge.

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It's the last leg of the race

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