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  1. Sucker of many doggie dicks **** **** **** **** **** **** **** it **** **** **** **** sigh **** it
  2. Thanks! I don’t know who thought of the “mod squad” but I love it; I used to watch that show ALL the time. I cracked up when I saw that in print.
  3. Hey mod squad, how many newbies are there? Is it a yearly calendar thing? I haven’t been able to figure that out yet...
  4. Welcome to the family! Don’t be shy. You have a really good quit going and I applaud you for coming here. YOU are worth it.
  5. I’m so very happy for you! Day 2 will turn into day 3. Baby steps. Just keep going...
  6. I am all of you. Everyone smoked in family. Grandparents, parents, aunts, uncles. I’m 68...so you can easily see that I grew up in cigarette’s heyday. Packs were fifty cents, so was gas pretty much. I wanted to be tough and cool and worldly. I remember the Marlboro man well. Cigarettes were in vending machines everywhere...even in public restrooms. What a legal scam. I’ve been through countless quits. With no outside help early quits were torture. I’ve tried a psychiatric hypnotist that I couldn’t really afford and all I got out of it was the realization that, yes, I DID light a cigarette in the same place each time while driving. I went through the motion picture program twice. They threw all kinds of nicotine replacement therapies into the mix with weekly face to face appointments to talk and take oxygen levels. I made it to seven months. The cravings never went away. So, here I am again, with Chantix and a support group that I can reach anytime. I know that I can’t do it alone.
  7. Oh boy, do I know that wish to jump forward in time. Congratulations!
  8. Today was a good day for you. You did it. ❤️ Hugs
  9. Yay for you! You’re on your way to 9 more...everything you need is here waiting for you.
  10. Hi Shezi! Yes! It’s so strange how our brains work...or don’t work. Lol. I’ll be doing it again, I’m sure. ❤️
  11. Lol. Thanks! I will definitely use the SOS when I need it. It dawned on me in the middle of last night that I haven’t had to smell cigarette smoke yet. I’ve been smoking for so long that almost everything is a trigger and that’s ok. But smelling it again? I’ll be hitting that SOS as soon as I can. That will be a big test for me.
  12. Thank you, Mona, for reaching out. I think I’d rather give birth to triplets than quit smoking. Somehow I have to make it work this time. ❤️
  13. Yay Linda! Someday us newbies will be the ones dispensing quit wisdom. Imagine that. Think how strong we’ll be. We found ourselves some amazing people in this group so stay close. I’m praying for positive test results and an easy(ish) day for you. Whoop!
  14. Congratulations to you! You have tons to be happy about.
  15. You sound very happy and it made me smile. Congratulations!

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