Jenny

Getting so close!

Yummo! what time should I get there!?

My kids and medical issues planted the idea, but I owe my quit to ME with the help of the fine folks on this board. I was shy and weary of an internet site but the people here have been nothing short of AWESOME! I go back the furthest with a few (you know who you are) and I owe them so much for their support but mostly for the laughter. I've known some of you for more than 2 years now and I can say without a doubt that I would not have wanted to travel this road without you. You've made quitting fun! For that I will always be grateful. Love you to pieces!

Taco's for us tonight. :)

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Nancy!

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That's right Chrys, it's the commitment that matters, not the words or phrases. I don't take the pledge either or repeat the words to myself but I believe in the message behind it because the message is that if you smoke, even one, you'll be right back where you started.

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NOPE is a game changer. When I finally accepted that to be a successful quitter I had to stick to NOPE, no matter what, it became so much easier. A decision or commitment had been made. If you give yourself an out eventually you'll find a reason to fail. I've never regretted it one minute! I wanted my life back. I wanted to sit on the floor playing with my kids and not be wishing I was outside smoking. I didn't want to feel guilty for being outside smoking. I have my life back and I'll never give it away again, that's how I was able to stick to it.

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Now you've gone too far Colleen! That little kitten is a cutie though. I say keep it.

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Well done Jess! You are a rock star!

I know right! Tomorrow she'll confess to drinking coffee in the morning. This is certainly not secret forum material. hahahaha

It's a great reminder of all the healing that takes place.

I am underwhelmed. I'm all caught up on my Pm's. Thanks for asking though!

That's it? Really?

DO IT!

Hmmm they all sound like they could be true....