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intoxicated yoda last won the day on November 24 2022

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  1. Thanks everybody. I don't think I'd have gotten this far without the support of this forum. I hope everyone has a great day and if y'all still drinking throw one back for me cuz I quit that too!! yeah, i know. I'm just no fun anymore. Hey @Reciprocity Did your maid bring any gloves? I got a shed out back that needs painting. hahaha and yes, time certainly does fly.
  2. Congrats @Stewbum on one year quit and welcome to the Lido Deck. Hope you had a great day.
  3. how you doing @Kate18? you still ridin' with us? life comes at us pretty hard sometimes and we stumble so buckle up stay with us.
  4. @Breath-of-Power getting started is the hardest part. you body will resist change because it is wired for homeostasis. free your mind from the addiction and the body will have to follow. one thing i have found recently that helps me is to take Vitamin B3 in the form of nicotinic acid. There is a flush that goes along with it. My skin turns red and feels like it's on fire but after that goes away I'm more relaxed and I have much less mental chatter in my head. I feel like it could have made my transition to being a non smoker alot easier. Anyhow, research it, ask your doctor. It's supposed to help with addiction so maybe it could be an aid even if it's only a placebo effect. Stay strong and stay quit
  5. Welcome aboard the train @Dejvis93. You've already got great advice from the veterans. All I will add is look into nicotinic acid...aka niacin...aka Vitamin B3. I've been fascinated with it lately as it is used for all types of addictions and mental disorders so of course I tried it and of course I took the mega dose. Does it work? I don't know but I did enjoy the flush I got. This isn't a recommendation however. It's just what I do. Do your research and consult your doctor before you decide it's right for you. Anyway, glad you decided to quit and came here to get some support.
  6. @jillarcongratulations on 8 years quit. you've been an inspiration and a guide to many who have come here for support. I know you helped me get through the long rough patch I had at the start of my quit and I thank you. I hope you have a wonderful day today and everyday. Happy Quitaversary!!
  7. congrats on one year quit @QuittingGirl keep that momentum going
  8. congrats @Stewbumthat's a stellar quit you got there.
  9. the guys channel is Dutchsinse. I wouldn't say he predicted anything. more like he forecasted the probability of an earthquake somewhere between D.C. and the new york border with canada. He shows the entire method he uses to forecast quakes in his videos and he probably is better at quakes than the meteorologists are at the weather. The last earthquake I remember was the 5.8 in Mineral, VA in 2011. That one caused some damage to the washington monument if recall correctly.
  10. oh wow...i saw a guy on youtube a couple days ago saying he was expecting an east coast quake of about mag. 5 within the next week or so. glad you are all ok QT.
  11. awesome quit Mac. hope you have a great day today.
  12. welcome @Icandoityou can do it and it will be one of the best things you can do for yourself. grab a seat and enjoy the ride. reach out if you need any assistance
  13. congratulations Stew. you got that lido deck in sight now

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