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Welcome @stzr500 and sorry you're having a tough time at the moment. The good thing is you've reached out instead of giving in so that alone shows you're not willing to let this quit go so easily. Do what you have to do to get through each craving, whatever that may be (within reason of course ) until it passes. It's exhausting fighting it but remind yourself during these times that's it's temporary. That's not always possible I know but worth a try. For anxiety and depression, if you can, fit in some physical activity and eat healthier (if not already) to ensure you're getting enough nutrition which may help. You've got this.

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The "assault on freedom" route is what critics are fighting against here. No one wants a nanny state of course but when it comes to health, it's an obvious choice. Thanks for your input and congrats on 24+ years smoke quit!

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Corruption at its finest! Thank you, your view sure feels better than my "it's pointless" view. Now to source bifocals...

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It all seems pointless if the law can be overturned just like that. Yes there will be a rise in black markets, that sounds grim what's happening in Australia. I don't think the UK has room for more criminal activities. Initially I was thinking how great it would be to have a smoke free generation, now I'll remove my rose tinted glasses..

Wow belated happy 100th birthday to your Mum! That's amazing! I'm not sure how they're going to enforce the rule but with their talk of Digital ID I'm sure they'll find a way. Avg price of a pack of cigarettes in the UK is about $22.20, goes up every year. They're more targeting the Retailers and will fine them for the sale. It's a difficult one, I just hope the message to the kids is that it's just not worth the risk!

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Talk quietly

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