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Glad to hear you enjoyed that train ride. You're killing it Andy! 😆 I also had a travelling breakthrough myself a couple of days ago, driving 2 hours to an appointment and coming back in the afternoon. In the past, I would need to take a break halfway at a rest stop to light up. I was a bit on edge before the trip, but surprisingly I didn't have any cravings at all, just put on an audiobook and breezed through it. Keep it up, quit buddy!

Hey Andy, Sorry to hear about the struggles and glad to hear you got through it. Have a good weekend, JJ

Hi Andy, Thanks for the note. I'm still smoke free, 22 days and counting... I no longer have cravings, but sometimes I just keep thinking about it... Yes, we can do this, and we will do this! How are you doing Andy? JJ

'hop-on, hop-off' was meant as a joke

Hello everyone! I'm back, and hopefully, I'll stay on the train this time. I had a freaky accident in early spring, among other issues, and I'm embarrassed to admit that I let the many excuses (depression, stress, etc.) overpower rational thinking, which led me to relapse. Anyway, fast-forward to three weeks ago things had somewhat settled down after the corrective surgery, and I decided it was time to climb back aboard the Quit Train. I'm now 19 days smoke-free, so I'm dropping in to say hello! Here's hoping I can stay on board this time. I really need to stop treating the Quit Train like a hop-on, hop-off service! 😂🚂” JJ

Hey everybody, Hope you're all doing well. Just want to drop in to say I'm still doing great. I've joined a pickleball club about a week ago; between the gym and pickleball, I've been out everyday. The good news is I've not been even thinking about smoking. The bad news is I'm aching everywhere😟! My legs, my arms, my back, especially my knees! I think I keep forgetting that I'm getting old and my body can't keep up with it. Catch you all later. Cheers

Welcome Nellie! I just joined a few weeks ago and this forum has been great for my quit. Awesome people here with lots of helpful advices. Stay on, stay strong and let's ride this train together.

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Well done @tocevoD

9 YEARS! that's awesome! Congrats beazel!

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That sounds awesome. Unfortunately it wasn't the same for me, I still remember those quits after a long winter, playing the first round with golfing buddies who smoke, I couldn't resist the smell of cigarette and ended relapsing when someone offered me 1. I think maybe I should avoid playing with those who smoke in my first few rounds of golf this spring.

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Thank you all for your support and advices. I've got through the urges by watching several videos from Joel Spitzer, it's quite impressive how many videos he has made to help people quit smoking. Today has been a bit better, I went to the gym in the morning and went to lunch with a couple of friends, then came back here to watch more videos. So far so good, just trying to keep myself busy so I don't think about it. Another day of freedom from Nicotine. Thanks again to all

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