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To all the people who have signed in and joined us !!!

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You did it...you thought about quitting signed in...and .....nothing....

You want to quit...otherwise you wouldn't have been here.....

We have some fine newbies just now..who are doing great...why don't you pop by....and give quitting another go...

It's actually easier than you think...

Read the main discussion board today....one of the posts is all about fear...fear to quit....

There is NOTHING to fear....and so much to gain.....

 

18 minutes ago, pottanramu said:

I think addiction is a medical condition .

You should deal with it like any other disease .

Yes it is a disease in my humble opinion .An evil disease :9_innocent:

 

Yes!! Please jump on board! I've noticed alot of new accounts but nothing attached so if you're lurking at least that means you are reading...introduce yourself anytime :)

 

4 hours ago, pottanramu said:

You should deal with it like any other disease 

 

this is not good information. It is a drug addiction. You are addicted to the drug nicotine and the habit of smoking (gum chewing) to recieve it.

Please continue to read the posts that are pinned to the top of the board; they are full of the correct information that might help you understand drug use and addiction. Smoking is not like having MRSA.

 

I love seeing all you new members logging on :) Nothing wrong with staying in the shadows if you're more comfortable that way. I lurked for a few weeks before I found that one post that made me want to reply. Now you can't shut me up lol. So hopefully, you too will find that one post, or one member, that clicks with you and you too will reply :)

28 minutes ago, jillar said:

 Now you can't shut me up lol. 

This is very true and all of us here are blessed to have your quit wisdom and your dedication to helping others. :) 

 

It;s weird because I was just thinking the same thing today when I saw someone had joined and 5 hours before and their last visit was also 5 hours ago so ........ here then .... gone?

Stay with us people. Lots of good info. about quitting and you can also have some fun communicating with others who have the same goal as you - quit smoking and remain that way!

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