Yes, because I pulled it off and quit, she insisted that I not upstage her LOL.

 

She is on day ten, I sent her to whyquit.com and encouraged her to join this forum. She likes the data on whyquit and is planning to use the money she saves to visit her family in about three months.

 

Yes, she quit because of me, I'm feeling real proud of myself right now.

 

Patting myself on the shoulder, good boy, good boy LOL

It's always good to hear about another quitter...

There's always a seat vacant...

Well done TAC...

Great news.  I had a quit buddy in real life too and it helped me 

That's awesome. Great that you can inspire others to quit! I hope others around me will hop on board too someday.

Brilliant. It will be nice for both of you :)

Kelly is now at two weeks, Yahoo!

Kelly is now at two weeks, Yahoo!

 

I am so glad that your quit inspired Kelly to quit as well.

 

That is what all of us need to do - inspire every smoker, that everybody can quit smoking permanently, and live in mental, emotional, physical, and spiritual freedom for the rest of their lives.

 

 

Cristóbal

Thanks guys, this is what we are all about, but please understand, she did this on her own, I am just the one who inspired her.

My landlord Kelly is still going strong, about a month now. She was motivated by some of the stuff on whyquit.com

Well done to you both...your doing great !!!!!

Well done both of you! I wish I could get my mom to quit. She's lost nearly all her teeth from smoking. She says it's from something else (don't remember what) but I know it's from smoking. My dad lost a few teeth before he quit too. I hope to quit before I start losing teeth. I'm scared my mom will die of cancer or something if she doesn't quit smoking. I love my dad and mom both, maybe my dad a little more, and I don't want to see her suffering and going to the afterlife in her 60's or something. Well, I don't want to see her suffering at all, nor going to the afterlife, but I know everyone dies sooner or later. I just don't know what I'm going to do without my mom. It feels silly to say that as an adult, but she's still my mommy at heart.