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2 Years Sober as a direct result of my quit :-)

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Quitting Smoking with such aplomb really opened my eyes to just how much power I truly have over myself, and it proved to me that I held the keys to the prisons of my own mind.

 

So on my 4 month quit date I decided that the drink had to go.

 

So today marks 2 Years sober and 28 months quit :-)

That is awesome Jonny!  What a gift you gave to yourself and your beautiful family.  Very inspiring!

 

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That is awesome Jonny! What a gift you gave to yourself and your beautiful family. Very inspiring!

 

 

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Thanks Jenny :-)

Nice work Congratulations!

That's awesome, Jonny!  

 

The better we treat our bodies, the better we will feel.  I do not always heed my own words, but I think them, so perhaps my actions will follow.  :)

Congratulations Jonny treat our bodies the way they deserve to be treated with care, do not abuse or neglect and you will receive it back tenfold 

Congratulations Jonny!

Nice work there Jonny, you must be in fantastic physical and mental health with two positive changes. Made up for up.

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Thankyou everyone :-)

 

I hope that you can all start to believe in yourselves and in your own quits.

 

I'm no different to the rest of you. We are all addicts. We all have choice.

Way to go Jonny!  It's great how quitting pushes us to living a healthier lifestyle, isn't it?

 

 

 

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Jonny, it's like I told you on fb, it's your attitude: it's not often that I come across someone with such a major, special way to deal with a quit, and you have a few things you've quit.  I wish all smokers and newly-quit smokers could figure out how to get your attitude because if they did, they'd have no problem with their quits.

 

Major huge groovylicious congrats on being sober and quitting the cigs... as for the caffeine... eh, I like my coffee! lol

 

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Congrats Jonny! Not an easy road!

 

2 vises are twice as hard and requires twice the effort!

 

Keep on keeping on!

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