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1. me_n_freedom

   

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   14 Sep 2018
   26 Feb 2022

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   Wow. How can I resume this roler coaster ride....
   Decided to quit for some reason and other reasons kept adding up. Now proud to be smoke free. Not easy everyday and I still get cravings here and there. Life has a funny way of testing you determination once you put your mind to something. But I won't let life event pull me back into this bad habit. Hard at times but with the help of quit coach and this online community's I feel supported and I keep going!!
   
   Thank you all and let's keep going on our road to freedom!!!
2. freedomchild

   

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   18 Jan 2022
   27 Feb 2022

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   Congratulations on your days not smoked. I think your doing an awesome job.  Good for you. You should feel proud. This isn't easy and already your days are adding up. Your right this is a road to freedom.  Remember nope ..Not One Puff Ever,,Pat yourself on the back for doing such a great job.
3. tinalee

   

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   24 Jan 2022
   27 Feb 2022

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   Great news you should be very proud of yourself. I agree when you said you decide to quit for some reason and other reasons keep adding up. 
4. me_n_freedom

   

   43 posts
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   14 Sep 2018
   27 Feb 2022

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   Thank you both for your word of encouragement. Days are adding up one at a time. Not always easy, cravings come and go, patch and losanges are helping. I'm keeping on going but it get tough sometimes. 
5. theodoremiller1

   

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   27 Feb 2022
   27 Feb 2022

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6. treepeo1

   

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   06 Feb 2020
   27 Feb 2022

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   Hi me_n_freedom,
   
   Wow, look at you go!  Congratulations!  You are getting the job done!
   
   I know it's not easy, and some days are worse than others.  So be kind to yourself.  Give yourself little treats along the way.  Positive reinforcement helps.  And if you haven't already done so, load a stop smoking app onto your phone.  It will keep track of how long you've been quit, how many cigs you haven't smoked, how much time  and money you have saved, and how much life you have regained.  It is very motivating.  I still look at my app five years later and it blows my mind how many cigarettes I would have smoked had I not quit when I did.