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Offline Thumblewort

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Re: Day 1 Introduction
« Reply #5 on: February 28, 2018, 02:25:00 PM »
I choose to live today too! Let's do this!
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Re: Day 1 Introduction
« Reply #4 on: February 28, 2018, 07:01:00 AM »
Day 2 today. Nicotine lingers for about 3 days, and for those days it will pull out all the stops to convince you that you need it.

You donÂ’t.

One day at a time... you are winning.

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Re: Day 1 Introduction
« Reply #3 on: February 27, 2018, 08:53:00 AM »
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I am an addict and have been a selfish coward with my health. I have taken so much for granted and now it is time to be the quit for myself and my family. I am 36 and dipped constantly since 18. Previous to that I smoked from the age of 13. I have been struggling with the finality of quitting vs. the finality of death and have chosen death up to this day. I am now choosing life and to be quit.
Welcome aboard sir! Congratulations on quitting, it is a choice that is almost impossible to succeed at alone - but you are now part of a team of winners. We quit one day at a time here. We give our word first thing when we wake up by posting roll, then we reach out for help if we need it, and we keep our word.

One day at a time is very important. Worrying about decisions a week... a month... a year from now can really be mentally draining. Just focus on winning today my friend. The rest will fall into place.

Nicotine is s wicked monster. The next few days you are likely gonna have emotions and feelings like youÂ’ve never experienced. Remember this...you do NOT need nicotine to survive. It might feel that way, but I promise you, from the bottom of my heart, that is a short term feeling/emotion and is not the new reality. Things will improve, things will, in time, be so much better than before. And freedom is worth the fight.

You can do this. Check your PM in the upper right corner. I quit with you today.
Awesome intro - Ownership of your addiction is huge. We are addicts, we always will be. One day at a time we will learn together how to control our addictions. You need to make plans, when I drive ill have this, when i go hiking ill bring this, when im up late and the house is quite ill do this. Plan on gaining 10 - 15 lbs, but spring is coming you will figure out how to dump that later.

QLFWYAD Quit like fuck with you all day! Lax
DOESN'T SHE BOUNCE SO NICE!

Failure is a choice! I made it! I wont again!
None means none! I Failed there, I wont again!
One and your done! Posting day 1 again inst an option!

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Re: Day 1 Introduction
« Reply #2 on: February 27, 2018, 04:47:00 AM »
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I am an addict and have been a selfish coward with my health. I have taken so much for granted and now it is time to be the quit for myself and my family. I am 36 and dipped constantly since 18. Previous to that I smoked from the age of 13. I have been struggling with the finality of quitting vs. the finality of death and have chosen death up to this day. I am now choosing life and to be quit.
Welcome aboard sir! Congratulations on quitting, it is a choice that is almost impossible to succeed at alone - but you are now part of a team of winners. We quit one day at a time here. We give our word first thing when we wake up by posting roll, then we reach out for help if we need it, and we keep our word.

One day at a time is very important. Worrying about decisions a week... a month... a year from now can really be mentally draining. Just focus on winning today my friend. The rest will fall into place.

Nicotine is s wicked monster. The next few days you are likely gonna have emotions and feelings like youÂ’ve never experienced. Remember this...you do NOT need nicotine to survive. It might feel that way, but I promise you, from the bottom of my heart, that is a short term feeling/emotion and is not the new reality. Things will improve, things will, in time, be so much better than before. And freedom is worth the fight.

You can do this. Check your PM in the upper right corner. I quit with you today.

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Day 1 Introduction
« on: February 27, 2018, 04:01:00 AM »
I am an addict and have been a selfish coward with my health. I have taken so much for granted and now it is time to be the quit for myself and my family. I am 36 and dipped constantly since 18. Previous to that I smoked from the age of 13. I have been struggling with the finality of quitting vs. the finality of death and have chosen death up to this day. I am now choosing life and to be quit.