Whenever you think about smoking you must see it as a lifetime’s chain of filth, disease, fear, misery and slavery.

Not so much!  And I miss everyone!  I still get email notifications so if you’re ever needing support or just want to chat, respond to one of my posts and I’ll visit!

j

Hey J

i felt compelled to respond to your post regarding 19 months.

i am at 18 months and I get you.

i rarely think about smoking and am super happy I quit but during this pandemic I too have had to wage a little war with that little ‘ I’d like a cigarette’ voice .

no real danger but definitely a strong desire

the way I look at it, better to have the occasional twinge than a constant one.

my teeth have been a problem for the past 10 years so I feel your pain.:)

take care J 

This too shall pass

Hit my 1 year!!!!! Woot woot!!! 

Congratulations!! Wow you've done it - nice job!! Life as a quitter from here forward will be so much better. You've accomplished something truly Monumental. The entire second year goes by so easily but always be on guard for that just one thinking. You truly will give new quitters the courage and hope for their own success over this nicotine monster. Onto year two for you.  

"Quitting isn't for Sissies!" I quit poisoning myself Sept. 27, 2013

Congratulations!

thinking back to the first days in 2019....

good for you!

sibby 

19 months free

Thank you Debbie!! You have always given me such support..... everyone here has!! I'm proud but could not have done this without God or this forum.  

Man looking back it was an intense first year but we did it!! 

Way do go!  How does it feel?

Congratulations!  So worth toughing it out. This will be a great year!

Hope you are doing something very special,

Robin