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That describes me to a "T." Thank you, Dale. I will stick around and get it done. I've played at this long enough. I am willing, I want to, and I will. No more excuses. God bless you.
The time was like - last week. Don't put it off. The life you save may be your own!!
Nancy
To all newbies out there, and especially those toying with the idea of quitting on your quit: if you read some of the recent blogs here, you should find several instances where someone did not quit in time, and smoking-related illness took a life. It's not something to mess around with. Quitting can be difficult, but eventually (sooner rather than later) you reach a place where you know it was absolutely the best thing you ever did for yourself. And all of a sudden, staying quit is much easier.
Stick around and discover freedom! It's GREAT!
Stop sooner rather than later. The stakes are higher than you can imagine, the ante keeps going up and there is no "luck" involved.
All wonderful advice, take it from someone who has half of each lung left after destroying them with smoking. Oh, if only I could go back and accept the fact that no one is invincible...even ME. I suffered from T.U. for a long time, Terminal Uniqueness...thought it could or would never happen to me.
Thank you, I will stick around and make it work this time. Wise words from all of you.
Scares me bad to think of what smoking did to me all these years.
I played that game for to long Dale I am so glad that I found this site and all of you wonderful and wise friends !
I plan on sticking around for a long time to come !
One day at a time can add up to a forever quit !
All of the above is great advice! Stay close!
I Won't Quit on my Quit!
You are so right Dale, quitting is definitely not a game, there's so many people dying from smoking related illnesses, the time to quit was yesterday but since that's not an option then today is the day, read everything you can find about quitting smoking and remaining quit and bite the bullet and quit!