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6 days till 2 years nicotine free

Iwannalife
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I have to apologize for not being active on this site. So much has happened to me since January this year. I had an accident amd lost sight, it has slight returned in my right eye and I have been told it may not get any better. So I have been in the process of learning how to live a whole new lifestyle. It is amazing how much we take for granted when we do things with sight. I got back home on Wednesday and sometimes the littlest things just really irritate me., for example as I am making this entry I just have to trust that voice print program I am using is working as it should and not just typing in a lot of nonsense words. I was just reminiscing about how I used to handle stressful situations, grab my lighter and a pack of smokes and head outside. Yet since my quit nearly two years ago i still i still find myself at times going to my quit helps, albeit not as often as when I first quit but now it is more out of the satisfaction that I feel from knowing that mix does not control me, I control it. God Bless all of you, elders and newbies alike. Elders always remember we are gorging the trail for the newbies. Newbies always remember you are not on this journey alone, there is always someone else that has gone on before you and be open minded about the tips and tricks others have posted about no matter how silly they seem to you they may be the one thing that gets you through a rough patch.

I love this quit thing!

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I quit smoking for a several reasons. The first was for ME their were 3 that I call great grands and 8 that I call grands.