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57 days, $100.00 in my non-smoking kitty...

mpnaegle
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Well, I’m now 57 (close to 58) days smoke-free.  Life has been challenging as usual.  I had to pay state IRS back taxes I owed, so there goes most of my non-smoking savings.  But hey, it’s money and the taxes had to be paid.  Other than usual challenges I’m feeling pretty good.  Still not working at a full time job but it’ll happen soon.  Not stressing about anything really.  I do keep having dreams where I break my quit and end up smoking.  But thankfully it’s only in dreams.  I feel pretty strong in my quit.  And soon I’ll be halfway through no mans land and hopefully it won’t feel so lonely.  Every minute I stay smoke-free is another minute of life I’ve gained away from that terrible addiction.  Just gotta keep going.  

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I have smoked on and off (mostly on) for the last twenty years...quit in 2010 and was successful for 3 1/2 years. Then my husband died in January 2014, so I caved and started up again...now, over 7 years later, I want to be done for good!!!! This quit is IT.