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Share your quitting journey

01.07.2022 FOUR MONTHS FREE

SuzyQ411
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‎01-07-2022 11:56 PM

I'm going to blow my own horn and share with you guys that today marks my Month #4 without having even one puff of a cigarette!

And I thank each of you who helped pull me through my rough spot last weekend.

Plus, I offer congratulations to those of you who made it through one more day of your quit, to those of you who have just begun your quits, and to those of you who may have relapsed but are choosing to get back onto the quit trail! 

And for those of you who may have relapsed and are still smoking, I encourage you to review the reasons why you wanted to quit and to then seriously consider strengthening up your quit plan and giving it another try.

Together we can do this!! One day at a time.

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Prior to my first quitting on 8/25/2019, I was a heavy smoker for over 60 years. That time, I quit due to health concerns regarding clogged arteries to my brain. Tar deposits from cigarettes were making the situation worse. I had become a prime candidate for a stroke and required surgery to clean out my left carotid artery. I have relapsed 4X since that quit, the last one being on 05.15.2022. ( At one point in all of this madness, I had been quit for 1.5 years). Then on 9/7/2021 I began my recent eight month quit before my current relapse. I am in the process of planning a return to the non-smoking life. After more than 2 weeks of smoking, wheezing and coughing and being short of breath, I have set my new quit date of June 1, 2022 as the beginning of my forever quit. I am done with this madness!! God is good.