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CRAVING? READY TO GIVE UP? TELL SOMEONE!

SuzyQ411
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Relapse is always an ever-present danger during recovery from nicotine addiction. And once you take just one puff from a cigarette, you are right back on the gotta have a fix treadmill. So before your cravings take you this far,

STOP AND REACH OUT FOR HELP

 

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BLOG FOR HELP AND LET SOMEONE 

"TALK YOU OFF THE LEDGE"

OR

CALL YOUR QUIT BUDDY

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JUST DO WHATEVER YOU HAVE TO DO

TO PREVENT GETTING BACK

ON THE TREADMILL NAMED ADDICTION

You will thank yourself later.

❤️

 

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About the Author
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.