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TRAVELING ONE MORE TIME

froguelady
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‎07-13-2015 04:34 PM

Good afternoon to everyone and I hope you are having a good day.  There are lots of people celebrating their Freedom today be it one day, one week, one year or more just remember everyday smoke FREE is a day to celebrate.  I love my quit and being Free from smoking and will continue celebrating everyday so I never forget how far I have come.

To the new quitters here keep protecting your precious quit every day.  You can do this and you will love being a non smoker.

I will be off the site for a couple of days at least. I have to go to Ky again as my brother has been told there is nothing else the Drs can do for him.  He was in hospital again for 5 days but they let him go home and hospice is coming in 2 times a week to check him. I need to be there if only to spend what time I can with him.  I leave early in the morning and will be in touch when I can.

I wish everyone a blessed day and prayers are always appreciated.

My love to all, Betty

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Gone but Not Forgotten. RIP - they leave a legacy of their quit journeys behind as road maps for future members, to prevent the pitfalls, provide the tools and show the hope and possibilities for success at overcoming this addiction at any age at any stage. Mother, grandmother and great grandmother My name is Betty and I was born and raised in Kentucky where tobacco was a way of life. I started smoking full time by age 14. The first time I can remember smoking I was 9. I have been on the road to quitting for several years. I quit once for 6 weeks and then thought I would smoke just one. It only took a few weeks till I was smoking full time again. That is why remembering NOT ONE PUFF EVER is so important. It will never be just one puff or just one cigarette. Nicotine addiction doesn't work like that, it is an addiction, feed it and you become addicted. Here are a couple of links to reading materials that I recommend to ALL who would like to quit smoking: What to Expect in the First Four Months (by Jonescarp aka Dale): http://community.becomeanex.org/pg/blog/read/3713880/what-to-expect-in-the-first-four-months The "Easy Way to Stop Smoking" by Allen Carr.