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Glad to hear it was just one, 6th. BTW HOw happy are you to see Bobby back? I'm still smoke free. Big Congrats on heading home! I am from Phoenix. I now live in Charleston, South Carolina. I've been out here for three years and not a day goes by that I don't miss Phoenix. My brother and I are planning to move back home too. By August 1 I will be back home as well. I share the joy with you. I can't wait to show all my friends the new (NON-SMOKER) me. I'm sure you will be proud too! Keep it up! I'm still with ya! STAY STRONG!
 
Ok 6th forgive me if I am a little harst just be careful. Justifying having that cig can lead to a reoccuring problem I know from experience. Quiting smoking is one of the hardest things to do. You just got to be careful and not justify smoking even if you are going through a hard patch in life. Smoking is a health risk so just be careful. Think about what you did and realise it was a mistake. Treat it as a mistake and learn from it is the best possible way of dealing with it, in my experience anyways. When I quit smoking I thought that it was the last time I would a have one of those nasty things in my life, but one day, 9 months later, a terrible thing happen to me. At that time I did not know how to deal with so I went back to my old habits and that included smoking. It was a mistake in my life falling off the wagon sort of thing. I used smoking as a justification and tool to help me through it. Later on(6 months after I started again) I realised that smoking become one of my problems and not one of securities that helped me though the problems I face. Once I realised it I quit again and I have not look back since. So I hope you keep that in mind when life throws you a curve. I hope this is helpful
 
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AleksandarN said:
Ok 6th forgive me if I am a little harst just be careful. Justifying having that cig can lead to a reoccuring problem I know from experience. Quiting smoking is one of the hardest things to do. You just got to be careful and not justify smoking even if you are going through a hard patch in life. Smoking is a health risk so just be careful. Think about what you did and realise it was a mistake. Treat it as a mistake and learn from it is the best possible way of dealing with it, in my experience anyways. When I quit smoking I thought that it was the last time I would a have one of those nasty things in my life, but one day, 9 months later, a terrible thing happen to me. At that time I did not know how to deal with so I went back to my old habits and that included smoking. It was a mistake in my life falling off the wagon sort of thing. I used smoking as a justification and tool to help me through it. Later on(6 months after I started again) I realised that smoking become one of my problems and not one of securities that helped me though the problems I face. Once I realised it I quit again and I have not look back since. So I hope you keep that in mind when life throws you a curve. I hope this is helpful

Thank you, Alexsander. I appreciate your taking the time to share your experience. I am doing fine. Actually, I was not justifying so much as allowing myself to stop beating myself up for giving in.
 
Hang in there, 6th. No use fretting about the past. Now get back to Sac. and continue your quest of being a non smoker!!( and getting a job!) You have my support.
 
6th said:
Thank you, Alexsander. I appreciate your taking the time to share your experience. I am doing fine. Actually, I was not justifying so much as allowing myself to stop beating myself up for giving in.

Well thank you too. I hope the best for you and anyone else quiting smoking. I have learned alot from my experiences and I hope everyone can learn from thiers.

6th another thing, I am proud of you and what you have done.

GREAT JOB
 
we all have had our setbacks im sure. I have. I smoked a few swisher sweets from time to time. The withdraws soon after were fun;)
 
Bibby_Is_Clutch said:
Update 6th?

Doing pretty well, B_I_C. I have not given in except that one time at work, so if I ignore that, the counter would be:

3M 3W 6D 9h 37m 7s
$528.30
3522
1W 5D 5h 30m
 
My grand father died because of smoking, he used to smoke 2 packs a day. He passed away on Christmas day 2 days ago. Now i gotta celebrate a variety of events on christmas day. Christmas day itself, my sisters birthday, and my grandfathers death anniversary. Not the best Christmas there is... but hey, i'm sure not going to touch a cigarette in my life.

Good job 6th!
 
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