Re: Quitting is Never Ending
- From: "BIGJIM987@xxxxxxxxxxxxx" <BIGJIM987@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 14 Jan 2008 18:11:59 -0800 (PST)
On Jan 13, 6:05 pm, "Lizzie" <morningar...@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I am taking a long road trip by myself next weekend.
As I was thinking about the trip, I thought about what I could do in the car
to make the time go faster -- I can't believe that the FIRST thing I thought
of was --- I could buy a pack of cigarettes. I told myself it would be just
for the ride, and then I'd quit again.
Oh My God Help Me!
After nearly 3 full years being nicotine free, I actually had the insane
thought that it would be okay to smoke... just for the ride.
Thankfully, gratefully, humbly.... the junkie thinking posts that I read so
diligently when I first started came to my rescue very quickly.
Quitting is a lifelong process for me... Diligence in remembering that I am
an addict, vigilance in remembering that I am stronger than the addiction.
Liz - Pulling out my meter to help me remember
Two years, nine months, one week, one day, 8 hours, 4 minutes and 57
seconds. 40533 cigarettes not smoked, saving $8,715.05. Life saved: 20
weeks, 17 hours, 45 minutes.
Remember peter Jennings?How many decades quite?This one you may not
have heard of My uncle Doug,quit after Vietnam,never new he
smoked,about 5 years ago restarted.I don"t think my uncle or peter had
support,remember you do...
.
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