Tue Jan 1, 2013, 05:30 AM

9 years smokefree

thanks to Nicotine Anonymous

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4 replies	Author	Time	Post
9 years smokefree (Original post)	oldhippydude	Jan 2013	OP
Congratulations to you!!	VenusRising	Jan 2013	#1
Spam deleted by hlthe2b (MIR Team)	thomasgacy6	Jan 2013	#2
4 years smoke free for me.	jambo101	Feb 2013	#3
keep yourself smokingfree forever	StephenJobs2014	Apr 2014	#4

Response to oldhippydude (Original post)

Thu Jan 10, 2013, 01:47 AM

VenusRising (11,252 posts)

1. Congratulations to you!!

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Thu Jan 24, 2013, 07:05 AM

thomasgacy6 (1 post)

2. Spam deleted by hlthe2b (MIR Team)

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Response to oldhippydude (Original post)

Sun Feb 17, 2013, 10:45 AM

jambo101 (797 posts)

3. 4 years smoke free for me.

Looking back over my 30 year addiction i 've forgotten why it was so hard to rid myself of the disgusting and expensive addiction, all i had to do was stop smoking,and for now its been 4 years i havent smoked another cigarette.
The 3 things that came together to get me to quit were extreme burning sensation in the mouth everytime i smoked a cigarette. shortness of breath was getting to be a problem and the clincher prices went over $10 a pack..
Now if only dieting to lose 100lbs could be so easy..

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Response to oldhippydude (Original post)

Tue Apr 8, 2014, 02:36 PM

StephenJobs2014 (4 posts)

4. keep yourself smokingfree forever

Hi oldhippydude,
Why only 9 years? You should be smokefree whole life. I don't want to mention any badness of smoking, because everybody knows that well. I will just request you not to smoke anymore.
Thanks
Stephen

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