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Q: Started smoking again ...!

asked by: blulyneguy on July 26th, 2007

Experienced User

I gave in. 143 hours and I freikin gave in. It is only one and I'm back on track......I feel like crap that I did that! I thought it would get easier- not harder. I guess one in 6 days is better than 20 per day for 6 days. I'm really surprised I couldn't make it. I want to yell obsenities really, really loud. CCCCRRRRRRAAAPPPPPP!!!!!!!!!

Replies(3)

UCanQuit

replied on July 26th, 2007

Experienced User

Hey Blu,

Saw your reply. Sorry I am a little late with advice, but maybe this post can help you. It helped me when I first quit. As a matter of fact. This post actually changed my quit around. Maybe it can help you out too.[removed]

blulyneguy

replied on July 27th, 2007

Experienced User

Its Gone

the link (or whatever) was removed. Can you send it to me via PM? I'm back on track today. 1 in 7 days.....
Much improved.

The Ginger 1

replied on July 27th, 2007

Moderator

NOOO - dont worry about it Jerry - you fell off the wagon -NOW GET BACK ON IT ... you can beat this - I've gone 24 hours now ... and I wanted to rip off someones head earlier ... but I thought of how strong you are, giving me tips.... now it's my turn to give you one ... so what you smoked one ... let it go ... try again ....
xx
Ginger

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