Coping With Depression When Everyday Tasks Feel Overwhelming
2026-06-17 8:49 AM
Depression Community
I Was Drowning in Depression for 2 Years - Then THIS One Decision Changed Everything
2026-06-17 2:50 AM
Depression Community
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$60,130.00
Amount Saved
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Days: 879 Hours: 15
Minutes: 0 Seconds: 35
Life Gained
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6013
Smoke Free Days
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240,520
Cigarettes Not Smoked
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$50,100.00
Amount Saved
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Days: 1217 Hours: 20
Minutes: 57 Seconds: 31
Life Gained
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6680
Smoke Free Days
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200,400
Cigarettes Not Smoked
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$8,244.60
Amount Saved
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Days: 906 Hours: 14
Minutes: 7 Seconds: 36
Life Gained
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6342
Smoke Free Days
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6,342
Cigarettes Not Smoked
Congrats to you and your wife Jeff. You both should be very proud. So you've saved $108 since you quit and also add what your wife has saved by not smoking and now you know what your working with for cash. Most people try to save all their smoke free money and have a big reward but my view is that in the beginning is when you need those rewards the most so this might be time for a splurge.
I think a nice smoke free night on the town is in order. Buy your wife a nice little gift to show how proud you are (you'd know better than I what to get). Break all the rules of keeping things in order and just go out, drive around, take a day trip, whatever you want and know in the back of your mind when you stop for gas or food or whatever that you didn't spend $100 + dollars this week. In my case I spent more. My wife and I took many trips and I bought little gifts for myself a lot. I know that logically spending more than your saving doesn't make sense; however, it does and here's why.
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Days: 0 Hours: 0
Minutes: 0 Seconds: 0
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0
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0
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