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Pappy in triple digits

5 years ago +1 +1 / -0 93

Hey Sparrow, nice to hear from you. Time does go by rather quickly doesn't it. Seems like it was just yesterday when I started this journey and look at me now. 115 days, never imagined it in the beginning.

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$18,105.00

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Days: 429 Hours: 4

Minutes: 53 Seconds: 22

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2130

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42,600

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Pappy

5 years ago 0 +0 / -0 175

Hey Pappy

Woo-hoo triple digit town is here! To think that just a few short months ago you were wrestling with trying to quit then going through the awful early days. Now freedom has arrived. This was no easy slog. It takes so much mental and physical effort and determination. Its an awesome achievement....well done! Now for your reward?? (Haha quitting is a good excuse to keep treating ourselves....and the rewards should just keep getting bigger and better) Dont ever look back!

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$15,744.00

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Days: 115 Hours: 1

Minutes: 33 Seconds: 11

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1968

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39,360

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5 years ago 0 +0 / -0 11226

Thank you so much for sharing Pappy! Very insightful and basically you are naturally doing what an addictions counsellor would tell you to do. Awesome work!

Ashley, Health Educator

Here to help :)

5 years ago 0 +0 / -0 112

Hi Pappy

Wow 105 days that is a great achievement and thank you for your post

John

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£7,680.96

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Days: 409 Hours: 10

Minutes: 59 Seconds: 56

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2032

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36,576

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Believe you can and you're halfway there

John

5 years ago 0 +0 / -0 93

Hi Ashley! When I first quit I thought that my addiction to nicotine was going to be my biggest challenge and no doubt in the beginning stages of my quit nicotine was definitely at the top of my list. As time progressed though I found that even though I was addicted to nicotine my biggest challenge was the mental aspect of my quit. Don't get me wrong it was surely the nicotine that kept me hooked that's for sure but after smoking for over 35 years it really is a mental game at this point. I was so used to grabbing a smoke for almost any reason or excuse. Something pissed me off, stress at work, boredom, daily activities that just triggered the urge to have another smoke. Those are the things I continue to fight back against, yet every day gets just a little bit easier. To cope with those things I changed the time of the day I did routine daily activities, went different routes when driving to work. In other words I modified my daily routine which seemed to make a difference. Bottom line to all of this is you have to stay strong and take your quit in small steps. Don't worry about how your going to deal with a situation next week, deal with today first!

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$18,105.00

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Days: 429 Hours: 4

Minutes: 53 Seconds: 22

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2130

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42,600

Cigarettes Not Smoked

Pappy

5 years ago 0 +0 / -0 11226

Congratulations Pappy! So glad to hear you are still winning at beating this addiction.

For the sake of newer members, what do you think has been your toughest challenge so far and how did you overcome it?

Ashley, Health Educator

Here to help :)

5 years ago 0 +0 / -0 93

Thanks Timbo!! It's been a rocky road at times but so glad to be at 103 days of no smoking. Staying strong and winning this battle against my addiction.

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$18,105.00

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Days: 429 Hours: 4

Minutes: 53 Seconds: 22

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2130

Smoke Free Days
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42,600

Cigarettes Not Smoked

Pappy

5 years ago 0 +0 / -0 802

Hi Pappy,

Sorry I missed your 100th day celebration. Congratulations on making it into the triple digits!!!

Triple digits was a big milestone for me, and I hope it was for you too. Keep your quit going.

Stay Strong!

Not One Puff Ever

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$24,623.50

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Days: 792 Hours: 21

Minutes: 33 Seconds: 50

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4070

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89,540

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Stay safe & Strong.

Not One Puff Ever (NOPE)

Tim

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