Hello all.
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Join Date: Jun 2009
Location: Edmonton, Alberta.
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Hello all.
Hello all,
I'm still around although less in recent months.
Almost 18 months sober now, and 8 months a non-smoker!
Kicking the fags has had a galvanising effect on my sobriety - a great sense of pride in being (apart from gallons of coffee!) stimulant-free.
Life feels simpler, and anything is possible.
My baby boy is 7 months old. The best reason never to go back.
Great to see so many familiar faces still sober and the SR community continuing to save lives one post at a time.
Max
I'm still around although less in recent months.
Almost 18 months sober now, and 8 months a non-smoker!
Kicking the fags has had a galvanising effect on my sobriety - a great sense of pride in being (apart from gallons of coffee!) stimulant-free.
Life feels simpler, and anything is possible.
My baby boy is 7 months old. The best reason never to go back.
Great to see so many familiar faces still sober and the SR community continuing to save lives one post at a time.
Max
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Join Date: Oct 2012
Location: Orillia, Ont., Canada
Posts: 165
Great to hear from you Max, and that all is going so well. My wife and I quit smoking about 2 months ago now, I found it to be as hard as stopping drinking, at first, anyway, but the cravings don't last that long, after all, and it sure does save money
Congrats on the baby, and on your success in recovery. All the best, Rick btw, if he happens to become a football fan, ask him to keep a fond spot for the Bolton Wanderers--I seem to be their only fan in Canada
Congrats on the baby, and on your success in recovery. All the best, Rick btw, if he happens to become a football fan, ask him to keep a fond spot for the Bolton Wanderers--I seem to be their only fan in Canada
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