Please join me in celebrating and congratulating MXBNW on his great achievement!
Congratz M X B N W on 2-years smoke-free!
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Please join me in celebrating and congratulating MXBNW on his great achievement!
Wayne, that is such a great accomplishment!
So glad you found the REO and it helped you on your quest to remain smoke free!
Not only that you got your wife to finally try a REO and drop the cigs.
Congratulations, and we hope to see many more years roll by hassle free!
So glad you found the REO and it helped you on your quest to remain smoke free!
Not only that you got your wife to finally try a REO and drop the cigs.
Congratulations, and we hope to see many more years roll by hassle free!
Congratulations that is a fantastic acomplishment!!!!!!!!!
This calls for a banana dance!!!!!!!
This calls for a banana dance!!!!!!!
Gratz! That is awesome! Hopefully me and Wifey can say the same for ourselves on March 28th 2014.
Thanks Delilah 
And thank you every one. I have said this many times if it was not for Rob and his REO's I am not sure I could have don it.
I smoked for over 32 years 2+ packs a day. Though I would die a smoker for sure. I passed my two year mark smoke free in March of this year. Longest stretch in my adult life that I did not smoke.
The biggest thank goes to Rob for helping me get Lisa to quit smoking. I spent thousands of dollars on ecigs and stuff to go with them to try to help Lisa quit. I would buy two of every thing I could find just to see if it would work for her it was the mini REO that did it (Thanks Rob) .
As much as I am glad to be rid of that monster that would have killed me for sure. I am more pleased with finding the device that helped Lisa quit. My drive to quilt was not only for me but for Lisa. I love her and would do any thing to keep her around for as long as possible funny how that works. By going on that quest to same my wife I saved my self. (there is a lot more to that story but that's another day)
Thank you every one and I hope that each and ever one of you hit your two year and keeps going.
And thank you every one. I have said this many times if it was not for Rob and his REO's I am not sure I could have don it.
I smoked for over 32 years 2+ packs a day. Though I would die a smoker for sure. I passed my two year mark smoke free in March of this year. Longest stretch in my adult life that I did not smoke.
The biggest thank goes to Rob for helping me get Lisa to quit smoking. I spent thousands of dollars on ecigs and stuff to go with them to try to help Lisa quit. I would buy two of every thing I could find just to see if it would work for her it was the mini REO that did it (Thanks Rob) .
As much as I am glad to be rid of that monster that would have killed me for sure. I am more pleased with finding the device that helped Lisa quit. My drive to quilt was not only for me but for Lisa. I love her and would do any thing to keep her around for as long as possible funny how that works. By going on that quest to same my wife I saved my self. (there is a lot more to that story but that's another day)
Thank you every one and I hope that each and ever one of you hit your two year and keeps going.
Congrats and thank you and Lisa for providing so much help to so many people.
Anyone remember the approximate number of years it takes for a hard smoker's lungs to completely recover (as much as they can) after quitting smoking? I like the idea of my lungs returning to their original pink 'n squishyness.
Anyone remember the approximate number of years it takes for a hard smoker's lungs to completely recover (as much as they can) after quitting smoking? I like the idea of my lungs returning to their original pink 'n squishyness.
Congrats Wayne and Lisa!
BTW Lisa, that's the new banner you sent. I saw what you were talking about but only after you pointed it out.
BTW Lisa, that's the new banner you sent. I saw what you were talking about but only after you pointed it out.
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