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Thank you for sharing Jen!
 
 

Ashley, Health Educator
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WOW! Jen You are one impressive lady. I can't imagine you as one who "gives up" after that story , perhaps smoking masks things other than the physical !
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Hi Jennifer:
 
When one door closes another always opens.  Your will and determination is without question not only in your non smoking life but in all other aspects of life in general.  Your coming graduation is proof as is your non smoking stats.  Keep up the great work and please do stop by now and then to show the younger quitters that quitting is indeed possible.
 
Kindest regards
 
Duffis
 
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  Two years ago I had an accident and fractured my left leg.  I had just begun a new running program a couple of months before and I can't describe the extreme frustration I felt at the time. 
  Anger and bitterness took hold for awhile and I felt that no matter how much I've accomplished in my life, nothing I had ever done was worth the effort, it was a very depressing time. 
  After a few months I was told no more running, ever.  My doctors were afraid of a stress fracture since this was my second break in the same area and discussed surgery.  It's been a long healing process and I was told my leg will never recover 100%.  The upswing of my situation is that I never thought about smoking a cigarette once during this painful ordeal!  That's a big one for me because through most of my life I would simply give up, but not this time, my quit is solid. 
  I needed a change in career because of my leg, so I returned to college seven months after my accident and will graduate at the end of this year.
  Running is no longer an option for me, but I can walk five miles in about an hour a few times a week.  The weight gained is coming off and I feel terrific.  I remember feeling afraid to quit smoking, not knowing what I would turn into and wondering if I'd like myself.  I changed into someone stronger and more able to deal with life, it's all good. 
Take care and stay strong,
Jennifer  :)                    

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