Tuesday, May 26, 2015

What Are The Icky Threes?

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What Are The Icky Threes?

Knowledge of what we might experience as we move through recovery from nicotine addiction is crucial because it allows us to plan for the challenges.

An educated quit is a successful quit!

Have a great week, all.
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Terry Martin
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