Not sure where to put this post? I know everyone on here is so supportive but just wondered if those members if have quit in October would be interested in starting a new group on here. Just so we can buddy up and celebrate our milestones together?
If you do and know how to set it up - please so and I'll join (I'm not sure how to start a new group)
Tinkerbell xx
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I'll join in. Think I quit on 30/9/09, but had my last cigarette that day (I think, can't remeber without checking up) so Oct 1 was the first cigarette-free day
Does anyone who has shown interest in joining the October quitters group know how to go about 'making a social group' for us to post in and chivy each other along?
I've found where it says 'create a group' but have no idea what do within the 'creating bit' if there is such a bit :confused: e.g. getting every-ones screen-names and info within the sig.
Either that was far easier than I thought ...... or ...... I've missed something.
Pull down the list under 'Quick Links' slightly up and to the right, click on Social Groups and then find one names OctoQuits - should be near the top. Click on that and 'join'.
Still don't know how you show other group members names within yr sig though.
Your sig now reads how you were an original Octo - now a gatecrashing Oct
It was you who first asked about setting up a group for October quitters - you kind of really were the Original Octo Girl - much better than a Bond Girl
Anyone else thinking about Group here and their effectiveness then don't think about it anymore, join.
Definitly better than a Bond Girl. I might change my signature then, wht do you think?
Absolutely, as Pol said you are the Octo Quit girl and even though you have re-started I admire your courage. I am sure there is not one of the remaining Octo quitters who would begrudge you still being one of us as this is not a race last time I looked but a support group for all.
Change your signature and join the old gang again.
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