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Repost:  Inspiring our quit with a children's story

I love this but have no idea who wrote it and where I found it.    It is so true.  I put a lot of hard work and effort into quitting and I am rewarded for that with improved health (yeah diabetes is wacko  - has nothing to do with quitting just my bad choices but my breathing is excellent), rewarded with freedom - I am not a slave to my addiction and do not have to race to feed it when it demands to be fed and most important of all, I am happy and proud that I quit.  I did the hard work necessary to get to where I am today - to see the lies of addiction.  I wish for all to see the lies - I wish for all to enjoy the freedom of choosing to not give in to the lies of addiction and living life free!
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Cara
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Inspiring Our quit with a great old children’s story Please read . 
The Plot: The basic story outline of "The Three Little Pigs" is a tale of three pigs, and each builds a home. One takes little time in building the home out of straw and spends the rest of his time playing and relaxing. A second pig builds a home out of sticks, which takes slightly longer, but he too values relaxation time. A third pig chooses to build a home out of bricks, which requires a great deal of time and effort. He values taking the time to build a home properly over relaxation and recreation. When the Big Bad Wolf comes to the homes, only the third pig's house of bricks stands up to the pressure applied by the wolf. 
Moral Lesson: The primary moral lesson learned from "The Three Little Pigs" is that hard work and dedication pay off. While the first two pigs quickly built homes and had more free time to play, the third pig labored in the construction of his house of bricks. Compared to the other two pigs, the third pig's extra effort paid off in that his home lasted. The idea that taking the time to perform a task the right way has been adopted by many work organizations and preached by teachers and parents of children for many generations.
 Walt Disney and the Great Depression In 1933, Walt Disney released an eight-minute animated film of the "Three Little Pigs." According to the Encyclopedia of Disney Animated Shorts, the short film inspired many Americans through the Great Depression. Americans used the Big Bad Wolf as a symbol of the strife in their lives. Just as the three little pigs were able to overcome adversity through hard work, many Americans believed that their hard work would eventually lead them out of the Great Depression. by J Soden in part. 
Great lesson and moral to the story to which I think will can all inspired by to work hard , keep dedicted , and when thoughts of smoking come and torment you ; keep your quit solid .

Repost: Inspiring our quit with a children's story

I love this but have no idea who wrote it and where I found it. It is so true. I put a lot of hard work and effort into quitting and I am rewarded for that with improved health (yeah diabetes is wacko - has nothing to do with quitting just my bad choices but my breathing is excellent), rewarded with freedom - I am not a slave to my addiction and do not have to race to feed it when it demands to be fed and most important of all, I am happy and... Show more