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Some online resources you may find helpful are:
1. Smokefree.gov: This website provides evidence-based strategies, tools, and tips to help you quit smoking and stay smoke-free. It also offers a Quit Guide, (1/)
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2. Truth Initiative (truthinitiative.org): Truth Initiative offers a variety of resources designed to empower people to quit smoking. They provide educational materials, personal stories of successful quitters, and helpful tips for quitting.
3. The quitSTART app: Developed by Smokefree.gov, the quitSTART app is a free smartphone app available for Android and iOS. It provides personalized tips, motivation, and (2/)
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Remember, quitting smoking can be a challenging process, but you are not alone. These resources are designed to help and support you on your journey. If you have any other questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask. You can do this! (3/)
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