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I just broke out in a cold sweat at work after realizing I threw my last can in the trash after dinner last night. :(
I’ve been chewing for 37 years.
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I just broke out in a cold sweat at work after realizing I threw my last can in the trash after dinner last night. :(
I’ve been chewing for 37 years.
@stillbrewing (https://ktcforum.org/index.php?action=profile;u=16240)
Glad you’re here! Go here https://ktcforum.org/index.php?PHPSESSID=btu6gu1h5ngkio6th2u7ua0r37&topic=16102.0
to your March 2020 pre-HOF quit group to post your promise to remain nicotine free for today. You’ll get lots of support!
To post roll:
1) refresh the page
2) scroll to the most recent post that says March Madness 2020 quit group.
3) hit quote
4) scroll down in the text till you see “new badass quitters post here”
5) type your name and day count under the last one in this group
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I just broke out in a cold sweat at work after realizing I threw my last can in the trash after dinner last night. :(
I’ve been chewing for 37 years.
@stillbrewing (https://ktcforum.org/index.php?action=profile;u=16240)
Glad you’re here! Go here https://ktcforum.org/index.php?PHPSESSID=btu6gu1h5ngkio6th2u7ua0r37&topic=16102.0
to your March 2020 pre-HOF quit group to post your promise to remain nicotine free for today. You’ll get lots of support!
To post roll:
1) refresh the page
2) scroll to the most recent post that says March Madness 2020 quit group.
3) hit quote
4) scroll down in the text till you see “new badass quitters post here”
5) type your name and day count under the last one in this group
Do what Ankape suggests below immediately and don't go buy a new can. Your body's reaction to your decision is normal. The nic bitch is sweating bullets right now. Hopefully you flushed and rinsed the contents of that can before throwing it in the trash. Pay at the pump when you buy gas. I promise you can quit that putrid junk one day at a time. None today!!
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I just broke out in a cold sweat at work after realizing I threw my last can in the trash after dinner last night. :(
I’ve been chewing for 37 years.
@stillbrewing (https://ktcforum.org/index.php?action=profile;u=16240)
Glad you’re here! Go here https://ktcforum.org/index.php?PHPSESSID=btu6gu1h5ngkio6th2u7ua0r37&topic=16102.0
to your March 2020 pre-HOF quit group to post your promise to remain nicotine free for today. You’ll get lots of support!
To post roll:
1) refresh the page
2) scroll to the most recent post that says March Madness 2020 quit group.
3) hit quote
4) scroll down in the text till you see “new badass quitters post here”
5) type your name and day count under the last one in this group
Do what Ankape suggests below immediately and don't go buy a new can. Your body's reaction to your decision is normal. The nic bitch is sweating bullets right now. Hopefully you flushed and rinsed the contents of that can before throwing it in the trash. Pay at the pump when you buy gas. I promise you can quit that putrid junk one day at a time. None today!!
@stillbrewing (https://ktcforum.org/index.php?action=profile;u=16240) it sucks for a while and let it is so much better. Freedom!! Nothing great comes easy. Put in the work and enjoy the rest of your life. You can do this.
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I just broke out in a cold sweat at work after realizing I threw my last can in the trash after dinner last night. :(
I’ve been chewing for 37 years.
@stillbrewing (https://ktcforum.org/index.php?action=profile;u=16240)
Glad you’re here! Go here https://ktcforum.org/index.php?PHPSESSID=btu6gu1h5ngkio6th2u7ua0r37&topic=16102.0
to your March 2020 pre-HOF quit group to post your promise to remain nicotine free for today. You’ll get lots of support!
To post roll:
1) refresh the page
2) scroll to the most recent post that says March Madness 2020 quit group.
3) hit quote
4) scroll down in the text till you see “new badass quitters post here”
5) type your name and day count under the last one in this group
Do what Ankape suggests below immediately and don't go buy a new can. Your body's reaction to your decision is normal. The nic bitch is sweating bullets right now. Hopefully you flushed and rinsed the contents of that can before throwing it in the trash. Pay at the pump when you buy gas. I promise you can quit that putrid junk one day at a time. None today!!
@stillbrewing (https://ktcforum.org/index.php?action=profile;u=16240) it sucks for a while and let it is so much better. Freedom!! Nothing great comes easy. Put in the work and enjoy the rest of your life. You can do this.
I am only 11 days into the quit. Very long days, Each day was different and the body resistance getting less. When the crave hits MOVE do anything different than sit and focus on what you don't have. Change that moment. One Day At A Time - ODAAT, One Minute At A Time - OMAAT One Second At A Time - OSAAT, Hang in there Post Roll Quitting With You Today Olcpo
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I just broke out in a cold sweat at work after realizing I threw my last can in the trash after dinner last night. :(
I’ve been chewing for 37 years.
So are you a one post wonder or are you going to do something about it?
The only one who can make a difference is YOU.
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I just broke out in a cold sweat at work after realizing I threw my last can in the trash after dinner last night. :(
I’ve been chewing for 37 years.
So are you a one post wonder or are you going to do something about it?
The only one who can make a difference is YOU.
I have made up my mind to change. I don't feel well and almost shit myself earlier but I will not get a can.
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I just broke out in a cold sweat at work after realizing I threw my last can in the trash after dinner last night. :(
I’ve been chewing for 37 years.
So are you a one post wonder or are you going to do something about it?
The only one who can make a difference is YOU.
I have made up my mind to change. I don't feel well and almost shit myself earlier but I will not get a can.
You're rolling solo and have yet to post roll to get and give support. That's how it works here.
Gimmee a holler. digits in your inbox.
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I just broke out in a cold sweat at work after realizing I threw my last can in the trash after dinner last night. :(
I’ve been chewing for 37 years.
So are you a one post wonder or are you going to do something about it?
The only one who can make a difference is YOU.
I have made up my mind to change. I don't feel well and almost shit myself earlier but I will not get a can.
You're rolling solo and have yet to post roll to get and give support. That's how it works here.
Gimmee a holler. digits in your inbox.
@stillbrewing (https://ktcforum.org/index.php?action=profile;u=16240) Congrats on making the decision. Those first few days suck-we get it! Drink a crap ton of water. Athan (who is an epic quitter) is right! This is your introduction page- You aren't connected yet. It's a great space to introduce yourself to everyone and journal your quit. But it's not the support part of KTC.
You need to go to March 20 Group and begin posting with fellow quitters in your same quit group. Here is a link to your quit group. You will see your screen name in Red for where you need to post.
https://ktcforum.org/index.php?topic=16102.0
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Congratulations on making the weekend! You got This! Keep it going. First a weekend, then a week, Then...
Olcpo
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Congratulations on making the weekend! You got This! Keep it going. First a weekend, then a week, Then...
Olcpo
Congrats on the week! Keep it up.
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HEY HEY HEY this fellow ridge runner from Pennsylvania made it to the 3rd floor today. Congrats to story telling, chunky pudding making, trying to keep his clients in the same world he is in and now living in the flat lands of south Jersey Stillbrewing Steve. Awesome job my friend and keep doing what you are doing. You inspire us all in our quits at the same time entertaining us with your wit. As long as I am not receiving any chunky pudding from you we are aok, lol. As we stroll through our quit we are blessed with many individuals that make a difference in our lives. You have made that difference and I will be forever grateful. Thanks again my friend and God bless you and your family.
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HEY HEY HEY this fellow ridge runner from Pennsylvania made it to the 3rd floor today. Congrats to story telling, chunky pudding making, trying to keep his clients in the same world he is in and now living in the flat lands of south Jersey Stillbrewing Steve. Awesome job my friend and keep doing what you are doing. You inspire us all in our quits at the same time entertaining us with your wit. As long as I am not receiving any chunky pudding from you we are aok, lol. As we stroll through our quit we are blessed with many individuals that make a difference in our lives. You have made that difference and I will be forever grateful. Thanks again my friend and God bless you and your family.
Congrats on that third floor arrival brother
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HEY HEY HEY this fellow ridge runner from Pennsylvania made it to the 3rd floor today. Congrats to story telling, chunky pudding making, trying to keep his clients in the same world he is in and now living in the flat lands of south Jersey Stillbrewing Steve. Awesome job my friend and keep doing what you are doing. You inspire us all in our quits at the same time entertaining us with your wit. As long as I am not receiving any chunky pudding from you we are aok, lol. As we stroll through our quit we are blessed with many individuals that make a difference in our lives. You have made that difference and I will be forever grateful. Thanks again my friend and God bless you and your family.
Congrats on that third floor arrival brother
Nice work there. Keep doing what you are doing.
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HEY HEY HEY this fellow ridge runner from Pennsylvania made it to the 3rd floor today. Congrats to story telling, chunky pudding making, trying to keep his clients in the same world he is in and now living in the flat lands of south Jersey Stillbrewing Steve. Awesome job my friend and keep doing what you are doing. You inspire us all in our quits at the same time entertaining us with your wit. As long as I am not receiving any chunky pudding from you we are aok, lol. As we stroll through our quit we are blessed with many individuals that make a difference in our lives. You have made that difference and I will be forever grateful. Thanks again my friend and God bless you and your family.
Congrats on that third floor arrival brother
Nice work there. Keep doing what you are doing.
Third floor brother, that's when it really started to change for me. Sleep much better, diet and stomach much better, overall mood much better. Even grew an inch or two. Hope it's working for your too!!
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HEY HEY HEY this fellow ridge runner from Pennsylvania made it to the 3rd floor today. Congrats to story telling, chunky pudding making, trying to keep his clients in the same world he is in and now living in the flat lands of south Jersey Stillbrewing Steve. Awesome job my friend and keep doing what you are doing. You inspire us all in our quits at the same time entertaining us with your wit. As long as I am not receiving any chunky pudding from you we are aok, lol. As we stroll through our quit we are blessed with many individuals that make a difference in our lives. You have made that difference and I will be forever grateful. Thanks again my friend and God bless you and your family.
Congrats on that third floor arrival brother
Nice work there. Keep doing what you are doing.
Third floor brother, that's when it really started to change for me. Sleep much better, diet and stomach much better, overall mood much better. Even grew an inch or two. Hope it's working for your too!!
Thank you guys for your support. You all keep me heading in the right direction! QUIT on brothers!
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Day 409...
I've been meaning to update my intro for awhile and the other day I got the nudge I needed. Two days ago I returned to work after two weeks of a wasted vacation that turned into a quarantine after my son tested positive for Covid. Long story short, I was reassigned to the unit with gastric tubes and tracheostomies where there is a new doctor who acts like the unit is an ER instead of a LTC facility. The day turned into one of those non-stop, no break days from the time I hit the door. Four hours into the hectic shift, I stepped outside for a minute to make a quick call to the wife. The very first unconscious thought that entered my mind as the cold air hit my face was, "Let me take a quick dip while I make this call." That brief thought was like a slap in the face. How could my brain even momentarily totally forget the past 400+ days of quit?
The answer is quite simple. The nic demon never sleeps. The simplest thing such as the stress of a hectic day at work and he's there in my brain knocking at the door. He doesn't recognize a day count or how many days you've stacked. He may lie dormant for period of time but he will always be there because I am a nicotine addict.
We can never become complacent...we can never let our guard down.
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Day 409...
I've been meaning to update my intro for awhile and the other day I got the nudge I needed. Two days ago I returned to work after two weeks of a wasted vacation that turned into a quarantine after my son tested positive for Covid. Long story short, I was reassigned to the unit with gastric tubes and tracheostomies where there is a new doctor who acts like the unit is an ER instead of a LTC facility. The day turned into one of those non-stop, no break days from the time I hit the door. Four hours into the hectic shift, I stepped outside for a minute to make a quick call to the wife. The very first unconscious thought that entered my mind as the cold air hit my face was, "Let me take a quick dip while I make this call." That brief thought was like a slap in the face. How could my brain even momentarily totally forget the past 400+ days of quit?
The answer is quite simple. The nic demon never sleeps. The simplest thing such as the stress of a hectic day at work and he's there in my brain knocking at the door. He doesn't recognize a day count or how many days you've stacked. He may lie dormant for period of time but he will always be there because I am a nicotine addict.
We can never become complacent...we can never let our guard down.
You got that right brother. I've had too many of those moments to think I don't need a daily promise. Almost left the site two weeks ago but that one nagging little bitch in the back of my mind made me think better of it. I don't ever wanna be in her pocket again.
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Day 409...
I've been meaning to update my intro for awhile and the other day I got the nudge I needed. Two days ago I returned to work after two weeks of a wasted vacation that turned into a quarantine after my son tested positive for Covid. Long story short, I was reassigned to the unit with gastric tubes and tracheostomies where there is a new doctor who acts like the unit is an ER instead of a LTC facility. The day turned into one of those non-stop, no break days from the time I hit the door. Four hours into the hectic shift, I stepped outside for a minute to make a quick call to the wife. The very first unconscious thought that entered my mind as the cold air hit my face was, "Let me take a quick dip while I make this call." That brief thought was like a slap in the face. How could my brain even momentarily totally forget the past 400+ days of quit?
The answer is quite simple. The nic demon never sleeps. The simplest thing such as the stress of a hectic day at work and he's there in my brain knocking at the door. He doesn't recognize a day count or how many days you've stacked. He may lie dormant for period of time but he will always be there because I am a nicotine addict.
We can never become complacent...we can never let our guard down.
You got that right brother. I've had too many of those moments to think I don't need a daily promise. Almost left the site two weeks ago but that one nagging little bitch in the back of my mind made me think better of it. I don't ever wanna be in her pocket again.
Amen brother!! This still happens to me several times a week. Not as acute as it once was. Certainly more fleeting but a slap in the face none the less. My guess is that this never totally goes away. Not sure about you but my brain will always connect good times, good friends, hard work, outdoors, etc, etc, etc... with having a wedge of Kodiak in my lip. It's a scam but that's what my brain does. The fact that I now this and carry on is a win in itself.
Shoulder to shoulder brother
~HAG
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Day 409...
I've been meaning to update my intro for awhile and the other day I got the nudge I needed. Two days ago I returned to work after two weeks of a wasted vacation that turned into a quarantine after my son tested positive for Covid. Long story short, I was reassigned to the unit with gastric tubes and tracheostomies where there is a new doctor who acts like the unit is an ER instead of a LTC facility. The day turned into one of those non-stop, no break days from the time I hit the door. Four hours into the hectic shift, I stepped outside for a minute to make a quick call to the wife. The very first unconscious thought that entered my mind as the cold air hit my face was, "Let me take a quick dip while I make this call." That brief thought was like a slap in the face. How could my brain even momentarily totally forget the past 400+ days of quit?
The answer is quite simple. The nic demon never sleeps. The simplest thing such as the stress of a hectic day at work and he's there in my brain knocking at the door. He doesn't recognize a day count or how many days you've stacked. He may lie dormant for period of time but he will always be there because I am a nicotine addict.
We can never become complacent...we can never let our guard down.
You got that right brother. I've had too many of those moments to think I don't need a daily promise. Almost left the site two weeks ago but that one nagging little bitch in the back of my mind made me think better of it. I don't ever wanna be in her pocket again.
Amen brother!! This still happens to me several times a week. Not as acute as it once was. Certainly more fleeting but a slap in the face none the less. My guess is that this never totally goes away. Not sure about you but my brain will always connect good times, good friends, hard work, outdoors, etc, etc, etc... with having a wedge of Kodiak in my lip. It's a scam but that's what my brain does. The fact that I now this and carry on is a win in itself.
Shoulder to shoulder brother
~HAG
That is why I will always be posting my promise. It shows that we are never cured. Thanks for sharing. You just gave my quit a shot of momentum. Proud to quit with you.
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Day 409...
I've been meaning to update my intro for awhile and the other day I got the nudge I needed. Two days ago I returned to work after two weeks of a wasted vacation that turned into a quarantine after my son tested positive for Covid. Long story short, I was reassigned to the unit with gastric tubes and tracheostomies where there is a new doctor who acts like the unit is an ER instead of a LTC facility. The day turned into one of those non-stop, no break days from the time I hit the door. Four hours into the hectic shift, I stepped outside for a minute to make a quick call to the wife. The very first unconscious thought that entered my mind as the cold air hit my face was, "Let me take a quick dip while I make this call." That brief thought was like a slap in the face. How could my brain even momentarily totally forget the past 400+ days of quit?
The answer is quite simple. The nic demon never sleeps. The simplest thing such as the stress of a hectic day at work and he's there in my brain knocking at the door. He doesn't recognize a day count or how many days you've stacked. He may lie dormant for period of time but he will always be there because I am a nicotine addict.
We can never become complacent...we can never let our guard down.
You got that right brother. I've had too many of those moments to think I don't need a daily promise. Almost left the site two weeks ago but that one nagging little bitch in the back of my mind made me think better of it. I don't ever wanna be in her pocket again.
I also have been there and matter of fact there was one time that you were right there with me. As I said to you that day, never in my life had I ever felt such relief wash over me as I had that day. You my friend are the reason I am still here and I will walk everyday with you. When you reach out to others to strengthen them you actually strengthen yourself. Keep doing what your doing and you need anything you got my number. PTBQWY and God bless ya brother.
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Day 409...
I've been meaning to update my intro for awhile and the other day I got the nudge I needed. Two days ago I returned to work after two weeks of a wasted vacation that turned into a quarantine after my son tested positive for Covid. Long story short, I was reassigned to the unit with gastric tubes and tracheostomies where there is a new doctor who acts like the unit is an ER instead of a LTC facility. The day turned into one of those non-stop, no break days from the time I hit the door. Four hours into the hectic shift, I stepped outside for a minute to make a quick call to the wife. The very first unconscious thought that entered my mind as the cold air hit my face was, "Let me take a quick dip while I make this call." That brief thought was like a slap in the face. How could my brain even momentarily totally forget the past 400+ days of quit?
The answer is quite simple. The nic demon never sleeps. The simplest thing such as the stress of a hectic day at work and he's there in my brain knocking at the door. He doesn't recognize a day count or how many days you've stacked. He may lie dormant for period of time but he will always be there because I am a nicotine addict.
We can never become complacent...we can never let our guard down.
You got that right brother. I've had too many of those moments to think I don't need a daily promise. Almost left the site two weeks ago but that one nagging little bitch in the back of my mind made me think better of it. I don't ever wanna be in her pocket again.
I also have been there and matter of fact there was one time that you were right there with me. As I said to you that day, never in my life had I ever felt such relief wash over me as I had that day. You my friend are the reason I am still here and I will walk everyday with you. When you reach out to others to strengthen them you actually strengthen yourself. Keep doing what your doing and you need anything you got my number. PTBQWY and God bless ya brother.
So glad you posted this. Welcome those thoughts not matter how much they botnet you. It still save your quit. The journey is on going. Quit Hard!
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Day 409...
I've been meaning to update my intro for awhile and the other day I got the nudge I needed. Two days ago I returned to work after two weeks of a wasted vacation that turned into a quarantine after my son tested positive for Covid. Long story short, I was reassigned to the unit with gastric tubes and tracheostomies where there is a new doctor who acts like the unit is an ER instead of a LTC facility. The day turned into one of those non-stop, no break days from the time I hit the door. Four hours into the hectic shift, I stepped outside for a minute to make a quick call to the wife. The very first unconscious thought that entered my mind as the cold air hit my face was, "Let me take a quick dip while I make this call." That brief thought was like a slap in the face. How could my brain even momentarily totally forget the past 400+ days of quit?
The answer is quite simple. The nic demon never sleeps. The simplest thing such as the stress of a hectic day at work and he's there in my brain knocking at the door. He doesn't recognize a day count or how many days you've stacked. He may lie dormant for period of time but he will always be there because I am a nicotine addict.
We can never become complacent...we can never let our guard down.
You got that right brother. I've had too many of those moments to think I don't need a daily promise. Almost left the site two weeks ago but that one nagging little bitch in the back of my mind made me think better of it. I don't ever wanna be in her pocket again.
I also have been there and matter of fact there was one time that you were right there with me. As I said to you that day, never in my life had I ever felt such relief wash over me as I had that day. You my friend are the reason I am still here and I will walk everyday with you. When you reach out to others to strengthen them you actually strengthen yourself. Keep doing what your doing and you need anything you got my number. PTBQWY and God bless ya brother.
So glad you posted this. Welcome those thoughts no matter how much they bother you. It still save your quit. The journey is on going. Quit Hard!
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Day 409...
I've been meaning to update my intro for awhile and the other day I got the nudge I needed. Two days ago I returned to work after two weeks of a wasted vacation that turned into a quarantine after my son tested positive for Covid. Long story short, I was reassigned to the unit with gastric tubes and tracheostomies where there is a new doctor who acts like the unit is an ER instead of a LTC facility. The day turned into one of those non-stop, no break days from the time I hit the door. Four hours into the hectic shift, I stepped outside for a minute to make a quick call to the wife. The very first unconscious thought that entered my mind as the cold air hit my face was, "Let me take a quick dip while I make this call." That brief thought was like a slap in the face. How could my brain even momentarily totally forget the past 400+ days of quit?
The answer is quite simple. The nic demon never sleeps. The simplest thing such as the stress of a hectic day at work and he's there in my brain knocking at the door. He doesn't recognize a day count or how many days you've stacked. He may lie dormant for period of time but he will always be there because I am a nicotine addict.
We can never become complacent...we can never let our guard down.
You got that right brother. I've had too many of those moments to think I don't need a daily promise. Almost left the site two weeks ago but that one nagging little bitch in the back of my mind made me think better of it. I don't ever wanna be in her pocket again.
I also have been there and matter of fact there was one time that you were right there with me. As I said to you that day, never in my life had I ever felt such relief wash over me as I had that day. You my friend are the reason I am still here and I will walk everyday with you. When you reach out to others to strengthen them you actually strengthen yourself. Keep doing what your doing and you need anything you got my number. PTBQWY and God bless ya brother.
So glad you posted this. Welcome those thoughts no matter how much they bother you. It still save your quit. The journey is on going. Quit Hard!
@Athan (https://ktcforum.org/index.php?action=profile;u=258) , @Thefranks5 (https://ktcforum.org/index.php?action=profile;u=17642) , @ChickDip (https://ktcforum.org/index.php?action=profile;u=164) , @EXBEARHAG (https://ktcforum.org/index.php?action=profile;u=14879) , @Keith0617 (https://ktcforum.org/index.php?action=profile;u=1356) , and all you BAQ's that hold me accountable and keep me quit everyday...you are my strength to carry on and stay quit. I thank you!
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Day 409...
I've been meaning to update my intro for awhile and the other day I got the nudge I needed. Two days ago I returned to work after two weeks of a wasted vacation that turned into a quarantine after my son tested positive for Covid. Long story short, I was reassigned to the unit with gastric tubes and tracheostomies where there is a new doctor who acts like the unit is an ER instead of a LTC facility. The day turned into one of those non-stop, no break days from the time I hit the door. Four hours into the hectic shift, I stepped outside for a minute to make a quick call to the wife. The very first unconscious thought that entered my mind as the cold air hit my face was, "Let me take a quick dip while I make this call." That brief thought was like a slap in the face. How could my brain even momentarily totally forget the past 400+ days of quit?
The answer is quite simple. The nic demon never sleeps. The simplest thing such as the stress of a hectic day at work and he's there in my brain knocking at the door. He doesn't recognize a day count or how many days you've stacked. He may lie dormant for period of time but he will always be there because I am a nicotine addict.
We can never become complacent...we can never let our guard down.
It's odd how we still get those pesky robocalls from the nicodemon no matter how far out we are, gotta hit "deny" everytime. Way to go brother keep the quit strong!
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Burned a few days off from work to do stuff around the house. This morning I posted my day 476 and sent out my daily morning texts like I owned this shit. Deep cleaned my kitchen today top to bottom (yep cooking is my shit). I had a few drinks in the process and then that nic bitch started screaming in my ear. If it wasn't for my promise to quit for today and my quit crew...I'd be lost.
Thank-you my friends. Tomorrow will be another +1.
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Burned a few days off from work to do stuff around the house. This morning I posted my day 476 and sent out my daily morning texts like I owned this shit. Deep cleaned my kitchen today top to bottom (yep cooking is my shit). I had a few drinks in the process and then that nic bitch started screaming in my ear. If it wasn't for my promise to quit for today and my quit crew...I'd be lost.
Thank-you my friends. Tomorrow will be another +1.
Tell Nic Witch that you are divorced from her and your wife will castrate you if you go back!!!!!!!! Besides I know two guys from Pa that would hang you upside down by your toenails if you caved. What do you think @MuleMan (https://ktcforum.org/index.php?action=profile;u=16417) or is using toenails to good for our man @stillbrewing (https://ktcforum.org/index.php?action=profile;u=16240) ,lol.
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Burned a few days off from work to do stuff around the house. This morning I posted my day 476 and sent out my daily morning texts like I owned this shit. Deep cleaned my kitchen today top to bottom (yep cooking is my shit). I had a few drinks in the process and then that nic bitch started screaming in my ear. If it wasn't for my promise to quit for today and my quit crew...I'd be lost.
Thank-you my friends. Tomorrow will be another +1.
Tell Nic Witch that you are divorced from her and your wife will castrate you if you go back!!!!!!!! Besides I know two guys from Pa that would hang you upside down by your toenails if you caved. What do you think @MuleMan (https://ktcforum.org/index.php?action=profile;u=16417) or is using toenails to good for our man @stillbrewing (https://ktcforum.org/index.php?action=profile;u=16240) ,lol.
Nice win my brother. Demonstrates the importance of posting your promise and the brotherhood. Keep letting those days add up. You are killing it.
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Burned a few days off from work to do stuff around the house. This morning I posted my day 476 and sent out my daily morning texts like I owned this shit. Deep cleaned my kitchen today top to bottom (yep cooking is my shit). I had a few drinks in the process and then that nic bitch started screaming in my ear. If it wasn't for my promise to quit for today and my quit crew...I'd be lost.
Thank-you my friends. Tomorrow will be another +1.
Tell Nic Witch that you are divorced from her and your wife will castrate you if you go back!!!!!!!! Besides I know two guys from Pa that would hang you upside down by your toenails if you caved. What do you think @MuleMan (https://ktcforum.org/index.php?action=profile;u=16417) or is using toenails to good for our man @stillbrewing (https://ktcforum.org/index.php?action=profile;u=16240) ,lol.
Nice win my brother. Demonstrates the importance of posting your promise and the brotherhood. Keep letting those days add up. You are killing it.
Thanks Doug & Keith... LOL not ready to do another day 1. I can't even imagine what kind of shit you would put me through. Yeah...no...
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Burned a few days off from work to do stuff around the house. This morning I posted my day 476 and sent out my daily morning texts like I owned this shit. Deep cleaned my kitchen today top to bottom (yep cooking is my shit). I had a few drinks in the process and then that nic bitch started screaming in my ear. If it wasn't for my promise to quit for today and my quit crew...I'd be lost.
Thank-you my friends. Tomorrow will be another +1.
Tell Nic Witch that you are divorced from her and your wife will castrate you if you go back!!!!!!!! Besides I know two guys from Pa that would hang you upside down by your toenails if you caved. What do you think @MuleMan (https://ktcforum.org/index.php?action=profile;u=16417) or is using toenails to good for our man @stillbrewing (https://ktcforum.org/index.php?action=profile;u=16240) ,lol.
Nice win my brother. Demonstrates the importance of posting your promise and the brotherhood. Keep letting those days add up. You are killing it.
Thanks Doug & Keith... LOL not ready to do another day 1. I can't even imagine what kind of shit you would put me through. Yeah...no...
way to keep er down brother! It’s the little wins that matter the most, your a badass quiter keep doing you !
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Burned a few days off from work to do stuff around the house. This morning I posted my day 476 and sent out my daily morning texts like I owned this shit. Deep cleaned my kitchen today top to bottom (yep cooking is my shit). I had a few drinks in the process and then that nic bitch started screaming in my ear. If it wasn't for my promise to quit for today and my quit crew...I'd be lost.
Thank-you my friends. Tomorrow will be another +1.
Tell Nic Witch that you are divorced from her and your wife will castrate you if you go back!!!!!!!! Besides I know two guys from Pa that would hang you upside down by your toenails if you caved. What do you think @MuleMan (https://ktcforum.org/index.php?action=profile;u=16417) or is using toenails to good for our man @stillbrewing (https://ktcforum.org/index.php?action=profile;u=16240) ,lol.
Nice win my brother. Demonstrates the importance of posting your promise and the brotherhood. Keep letting those days add up. You are killing it.
Thanks Doug & Keith... LOL not ready to do another day 1. I can't even imagine what kind of shit you would put me through. Yeah...no...
way to keep er down brother! It’s the little wins that matter the most, your a badass quiter keep doing you !
You lean on us, we lean on you...shoulder to shoulder my friend. My distinct honor and pleasure to be quit with you today brother.
~HAG
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Burned a few days off from work to do stuff around the house. This morning I posted my day 476 and sent out my daily morning texts like I owned this shit. Deep cleaned my kitchen today top to bottom (yep cooking is my shit). I had a few drinks in the process and then that nic bitch started screaming in my ear. If it wasn't for my promise to quit for today and my quit crew...I'd be lost.
Thank-you my friends. Tomorrow will be another +1.
Tell Nic Witch that you are divorced from her and your wife will castrate you if you go back!!!!!!!! Besides I know two guys from Pa that would hang you upside down by your toenails if you caved. What do you think @MuleMan (https://ktcforum.org/index.php?action=profile;u=16417) or is using toenails to good for our man @stillbrewing (https://ktcforum.org/index.php?action=profile;u=16240) ,lol.
Nice win my brother. Demonstrates the importance of posting your promise and the brotherhood. Keep letting those days add up. You are killing it.
Thanks Doug & Keith... LOL not ready to do another day 1. I can't even imagine what kind of shit you would put me through. Yeah...no...
way to keep er down brother! It’s the little wins that matter the most, your a badass quiter keep doing you !
You lean on us, we lean on you...shoulder to shoulder my friend. My distinct honor and pleasure to be quit with you today brother.
~HAG
great stuff here on the StillBrew stream of consciousness channel
@Thefranks5 (https://ktcforum.org/index.php?action=profile;u=17642) - we’d be on a mission together to punish Ol Steve. First you’d pick me up in that fancy new A-Team style work van. Then we’d hop over the bridge to Jersey and kidnap that sucker. A short trip south would allow us to expose his pasty flesh to the South Jersey green head fly. A little shirtless time on the Delaware Bay should cure him of those “just one more” thoughts.
Mule
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Burned a few days off from work to do stuff around the house. This morning I posted my day 476 and sent out my daily morning texts like I owned this shit. Deep cleaned my kitchen today top to bottom (yep cooking is my shit). I had a few drinks in the process and then that nic bitch started screaming in my ear. If it wasn't for my promise to quit for today and my quit crew...I'd be lost.
Thank-you my friends. Tomorrow will be another +1.
Tell Nic Witch that you are divorced from her and your wife will castrate you if you go back!!!!!!!! Besides I know two guys from Pa that would hang you upside down by your toenails if you caved. What do you think @MuleMan (https://ktcforum.org/index.php?action=profile;u=16417) or is using toenails to good for our man @stillbrewing (https://ktcforum.org/index.php?action=profile;u=16240) ,lol.
Nice win my brother. Demonstrates the importance of posting your promise and the brotherhood. Keep letting those days add up. You are killing it.
Thanks Doug & Keith... LOL not ready to do another day 1. I can't even imagine what kind of shit you would put me through. Yeah...no...
way to keep er down brother! It’s the little wins that matter the most, your a badass quiter keep doing you !
You lean on us, we lean on you...shoulder to shoulder my friend. My distinct honor and pleasure to be quit with you today brother.
~HAG
great stuff here on the StillBrew stream of consciousness channel
@Thefranks5 (https://ktcforum.org/index.php?action=profile;u=17642) - we’d be on a mission together to punish Ol Steve. First you’d pick me up in that fancy new A-Team style work van. Then we’d hop over the bridge to Jersey and kidnap that sucker. A short trip south would allow us to expose his pasty flesh to the South Jersey green head fly. A little shirtless time on the Delaware Bay should cure him of those “just one more” thoughts.
Mule
@MuleMan (https://ktcforum.org/index.php?action=profile;u=16417) Dang, that sounds like fun. I am not waiting to see @stillbrewing (https://ktcforum.org/index.php?action=profile;u=16240) gets stupid and cave, which I know he won’t!!! Lets just make it happen now so he knows we are serious, lol. I like you and Steve would never ever want to go back to day 1. PTBQWYT
Doug
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Burned a few days off from work to do stuff around the house. This morning I posted my day 476 and sent out my daily morning texts like I owned this shit. Deep cleaned my kitchen today top to bottom (yep cooking is my shit). I had a few drinks in the process and then that nic bitch started screaming in my ear. If it wasn't for my promise to quit for today and my quit crew...I'd be lost.
Thank-you my friends. Tomorrow will be another +1.
Tell Nic Witch that you are divorced from her and your wife will castrate you if you go back!!!!!!!! Besides I know two guys from Pa that would hang you upside down by your toenails if you caved. What do you think @MuleMan (https://ktcforum.org/index.php?action=profile;u=16417) or is using toenails to good for our man @stillbrewing (https://ktcforum.org/index.php?action=profile;u=16240) ,lol.
Nice win my brother. Demonstrates the importance of posting your promise and the brotherhood. Keep letting those days add up. You are killing it.
Thanks Doug & Keith... LOL not ready to do another day 1. I can't even imagine what kind of shit you would put me through. Yeah...no...
way to keep er down brother! It’s the little wins that matter the most, your a badass quiter keep doing you !
You lean on us, we lean on you...shoulder to shoulder my friend. My distinct honor and pleasure to be quit with you today brother.
~HAG
great stuff here on the StillBrew stream of consciousness channel
@Thefranks5 (https://ktcforum.org/index.php?action=profile;u=17642) - we’d be on a mission together to punish Ol Steve. First you’d pick me up in that fancy new A-Team style work van. Then we’d hop over the bridge to Jersey and kidnap that sucker. A short trip south would allow us to expose his pasty flesh to the South Jersey green head fly. A little shirtless time on the Delaware Bay should cure him of those “just one more” thoughts.
Mule
@MuleMan (https://ktcforum.org/index.php?action=profile;u=16417) Dang, that sounds like fun. I am not waiting to see @stillbrewing (https://ktcforum.org/index.php?action=profile;u=16240) gets stupid and cave, which I know he won’t!!! Lets just make it happen now so he knows we are serious, lol. I like you and Steve would never ever want to go back to day 1. PTBQWYT
Doug
@MuleMan (https://ktcforum.org/index.php?action=profile;u=16417)
Damn Mulz...you went straight for the green heads. I'd rather be drawn and quartered.
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Tonight I see many guests creeping in the shadows. There comes a time when you're dipping just because it's something your have been doing for years and it's just something that is comforting and fills in the time when you're bored. Working on a project or doing yardwork is the best time to pack a lipper...but now you worried about those sores that come and go. You have been wanting to quit for so long and have a couple of times for awhile, but something stressful always happens and it's like just one dip will be OK because I've been so good for so long. Back to the dip grind full time. The panic of the feeling that it may be too late and my mouth is on fire is now putting waves of anxiety through my being. What will I tell my wife and my kids who depend on me everyday to make sure everything is OK?
This was me. I made a million excuses of why I can't quit. It made me sweat just to think about tossing that can in the trash. WTF was I going to do when I wake up in the morning like I have for 37 years and feel for that can that I flushed?
YOU WILL QUIT!
It's not easy but nothing that is worthwhile ever is.
I love my FREEDOM!
I will never be a slave to an inanimate object aka a dead weed in a can ever again.
Nicotine is a horrible addiction and spitting shit everywhere during covid is worse than a bad look.
Flush that can and post your day #1 with your word to stay quit for the day.
Tomorrow morning...wash, rinse, repeat. We quit one day at a time.
Join me today in quitting!
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It is the coolest thing in the world to see a man you've only shared the ethernet with burst into life in 3D.
It was good to break bread this morning and share life for a while
The dudes that post and ghost, that never meet another quitter, leave their fate to chance.
Thanks Stillbrewing - for the daily texts, for the inspiration, for making the trip, for sharing a smile.
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It is the coolest thing in the world to see a man you've only shared the ethernet with burst into life in 3D.
It was good to break bread this morning and share life for a while
The dudes that post and ghost, that never meet another quitter, leave their fate to chance.
Thanks Stillbrewing - for the daily texts, for the inspiration, for making the trip, for sharing a smile.
@Athan (https://ktcforum.org/index.php?action=profile;u=258) @GS9502 (https://ktcforum.org/index.php?action=profile;u=17011)
It was an amazing trip. It's really incredible to see the brotherhood that you hear of when you first quit actually come to life. These bonds are so real...to take up arms in solidarity against an addictive substance that at one time you welcomed into your body, and to meet those warriors who fought that daily battle against it with you in person. I am forever grateful to you Athan & Matt for I feel that I have made lifelong friends. We will definitely meet again. Matt, you have an awesome family and I can't thank you enough for putting up with me for the weekend. Quit on my brothers!!!
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It is the coolest thing in the world to see a man you've only shared the ethernet with burst into life in 3D.
It was good to break bread this morning and share life for a while
The dudes that post and ghost, that never meet another quitter, leave their fate to chance.
Thanks Stillbrewing - for the daily texts, for the inspiration, for making the trip, for sharing a smile.
@Athan (https://ktcforum.org/index.php?action=profile;u=258) @GS9502 (https://ktcforum.org/index.php?action=profile;u=17011)
It was an amazing trip. It's really incredible to see the brotherhood that you hear of when you first quit actually come to life. These bonds are so real...to take up arms in solidarity against an addictive substance that at one time you welcomed into your body, and to meet those warriors who fought that daily battle against it with you in person. I am forever grateful to you Athan & Matt for I feel that I have made lifelong friends. We will definitely meet again. Matt, you have an awesome family and I can't thank you enough for putting up with me for the weekend. Quit on my brothers!!!
I get to host you next time!
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It is the coolest thing in the world to see a man you've only shared the ethernet with burst into life in 3D.
It was good to break bread this morning and share life for a while
The dudes that post and ghost, that never meet another quitter, leave their fate to chance.
Thanks Stillbrewing - for the daily texts, for the inspiration, for making the trip, for sharing a smile.
@Athan (https://ktcforum.org/index.php?action=profile;u=258) @GS9502 (https://ktcforum.org/index.php?action=profile;u=17011)
It was an amazing trip. It's really incredible to see the brotherhood that you hear of when you first quit actually come to life. These bonds are so real...to take up arms in solidarity against an addictive substance that at one time you welcomed into your body, and to meet those warriors who fought that daily battle against it with you in person. I am forever grateful to you Athan & Matt for I feel that I have made lifelong friends. We will definitely meet again. Matt, you have an awesome family and I can't thank you enough for putting up with me for the weekend. Quit on my brothers!!!
I get to host you next time!
Brotherhood goes next level when you can meet a fellow quitter face to face. Athan and I live close enough to meet up whenever our schedules allow, but to have Stillbrewing down from NJ was awesome. I got a couple of weird looks from people when I told them I was having a guy I'd never met before stay with us for the weekend, but they don't really understand the brotherhood that forms through KTC. @stillbrewing (https://ktcforum.org/index.php?action=profile;u=16240), @Athan (https://ktcforum.org/index.php?action=profile;u=258), and I will always be down like three flat tires because we have a united goal - stay quit ODAAT.
I encourage any quitter who has an opportunity to meet other quitters to do it!
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For all the guests lurking...
Today marks 600 days of independance from Copenhagen after 37 years of dependance and it feels awesome!
In the last 600 days:
I have been free from planning my days and nights around dip wondering if I have enough to get through the night.
I have been free from stinky spitters.
I have been free from spilling the above stinky spitters in every place imaginable.
I have been free from drooling brown goo on the pillows for sleeping with a dip in.
I have been free from the rage from the wife for drooling the above goo on the new linen.
I have been free from splatters of dried up tobacco juice on the door of my truck.
I have met other quitters, been to quit meets, and have made life long friendships.
I have made a network of KTC brothers and sisters who I know I could contact in a heartbeat should
the need for nicotine feel overwhelming...and these same would probably throat punch me if I ever caved.
I wake up every morning feeling blessed as I post my morning promise to stay free. I know that even though
I will always be a nicotine addict, I am no longer a slave to tobacco.
I love my freedom...NAFAR!
Quit today and be free!
~SB
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For all the guests lurking...
Today marks 600 days of independance from Copenhagen after 37 years of dependance and it feels awesome!
In the last 600 days:
I have been free from planning my days and nights around dip wondering if I have enough to get through the night.
I have been free from stinky spitters.
I have been free from spilling the above stinky spitters in every place imaginable.
I have been free from drooling brown goo on the pillows for sleeping with a dip in.
I have been free from the rage from the wife for drooling the above goo on the new linen.
I have been free from splatters of dried up tobacco juice on the door of my truck.
I have met other quitters, been to quit meets, and have made life long friendships.
I have made a network of KTC brothers and sisters who I know I could contact in a heartbeat should
the need for nicotine feel overwhelming...and these same would probably throat punch me if I ever caved.
I wake up every morning feeling blessed as I post my morning promise to stay free. I know that even though
I will always be a nicotine addict, I am no longer a slave to tobacco.
I love my freedom...NAFAR!
Quit today and be free!
~SB
Congrats on 600 brother. Proud to quit with you.
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For all the guests lurking...
Today marks 600 days of independance from Copenhagen after 37 years of dependance and it feels awesome!
In the last 600 days:
I have been free from planning my days and nights around dip wondering if I have enough to get through the night.
I have been free from stinky spitters.
I have been free from spilling the above stinky spitters in every place imaginable.
I have been free from drooling brown goo on the pillows for sleeping with a dip in.
I have been free from the rage from the wife for drooling the above goo on the new linen.
I have been free from splatters of dried up tobacco juice on the door of my truck.
I have met other quitters, been to quit meets, and have made life long friendships.
I have made a network of KTC brothers and sisters who I know I could contact in a heartbeat should
the need for nicotine feel overwhelming...and these same would probably throat punch me if I ever caved.
I wake up every morning feeling blessed as I post my morning promise to stay free. I know that even though
I will always be a nicotine addict, I am no longer a slave to tobacco.
I love my freedom...NAFAR!
Quit today and be free!
~SB
Congrats on 600 brother. Proud to quit with you.
600 hundy looks goo on you. Keep up the great work.
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For all the guests lurking...
Today marks 600 days of independance from Copenhagen after 37 years of dependance and it feels awesome!
In the last 600 days:
I have been free from planning my days and nights around dip wondering if I have enough to get through the night.
I have been free from stinky spitters.
I have been free from spilling the above stinky spitters in every place imaginable.
I have been free from drooling brown goo on the pillows for sleeping with a dip in.
I have been free from the rage from the wife for drooling the above goo on the new linen.
I have been free from splatters of dried up tobacco juice on the door of my truck.
I have met other quitters, been to quit meets, and have made life long friendships.
I have made a network of KTC brothers and sisters who I know I could contact in a heartbeat should
the need for nicotine feel overwhelming...and these same would probably throat punch me if I ever caved.
I wake up every morning feeling blessed as I post my morning promise to stay free. I know that even though
I will always be a nicotine addict, I am no longer a slave to tobacco.
I love my freedom...NAFAR!
Quit today and be free!
~SB
Congrats on 600 brother. Proud to quit with you.
600 hundy looks goo on you. Keep up the great work.
To the man who has taught me so much and has allowed me the pleasure of sharing his knowledge, I sir salute you 'army'. Congrats Steve and I am damn proud to be quit with you!!!!!!
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For all the guests lurking...
Today marks 600 days of independance from Copenhagen after 37 years of dependance and it feels awesome!
In the last 600 days:
I have been free from planning my days and nights around dip wondering if I have enough to get through the night.
I have been free from stinky spitters.
I have been free from spilling the above stinky spitters in every place imaginable.
I have been free from drooling brown goo on the pillows for sleeping with a dip in.
I have been free from the rage from the wife for drooling the above goo on the new linen.
I have been free from splatters of dried up tobacco juice on the door of my truck.
I have met other quitters, been to quit meets, and have made life long friendships.
I have made a network of KTC brothers and sisters who I know I could contact in a heartbeat should
the need for nicotine feel overwhelming...and these same would probably throat punch me if I ever caved.
I wake up every morning feeling blessed as I post my morning promise to stay free. I know that even though
I will always be a nicotine addict, I am no longer a slave to tobacco.
I love my freedom...NAFAR!
Quit today and be free!
~SB
Congrats on 600 brother. Proud to quit with you.
600 hundy looks goo on you. Keep up the great work.
To the man who has taught me so much and has allowed me the pleasure of sharing his knowledge, I sir salute you 'army'. Congrats Steve and I am damn proud to be quit with you!!!!!!
Right on brother, keep fighting the good fight. Proud to be quit with you.
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Anyone seen Hundy? I heard Stillbrewing ate him. That's right, Stillbrewing ate Hundy!