KillTheCan.org Accountability Forum

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Support from Bad Ass Quitters:     
Scott B. - 1970   

2012 days in a row I have stayed away from nicotine. Probably is the achievement I am most proud of accomplishing. I hate to think about the amount of lies, money spent, and harm I voluntarily did to my body because of my nicotine addiction. I know countless quitters here at KTC and we all share a few stories - I’ll quit after one more can, after hunting season, after golf season, when things calm down at work. The problem is as an addict, all we do if keep putting off the day we quit. At some point, you need to realize whether you want to quit or not, you need to quit. Take back control of your life and do an action that prolongs your life instead of one that is proven to shorten it.

All of us at KTC once sat where you are sitting. I can tell you quitting is possible and much easier than you think when you do it with others and also have a support and accountability system in place. Quitting ODAAT - one day at a time, and letting the days add up, it doesn’t take too long before you start to see things improve and quitting getting easier. Here is the link to start saving your life. https://discord.gg/9qXQcTHuhd  Come join us.

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Support from Bad Ass Quitters:     
Scott B. - 1968   
Zeno 4209
Olcpo 1,594

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Support from Bad Ass Quitters:     
Scott B. - 1968   

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Support from Bad Ass Quitters:     
Scott B. - 1967   
Zeno 4208