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Community => Introductions => Topic started by: j.harrison35 on December 03, 2010, 11:55:00 AM
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I was out on google looking for ways or helpul links to quit chewing. I came across this site and was intrigued. I have been chewing since the age of 15 and am now 28. I need to stop for myself, my family, and my health. Today is my 1st day of many more to come I hope with no chew. This morning has already sucked.
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I was out on google looking for ways or helpul links to quit chewing. I came across this site and was intrigued. I have been chewing since the age of 15 and am now 28. I need to stop for myself, my family, and my health. Today is my 1st day of many more to come I hope with no chew. This morning has already sucked.
Congrats brother. We are in the same Quit Group. Keep it up...the guys and gals on this site are very supportive and I have already gotten a few suggestions from members. It is a great support network....
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Thanks man I am going to really need it I know that much. It's good to be able to have something like this to lean on.
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ok, first, welcome! second, i am going to talk like a vet here after all of a week BUT, remove the "i hope of many days without chew" and change it to I know i will NEVER have another chew. Because you cant. 13 years of the shit has proven that addiction.... dont leave doubt or wiggle room cause the nic bitch can slide right into those cracks in your mind.....
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"Nic Bitch" HA!! I agree with you. Thanks
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Good point David, we dont TRY here we do. Is it gonna suck hell yeah will it t get better hell yeah you will feel better. go to March group and start posting roll and read read and read. Chat is awesome. Helped me out the first month alot. If you need a number pm me and its yours. Get numbers of your quit brothers.
Welcome to ktc.
Luke
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Today is day 4 of the quit. Really tough weekend. Saturday night I felt sick to my stomach, chills, had the shits, almost felt like throwing up. Is this normal from the withdraws?
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Today is day 4 of the quit. Really tough weekend. Saturday night I felt sick to my stomach, chills, had the shits, almost felt like throwing up. Is this normal from the withdraws?
Stay strong man. The answer is yes. You will experience a whole list of things. A lot of them are listed here. (http://killthecan.org/yourquit/what.asp)
Just embrace it man. You spent how ever many years poisoning yourself. Your body has to re-wire itself, literally. It's going to do and feel crazy for a while. Just know, this is all part of the healing process. It's good stuff. Be proud. Day 4 is awesome. The nicotine is out of your system. Now it's just a head game.
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Today is day 4 of the quit. Really tough weekend. Saturday night I felt sick to my stomach, chills, had the shits, almost felt like throwing up. Is this normal from the withdraws?
Yep, sounds pretty normal. I'm on day 9, the fog has pretty much lifted, though the rage and cravings are still here ..... each person goes thru detox a little differently, around day 4 or 5, my mouth started killing me.
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Yes...nic doesn't give up easily. You are literally in the fight to save your own life. Stay strong. Post roll everyday, keep your word and repeat.
Stay strong.