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Offline 05wrxing

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Re: New Quiter
« Reply #12 on: September 20, 2013, 05:18:00 PM »
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Names Matt, im 20 years old, Been dipping a can a day since age 17. Lately its got bad, constantly have a dip in my mouth. Went to the dentist about a month ago and told me a really needed to quit, Stage 1 Precancer had been formed, this scared the shit out of me and i just ignored the problem for the past month. Tonight, about a hr ago I realized it's time to give it up FOREVER. Im tired of letting the can run my life, determine my mood, determine my sleep schedule, and daily routine. I dont want to die at a young age, I want to live a healthy long life, be able to marry my girlfriend one day and start a family. Just want a reset button, but its to late for that, time to just man up and make the best out of the situation. LETS DO IT!
Shut the door. Shut it in your mind. Turn around, and walk away. Never turn back to that door. That's the way to kick this in the ass. You can talk all you want about quitting, but it takes a DAMN strong mental conviction to actually do it. You CAN do this. Your mind, and your conviction, is stronger than any addiction.

I quit with you today Matt!!!
Welcome to KTC and congrats on quitting my friend. Just take it one day at a time, don't look at it as forever, look at it as I quit for today and I will worry about tomorrow when it gets here. Forever is a long time but everyone should be able to quit for at least a day... I will quit with you all day any day.
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Re: New Quiter
« Reply #11 on: September 20, 2013, 04:32:00 PM »
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Names Matt, im 20 years old, Been dipping a can a day since age 17. Lately its got bad, constantly have a dip in my mouth. Went to the dentist about a month ago and told me a really needed to quit, Stage 1 Precancer had been formed, this scared the shit out of me and i just ignored the problem for the past month. Tonight, about a hr ago I realized it's time to give it up FOREVER. Im tired of letting the can run my life, determine my mood, determine my sleep schedule, and daily routine. I dont want to die at a young age, I want to live a healthy long life, be able to marry my girlfriend one day and start a family. Just want a reset button, but its to late for that, time to just man up and make the best out of the situation. LETS DO IT!
Shut the door. Shut it in your mind. Turn around, and walk away. Never turn back to that door. That's the way to kick this in the ass. You can talk all you want about quitting, but it takes a DAMN strong mental conviction to actually do it. You CAN do this. Your mind, and your conviction, is stronger than any addiction.

I quit with you today Matt!!!
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Re: New Quiter
« Reply #10 on: September 20, 2013, 03:10:00 PM »
Way to go, get hold of that addition and don't let it win. It's good to have you here with us. Reach out anytime. With all the support you get here you can make it through this.
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Re: New Quiter
« Reply #9 on: September 20, 2013, 11:32:00 AM »
Man, your intro sounds a lot like me when I quit. I was just damn tired of eveything about tobacco.

Quit on, bro....
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Re: New Quiter
« Reply #8 on: September 19, 2013, 09:24:00 PM »
Welcome Matt! Congrats on doing the right thing by engaging your dentist,  now heeding his advice. It's not too late for the reset button, you get to push it every day posting roll to start  finish each day free. Keep engaging your dentist, I'm finding that whether it's the doc, dentist, or both, passing health checks is really helping keep me motivated to stay quit
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Re: New Quiter
« Reply #7 on: September 19, 2013, 09:09:00 AM »
Your freedom is worth the fight! Kick nic to the curb today. It gets so much better!
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Re: New Quiter
« Reply #6 on: September 19, 2013, 06:57:00 AM »
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You can do this and this site can definitely help, especially the first few days of nicotine withdrawal and craves. Keep after the mouth sore situation till it's cleared up completely, and post roll every day as you are. Keep you quit simple, strong and supported by this site and you will win!
I look forward to seeing your roll post this morning, Matt. Rise n shine, it's quittin' time. Get busy livin' or get busy dyin'.
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Offline Matt F

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Re: New Quiter
« Reply #5 on: September 19, 2013, 06:21:00 AM »
You can do this and this site can definitely help, especially the first few days of nicotine withdrawal and craves. Keep after the mouth sore situation till it's cleared up completely, and post roll every day as you are. Keep you quit simple, strong and supported by this site and you will win!
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Re: New Quiter
« Reply #4 on: September 19, 2013, 03:28:00 AM »
Wish I would have stopped at your age....if you really want a "reset button"...Quit every day, Post roll every day, and get involved with others who know what your going through. Before long you will feel better than you ever did while chewing...this I promise you will be your "reset button"


Waketech for 374 days and you can 2
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Re: New Quiter
« Reply #3 on: September 19, 2013, 01:14:00 AM »
Chat is an awesome place to take back your life.

We don't worry about forever, we quit one day at a time here.

Since Evil talked to you in chat there probably isn't much to add.

So I will close by welcoming you and send me a pm if you need digits.
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Re: New Quiter
« Reply #2 on: September 19, 2013, 01:11:00 AM »
I'm glad that you found your way here Matt.

Start reading all that you can. I find the Introductions and HOF Speeches a great way to remind myself why I'm quit, that I'm not alone or special, and that quitting is a dynamic animal that never stops.

Drink a ton of water. Exercise. Fight each crave. Post roll early and then honor your word all day.

See you back in chat.
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« on: September 19, 2013, 12:41:00 AM »
Names Matt, im 20 years old, Been dipping a can a day since age 17. Lately its got bad, constantly have a dip in my mouth. Went to the dentist about a month ago and told me a really needed to quit, Stage 1 Precancer had been formed, this scared the shit out of me and i just ignored the problem for the past month. Tonight, about a hr ago I realized it's time to give it up FOREVER. Im tired of letting the can run my life, determine my mood, determine my sleep schedule, and daily routine. I dont want to die at a young age, I want to live a healthy long life, be able to marry my girlfriend one day and start a family. Just want a reset button, but its to late for that, time to just man up and make the best out of the situation. LETS DO IT!
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