Over it !

Started by overit, October 14, 2014, 05:59:00 PM

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Wt57

I'm With you overit. Us older quitters need to stick together. If you need anything pm me.
4/1/2012: Nicotine Quit Date
7/9/12: HOF The Missing Warning Label
TODAY is the day that counts
"Do, or do not, there is no try." Yoda

Menace

You already got a ton of killer advice from some die hard quitters, so I will just say welcome and we don't wish for shit here at KTC. We just quit 24 hours at a time friend. Welcome
Menace

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Grizzlyhasclaws

Cannonball into here and soak up all the knowledge. This place will save your life if you let it.
Nicotine Quit Date:10/31/2013
Exercise Start Date: 6/29/2018

Done4Me

Overit - Good to see someone older than me on here. Eventually us old dudes wise up. Dip is not a life enhancement solution.

Your ass better stick with it. I'm quitting with you today. Keep it going. Own it.

Bignate76

Welcome overit.

Live chat is a blast. Live Chat

I see you have posted roll in Jan... wrong section, but still it's there! Much better than my first attempt!

Ginet

Hi there.

Guess what - I'm over it too! I hate nicotine.

So,the first thing you need to do is post roll. (your promise to yourself and to all of us that you will not use nicotine at all for any reason in any form for 24 hours - today) See the link above that was left for you.

Next, get into chat. Start talking to other addicts that can help you. Yep, addicts. You are one. I am one. All of us are. Nicotine addicts. The whole lot of us!

Then, I want you to read everything you can on this site. There is so much information that will help you remain strong, give you help so you know what to expect as you go thru this quit journey, and honest to God real life tough love if you need it.

Yes, we have all done the "just one" in the past - we know that doesn't work. One is too many, One thousand is never enough. Yes, we have all had near death experiences or life changing scares, but we still find a way to fill our lips with that crap. Hell, I had a dip about 3 hours after my third dental implant...and yes, it was caused by dipping Kodiak. I hate that shit. Come hate that shit with me!

Get ready to feel what we call "the suck". Get ready to get mad - no worries, we can take it! Most importantly, get ready to feel some accountabliity. We cannot quit for you, however we will quit with you. All you have to do post your word, keep your word, and then grab any one of the thousands of hands that reach out to you.

Now scream with me....I HATE YOU NICOTINE!!!

I will be watching for you to get involved here.....right after I see that roll post.

Until I do, I will be here, quitting like a girl.....
The person who says it cannot be done should not interrupt the person who is doing it. ~ Chinese Proverb
Most people do not listen with the intent to understand; they listen with the intent to reply. ~ Stephen R. Covey

QD 12/29/13
April 2014 Resolute

Benjo

Good decision. Now be stubborn.

I'm on day 4, I'll look for your name on roll call. We can do this.
"If you are hoping, you aint quitting. Quitting is a lot more of a sure thing than hoping and trying." -Bronc

Each cue driven crave episode presents an opportunity to extinguish additional conditioning and reclaim another aspect of life.

Thumblewort

Overit, read up, especially the Welcome Center. Here is a link to your group to post roll. topic/10564902/248/
Some of my fondest and clearest memories are peeing in places that aren't bathrooms.

overit

So I started smoking when I was around 13, at 30 I decided I needed to quit so a coworker handed me a can of Kodiac " just to get over the hump" and here I am at 58 and was still dipping up to a few minutes ago. I just dumped my can and have decided enough is enough.

The odd thing is, I know I really don't need tobacco. I quite once for 6 or 7 months and started again on a whim. I'm sure you all know how it goes.
Just a dip for old times sake, I really won't get hooked again. Then a day or two later another dip, then it's all down hill.

The last time I quit was May 17th of this year. I was in the hospital for a kidney transplant for 5 days and had no desire for a dip at all.
After a few weeks I thought " I just got a new kidney, no way I would ever make a habit of dipping again". You know the rest.

Pretty sad that something as life changing as a kidney transplant wasn't enough to get me to keep off the snuff.

The thing I really feel worst about is that my wife doesn't know I started again. That is really one of my main motivations. It would devastate her to find out. I owe it to both of us to quit, and have just decided that I have!

Haven't perused the site much, but am planning on doing so now.

Thanks! Wish me luck!