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Re: Intro - Mizzaboom
« Reply #11 on: April 22, 2014, 11:53:00 AM »
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Hello everyone,

Today is day one for me. I dipped for about 4 years after having smoked cigs for 9 years before that....So a total of 13 years of nicotine use. There were times during my cig period that I dipped as well, it wasn't completely new to me after I "quit" smoking.

Well, here I am after getting busted by my wife for about the 5th time. I'm sick of the lies and sneaking around. I'm sick of my wife not trusting anything that comes out of my mouth. Now, I've already heard from several of you that this quit has to be selfish and I assure you that I'm doing this for me, my wife, and my 2 year old son. It is for all of us but most importantly for myself. I'm sick of being a slave to nicotine and the time has come for this abusive relationship to end. Recently I started eating right and exercising, and have dropped 23 pounds since February. This quit is the next evolution in some big life/lifestyle changes.

Ok, lets lighten the mood a little bit. No, I'm not from Missouri. My screen name is a random, obscure, reference to a Phish song. Yes, I'm a Phish nerd and have seen them many, many times pretty much all over the country. I love all kinds of music and love talking about/exploring new music. I live in New Hampshire. I'm an avid mountain biker and generally love the outdoors.

Cheers
Phish sucks. You need to belly up to some Umphrey's McGee.

Kiddin' dude... mostly.

Welcome in bro. Man, I could have written that intro about a year ago! Scary how true to form all us addicts stay. You are on a path to a freedom you won't believe. Putting that lying, sneaking, selfish part of you to death is worth all the hell quitting will be. Embrace how much this will suck because... it's you healing and it's you changing. It's very very good stuff man.
UM's got no soul, homie. Hahaa anyways...thanks for the kind words!

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Re: Intro - Mizzaboom
« Reply #10 on: April 22, 2014, 11:48:00 AM »
I quit with you today.
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Re: Intro - Mizzaboom
« Reply #9 on: April 22, 2014, 11:11:00 AM »
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Hello everyone,

Today is day one for me. I dipped for about 4 years after having smoked cigs for 9 years before that....So a total of 13 years of nicotine use. There were times during my cig period that I dipped as well, it wasn't completely new to me after I "quit" smoking.

Well, here I am after getting busted by my wife for about the 5th time. I'm sick of the lies and sneaking around. I'm sick of my wife not trusting anything that comes out of my mouth. Now, I've already heard from several of you that this quit has to be selfish and I assure you that I'm doing this for me, my wife, and my 2 year old son. It is for all of us but most importantly for myself. I'm sick of being a slave to nicotine and the time has come for this abusive relationship to end. Recently I started eating right and exercising, and have dropped 23 pounds since February. This quit is the next evolution in some big life/lifestyle changes.

Ok, lets lighten the mood a little bit. No, I'm not from Missouri. My screen name is a random, obscure, reference to a Phish song. Yes, I'm a Phish nerd and have seen them many, many times pretty much all over the country. I love all kinds of music and love talking about/exploring new music. I live in New Hampshire. I'm an avid mountain biker and generally love the outdoors.

Cheers
Phish sucks. You need to belly up to some Umphrey's McGee.

Kiddin' dude... mostly.

Welcome in bro. Man, I could have written that intro about a year ago! Scary how true to form all us addicts stay. You are on a path to a freedom you won't believe. Putting that lying, sneaking, selfish part of you to death is worth all the hell quitting will be. Embrace how much this will suck because... it's you healing and it's you changing. It's very very good stuff man.
Well, it’s one louder, isn’t it? It’s not ten.

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Re: Intro - Mizzaboom
« Reply #8 on: April 22, 2014, 09:59:00 AM »
One day , one hour, even one minute at a time!! It gets so much better as time goes along... You will have a rough time for awhile, but freedom will be so very worth it!!!!!
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Re: Intro - Mizzaboom
« Reply #7 on: April 22, 2014, 09:53:00 AM »
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Thanks for the support everyone. Day 2, already posted roll.

Things got a little weird last night. I freaked out while trying to make a turkey wrap for lunch today -- "WHY CAN'T I JUST WRAP THIS FUCKING TURKEY?! FUCK?!" Yeah that was awesome....wifey got a little concerned but I settled down. I took some benadryl to help fall asleep and I kept waking up about once an hour thinking it was time to get up for the day. The commute to work was tough, real tough. I was going through lots of seeds and pounded my whole coffee. Now I'm at work and settled in. Seeds and Stride gum all day.


Good for you Mizza. One of the things I did when I struggles was look at the roll. My name was there, I made a promise. It helped me. I also read the site and learned about Nicotine. We are addicts. Learn to Hate Nicotine. Remember that the addict in you is looking to make you cave. You can do this!!

I quit with you today. Quitter123.

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Re: Intro - Mizzaboom
« Reply #6 on: April 22, 2014, 09:37:00 AM »
Thanks for the support everyone. Day 2, already posted roll.

Things got a little weird last night. I freaked out while trying to make a turkey wrap for lunch today -- "WHY CAN'T I JUST WRAP THIS FUCKING TURKEY?! FUCK?!" Yeah that was awesome....wifey got a little concerned but I settled down. I took some benadryl to help fall asleep and I kept waking up about once an hour thinking it was time to get up for the day. The commute to work was tough, real tough. I was going through lots of seeds and pounded my whole coffee. Now I'm at work and settled in. Seeds and Stride gum all day.

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Re: Intro - Mizzaboom
« Reply #5 on: April 21, 2014, 07:34:00 PM »
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Glad to be along side you, mizzaboom! Am glad that you cleared that up about your name, definitely figured you were in the Show Me state.
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Re: Intro - Mizzaboom
« Reply #4 on: April 21, 2014, 07:02:00 PM »
Glad to be along side you, mizzaboom! Am glad that you cleared that up about your name, definitely figured you were in the Show Me state.

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Re: Intro - Mizzaboom
« Reply #3 on: April 21, 2014, 06:55:00 PM »
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Hello everyone,

Today is day one for me. I dipped for about 4 years after having smoked cigs for 9 years before that....So a total of 13 years of nicotine use. There were times during my cig period that I dipped as well, it wasn't completely new to me after I "quit" smoking.

Well, here I am after getting busted by my wife for about the 5th time. I'm sick of the lies and sneaking around. I'm sick of my wife not trusting anything that comes out of my mouth. Now, I've already heard from several of you that this quit has to be selfish and I assure you that I'm doing this for me, my wife, and my 2 year old son. It is for all of us but most importantly for myself. I'm sick of being a slave to nicotine and the time has come for this abusive relationship to end. Recently I started eating right and exercising, and have dropped 23 pounds since February. This quit is the next evolution in some big life/lifestyle changes.

Ok, lets lighten the mood a little bit. No, I'm not from Missouri. My screen name is a random, obscure, reference to a Phish song. Yes, I'm a Phish nerd and have seen them many, many times pretty much all over the country. I love all kinds of music and love talking about/exploring new music. I live in New Hampshire. I'm an avid mountain biker and generally love the outdoors.

Cheers
Another Ninja Dipper! I know all too well. If your wife didn't care about nicotine, would you give it up?

Rhetorical Question so you can be honest inside. If this is because you are tired of dissapointing your wife and you are sick of the shame you feel...Not good enough. You just have to be sick of nicotine and want to quit because you are angry that a plant has control over your actions.

Welcome I have been free from nicotine for 769 days today. You will see cycles and patterns here. Hopefully you are in this to quit for good. If you are you have to post roll everytime you wake and its, "Today". Tomorrow doesn't matter until you win and stay quit today. Yesterday is over and tomorrow is a wish but Today you are alive and post roll to be accountable to make it through today.

You must be honest, be a man of your word. You posting roll is your vow and promise to your quit group and all KTC brothers that you will not smoke, chew, dip, nicotine. It will not be in your lungs, in your mouth, up your ass. You will not chew nicotine gum, wear a nicotine patch and not one shinny penny will be spent on nicotine today and every today you wake.

Repeat, Repeat and Repeat. If you think you don't have to post roll daily or you can alter this plan, your quit is in danger. Follow the laws of KTC and be obedient. You will quit for good if you jump in and stay close to the site. Rage here, cry here, testify here and just read and read some more here. This site knows too well the battle you just declared.

Have you posted roll today in your group?
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Re: Intro - Mizzaboom
« Reply #2 on: April 21, 2014, 06:50:00 PM »
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Hello everyone,

Today is day one for me. I dipped for about 4 years after having smoked cigs for 9 years before that....So a total of 13 years of nicotine use. There were times during my cig period that I dipped as well, it wasn't completely new to me after I "quit" smoking.

Well, here I am after getting busted by my wife for about the 5th time. I'm sick of the lies and sneaking around. I'm sick of my wife not trusting anything that comes out of my mouth. Now, I've already heard from several of you that this quit has to be selfish and I assure you that I'm doing this for me, my wife, and my 2 year old son. It is for all of us but most importantly for myself. I'm sick of being a slave to nicotine and the time has come for this abusive relationship to end. Recently I started eating right and exercising, and have dropped 23 pounds since February. This quit is the next evolution in some big life/lifestyle changes.

Ok, lets lighten the mood a little bit. No, I'm not from Missouri. My screen name is a random, obscure, reference to a Phish song. Yes, I'm a Phish nerd and have seen them many, many times pretty much all over the country. I love all kinds of music and love talking about/exploring new music. I live in New Hampshire. I'm an avid mountain biker and generally love the outdoors.

Cheers
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Intro - Mizzaboom
« on: April 21, 2014, 06:41:00 PM »
Hello everyone,

Today is day one for me. I dipped for about 4 years after having smoked cigs for 9 years before that....So a total of 13 years of nicotine use. There were times during my cig period that I dipped as well, it wasn't completely new to me after I "quit" smoking.

Well, here I am after getting busted by my wife for about the 5th time. I'm sick of the lies and sneaking around. I'm sick of my wife not trusting anything that comes out of my mouth. Now, I've already heard from several of you that this quit has to be selfish and I assure you that I'm doing this for me, my wife, and my 2 year old son. It is for all of us but most importantly for myself. I'm sick of being a slave to nicotine and the time has come for this abusive relationship to end. Recently I started eating right and exercising, and have dropped 23 pounds since February. This quit is the next evolution in some big life/lifestyle changes.

Ok, lets lighten the mood a little bit. No, I'm not from Missouri. My screen name is a random, obscure, reference to a Phish song. Yes, I'm a Phish nerd and have seen them many, many times pretty much all over the country. I love all kinds of music and love talking about/exploring new music. I live in New Hampshire. I'm an avid mountain biker and generally love the outdoors.

Cheers