I'm done with this...

[basshaug]

You only get one introduction. I've combined them. Why didn't you stick with the plan of posting roll every day the last time you were here?

[Thumblewort]

I think you need to acknowledge to your new group AND old group why you caved back in 2013.

[seth.allen726]

I found it.

[seth.allen726]

They haven't posted any 2016 groups yet.

[diehl362]

Congrats Seth!
You made the right choice quitting that nic bitch. That bitch will be back to try and change your mind. You need to go post roll with April 2016 hof group and keep your ass accountable. everyday make your promise and quit 1 day at a time with us all. I quit with you today brother!

[seth.allen726]

Well this is my however many times quitting... I stopped today. I haven't had any chew since last night. I'm really tired of it. My name is Seth and I hate chewing tobacco... I hate being a slave to a can... I hate hiding it. I HATE IT!!!!

[rickddd]

Congrats on your decision Seth!!! You can do this! I always lied to myself that it was too hard to quit. But look around on this site at how many have quit and Stayed Quit. No more excuses from me!

Use whatever you have to, to keep that crap out of your mouth - seeds, gum, jolly ranchers, fake chew, coffee grounds, it doesn't matter. Just commit to doing whatever it takes to NOT chew today.

Post roll in the May 2013 group every day. Welcome to the site!

Rick

[zam]

Seth, welcome to the rest of your life.  Read the entire WELCOME CENTER from start to finish. Your world will cave in around you, it will suck...but that suck will become the foundation of the rest of your quit.  Make the decision, go post roll, then take it hour by hour, minute by minute if needed. Do anything else except use nicotine for today. Until you post roll (and understand what roll call is all about), you're just dreaming of quitting.  Get off your ass, toss your can, and reclaim your life. Now.

And welcome aboard!

I agree with Denny. Posting roll is the backbone of my quit and has been for over 300 days after 40 years of being a slave to nicotine. It sucks but is worth it!

Listen to these guys seth. Listen to what they did not say as much as what they did say. What they didn't say is that you will ALWAYS find reasons to put in one more dip. ALWAYS. Life does not stop and kindly wait for you to kick your addiction before continuing. It's the way the bitch works. You have had some shit go down. You will always have some shit go down. I feel your pain, no shit. But has nic ever made your problems go away? As someone smarter than me said:

NICOTINE + a PROBLEM = 2 PROBLEMS.

This place can help you, if you go all in. Message me if I can help or if you have questions.

[Wt57]

Seth, welcome to the rest of your life. Read the entire WELCOME CENTER from start to finish. Your world will cave in around you, it will suck...but that suck will become the foundation of the rest of your quit. Make the decision, go post roll, then take it hour by hour, minute by minute if needed. Do anything else except use nicotine for today. Until you post roll (and understand what roll call is all about), you're just dreaming of quitting. Get off your ass, toss your can, and reclaim your life. Now.

And welcome aboard!

I agree with Denny. Posting roll is the backbone of my quit and has been for over 300 days after 40 years of being a slave to nicotine. It sucks but is worth it!

[DennyX]

Seth, welcome to the rest of your life. Read the entire WELCOME CENTER from start to finish. Your world will cave in around you, it will suck...but that suck will become the foundation of the rest of your quit. Make the decision, go post roll, then take it hour by hour, minute by minute if needed. Do anything else except use nicotine for today. Until you post roll (and understand what roll call is all about), you're just dreaming of quitting. Get off your ass, toss your can, and reclaim your life. Now.

And welcome aboard!

[seth.allen726]

I tried to quit a while back and it felt like my world was crashing around me. The week I quit wasn't too bad... Then I came home from work to find out my roommate I had killed himself in our basement, then I was fired the next week. That is no excuse for my going back to the can. I am tired of the headaches... I am tired of spending money on tobacco and I am tired of having to hide it from everyone. It's time for a change...it's time to stop being slave to a can.

Seth

seth.allen726@hotmail.com