I FREAKIN QUIT!

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cmark

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April 11, 2015, 08:42:00 AM
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Quote from: pab1964
Quote from: PopeDaddyHey all, my name is Dustin, I'm a former paratrooper for the US Army and now a UP Railroader. I've battled quitting quite a few times, never successfully. Rolling into my 8th year as a dipper, a friend of mine, as well as a big KTC supporter, Mark Perry made a post on Facebook about him being off it for quite some time, with KTC shared in a link. That night, I brought a train home from El Paso, and with a pinch in my mouth, his post came to mind. I rapidly asked myself, "what the hell are you doing, man...." I got home around 4am and I had had it. I threw the can away, and so far, it's been surprisingly easy to stay away. I think I'm at the point in my life that I've woken up so to say. I'm almost angry at myself for it taking this long.

Anyways, thats my story in a nutshell.
Hey my friend, it is great that it's easy for you but it may change at any second, that's what happens to addicts. Yes that's right I'm an addict and so are you. So come in take your shoes off and join the best damn quitters around! Next moves your's we're waiting!
Hey Dustin - I have been down that road several tines. Chew - get sick of it - get angry - quit - then start again. Until this time. This site can be amazingly powerful to help with the quit. But you have to want it. Reach out for help if you need it. Quit now. You have a whole life of freedom ahead of you.
What all they ^^^^^^^ said. Welcome Dustin. Great decision.


As the Brother of my Brother I am STOKED to have PopeDaddy QUIT, on this site and POSTING ROLL ..... Brother DUSTIN, thank you for your SERVICE .... and welcome aboard! your brother, cmark
My HOF speech:-One Day At A Time
Capital70: "No matter how shit tastic your day is you are ALWAYS one more day removed from your addiction at bed time"
Chitownsnus: "You do anything long enough to escape the habit of living until the escape becomes the habit"

Rawls

#5
April 09, 2015, 11:48:00 PM
Quote from: Don
Quote from: pab1964
Quote from: PopeDaddyHey all, my name is Dustin, I'm a former paratrooper for the US Army and now a UP Railroader. I've battled quitting quite a few times, never successfully. Rolling into my 8th year as a dipper, a friend of mine, as well as a big KTC supporter, Mark Perry made a post on Facebook about him being off it for quite some time, with KTC shared in a link. That night, I brought a train home from El Paso, and with a pinch in my mouth, his post came to mind. I rapidly asked myself, "what the hell are you doing, man...." I got home around 4am and I had had it. I threw the can away, and so far, it's been surprisingly easy to stay away. I think I'm at the point in my life that I've woken up so to say. I'm almost angry at myself for it taking this long.

Anyways, thats my story in a nutshell.
Hey my friend, it is great that it's easy for you but it may change at any second, that's what happens to addicts. Yes that's right I'm an addict and so are you. So come in take your shoes off and join the best damn quitters around! Next moves your's we're waiting!
Hey Dustin - I have been down that road several tines. Chew - get sick of it - get angry - quit - then start again. Until this time. This site can be amazingly powerful to help with the quit. But you have to want it. Reach out for help if you need it. Quit now. You have a whole life of freedom ahead of you.
What all they ^^^^^^^ said. Welcome Dustin. Great decision.
I believe.....

Don

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April 09, 2015, 09:38:00 PM
Quote from: pab1964
Quote from: PopeDaddyHey all, my name is Dustin, I'm a former paratrooper for the US Army and now a UP Railroader. I've battled quitting quite a few times, never successfully. Rolling into my 8th year as a dipper, a friend of mine, as well as a big KTC supporter, Mark Perry made a post on Facebook about him being off it for quite some time, with KTC shared in a link. That night, I brought a train home from El Paso, and with a pinch in my mouth, his post came to mind. I rapidly asked myself, "what the hell are you doing, man...." I got home around 4am and I had had it. I threw the can away, and so far, it's been surprisingly easy to stay away. I think I'm at the point in my life that I've woken up so to say. I'm almost angry at myself for it taking this long.

Anyways, thats my story in a nutshell.
Hey my friend, it is great that it's easy for you but it may change at any second, that's what happens to addicts. Yes that's right I'm an addict and so are you. So come in take your shoes off and join the best damn quitters around! Next moves your's we're waiting!
Hey Dustin - I have been down that road several tines. Chew - get sick of it - get angry - quit - then start again. Until this time. This site can be amazingly powerful to help with the quit. But you have to want it. Reach out for help if you need it. Quit now. You have a whole life of freedom ahead of you.

Quitforsoj

#3
April 09, 2015, 08:28:00 PM
So what is your plan to stay quit ????

pab1964

#2
April 09, 2015, 05:42:00 PM
Quote from: PopeDaddyHey all, my name is Dustin, I'm a former paratrooper for the US Army and now a UP Railroader. I've battled quitting quite a few times, never successfully. Rolling into my 8th year as a dipper, a friend of mine, as well as a big KTC supporter, Mark Perry made a post on Facebook about him being off it for quite some time, with KTC shared in a link. That night, I brought a train home from El Paso, and with a pinch in my mouth, his post came to mind. I rapidly asked myself, "what the hell are you doing, man...." I got home around 4am and I had had it. I threw the can away, and so far, it's been surprisingly easy to stay away. I think I'm at the point in my life that I've woken up so to say. I'm almost angry at myself for it taking this long.

Anyways, thats my story in a nutshell.
Hey my friend, it is great that it's easy for you but it may change at any second, that's what happens to addicts. Yes that's right I'm an addict and so are you. So come in take your shoes off and join the best damn quitters around! Next moves your's we're waiting!
Tobacco is so addictive it took me a year after a massive heart attack, in which doctor confirmed caused from dipping to finally put a lid on the bitch! ODAAT EDD

PopeDaddy

#1
April 09, 2015, 04:39:00 PM
Hey all, my name is Dustin, I'm a former paratrooper for the US Army and now a UP Railroader. I've battled quitting quite a few times, never successfully. Rolling into my 8th year as a dipper, a friend of mine, as well as a big KTC supporter, Mark Perry made a post on Facebook about him being off it for quite some time, with KTC shared in a link. That night, I brought a train home from El Paso, and with a pinch in my mouth, his post came to mind. I rapidly asked myself, "what the hell are you doing, man...." I got home around 4am and I had had it. I threw the can away, and so far, it's been surprisingly easy to stay away. I think I'm at the point in my life that I've woken up so to say. I'm almost angry at myself for it taking this long.

Anyways, thats my story in a nutshell.
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