1st Intro - my Day 4

[bubblehed668]

from one gregory to another (great fucking name by the way) welcome to the best damn quit site this side of the universe. i say this side cause i have never been to other side.......yet. spend alot of time reading and posting and in live chat. if you need PM me and my number is yours as will anyone else you PM to help you out. we have all been there, done that and got the t-shirt. i am a former 35 yr man myself. stick with it and this site. best decision you have made in a long time my friend. glad to have you aboard.

[LaQuitter]

Hi Gregory, good decision to join us! This is definitely the place to stay quit. Everyone is here to help. Follow the plan, and you will succeed. PM me if you need anything at all.

Scott

[cdforecheck]

welcome aboard. we're all in this together and this by far is the best quit resource out there. KEEP THE QUIT!

[Ansaka]

I started dipping in the late '70s.  I stopped for a couple years in the late '80s and again for a couple years in the late '90s.  I have been nic free since Tues. AM Aug. 11, 2009.  I am tired of sneaking around taking a dip (assuming no one knows).  Losing sleep over health anxieties and realizing that I am betraying myself and those that I love.  I know I am doing this for me, but I also need to do this for my wife and 5 children.  This has been decades of craziness.  I want it to stop.  I need to prove I am stronger than this.

I have been very impressed with the passion and commitment of those on this board.  I am a private person by nature and am a little reluctant to open up to others.  I  appreciate the honesty on this board.  Something that has been lacking in my secret life of nicotine addiction.

gregory

Welcome to the best place to be during your quit. I to was a long time dipper(35yrs). When I came to this site just 12 days ago , well uh, I just wasnt to sure. Now I have a group of great guys/gal that holds me accountable and they expect to help me when im down and expects me to help them when they are down. That was a mouth full, point is im so happy I came here for help and everyone is willing to help a brother quit the can of cancer. Get phone numbers and use your quit buddies for advice, use all the info here to educate yourself on how to quit....welcome to the club!
Ansaka

[KCFF09]

Thanks KDIP and Dan. The support you and the other vets give to the new quitters is amazing.

[Kdip]

Welcome to the site KCF. Sounds like you have been addicted to nicotine for about as long as myself. I have quit many times before sometimes for extended periods of time. The quit has been different this time because everyone knows including my family and friends. I too am a somewhat private person by nature but I have opened up to everyone on this forum and it has made all the difference. In order to make your stick quit you will need to do the same. Quitting as you know is a pain in the ass but is DAMN WELL WORTH IT.

[DanTheMan]

Welcome Greg and congratulations for making the decision to save your life!!!! Just remember, everyone here can relate to what this addiction has done to you. We're all in the same boat. Posting roll is the most important step in the battle, at least for many here. It's about accountability and commitment to being quit. Read as much as possible on KTC. You can do this!!!!

[KCFF09]

I started dipping in the late '70s. I stopped for a couple years in the late '80s and again for a couple years in the late '90s. I have been nic free since Tues. AM Aug. 11, 2009. I am tired of sneaking around taking a dip (assuming no one knows). Losing sleep over health anxieties and realizing that I am betraying myself and those that I love. I know I am doing this for me, but I also need to do this for my wife and 5 children. This has been decades of craziness. I want it to stop. I need to prove I am stronger than this.

I have been very impressed with the passion and commitment of those on this board. I am a private person by nature and am a little reluctant to open up to others. I appreciate the honesty on this board. Something that has been lacking in my secret life of nicotine addiction.

gregory