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Offline brett1405

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Re: Hi
« Reply #4 on: January 09, 2012, 10:42:00 PM »
thank you

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Re: Hi
« Reply #3 on: January 09, 2012, 10:38:00 PM »
Good job. You can do it. Like scowick said, hope doesn't exist. Get to it and do it, or continue killing yourself.

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Re: Hi
« Reply #2 on: January 09, 2012, 09:32:00 PM »
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'bang head' Hi, my name is Brett (brett1405). I have been addicted to chew for a little over 10 years now. I am on day 5 of a new quit. I remember when I had my first dip of Skoal fine cut back in about 1978 when i was 12. I got dizzy , but didnt get sick. I spit it out probably within two minutes though. I tried Copenhagen a couple times a few years later, but got really sick on that. Then I discovered I could chew Leaf tobacco without getting sick after learning how, so I did that for about 9 months. I started smoking a year or two later and was addicted to that for 8 yrs. and then a year of just chewing Copenhagen ( I could take it now!) lol. Then back to smoking for 3 years, then I quit smoking in 1996, didnt do any nicotine for 4 and a half years, then started on my 10 yr. habit of snoose. I have tried many times in the past, and have kept going back. I sincerely and really hope I have it in me to quit for good this time. It makes me emotional to talk and think about it. I guess I started in the first place because I have always thought there was something wrong with me and I cant handle confrontations and I take things Inside my self alot. It always seemed like chew took away all those problems. (??). I dont know whether its because deep inside I have a secret wish to die or something, I dont know. All I know is, I felt way better when I didnt do any nicotine, but it always seemed like life was tougher and I dont want life to be that tough. Anyway, I hope I can get some support on here. Thank you, Brett
I am glad you posted roll. If you will quit 1 day at a time you can do this.

Drop the word hope from you vocabulary. Don't use the word again. Focus on today. When another day gets here you can worry about it then.

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Hi
« on: January 09, 2012, 08:53:00 PM »
'bang head' Hi, my name is Brett (brett1405). I have been addicted to chew for a little over 10 years now. I am on day 5 of a new quit. I remember when I had my first dip of Skoal fine cut back in about 1978 when i was 12. I got dizzy , but didnt get sick. I spit it out probably within two minutes though. I tried Copenhagen a couple times a few years later, but got really sick on that. Then I discovered I could chew Leaf tobacco without getting sick after learning how, so I did that for about 9 months. I started smoking a year or two later and was addicted to that for 8 yrs. and then a year of just chewing Copenhagen ( I could take it now!) lol. Then back to smoking for 3 years, then I quit smoking in 1996, didnt do any nicotine for 4 and a half years, then started on my 10 yr. habit of snoose. I have tried many times in the past, and have kept going back. I sincerely and really hope I have it in me to quit for good this time. It makes me emotional to talk and think about it. I guess I started in the first place because I have always thought there was something wrong with me and I cant handle confrontations and I take things Inside my self alot. It always seemed like chew took away all those problems. (??). I dont know whether its because deep inside I have a secret wish to die or something, I dont know. All I know is, I felt way better when I didnt do any nicotine, but it always seemed like life was tougher and I dont want life to be that tough. Anyway, I hope I can get some support on here. Thank you, Brett