Starting Day 1 Of Quit

[Ginet]

I'm on Day 4. I know what you are feeling right now. It gets worse before it gets better but you got our support and you are not far off from it all getting better too. Just hold strong.

Just stay quit. PM me if you need me. Chances are I am needing you too.

Your last sentence may be the most romantic quit sentence ever HipHop! i love it.

We all need each other don't we. We have all tried and failed when we "tried to quit" in the past.

This place works.

Doing this together works.

24 hours is something we can all do.

Nice job.

You guys are almost quitting like a girl.....awe....love it

[Ginet]

Sent my digits to you. (Inbox top right corner)

Read about the addiction. Read about the quit. Read about everything in between and if you need help ask someone. Anyone.

Good job grasshopper! :wub:

[HipHopAnonymous]

I'm on Day 4. I know what you are feeling right now. It gets worse before it gets better but you got our support and you are not far off from it all getting better too. Just hold strong.

Just stay quit. PM me if you need me. Chances are I am needing you too.

[ENW78]

ENW, how is Day 2? It's uphill until it isn't, hang on man.

Its going, trying to keep my mind busy and not think about dipping. Easier said than done!!

[Thumblewort]

ENW, how is Day 2? It's uphill until it isn't, hang on man.

[Lipizzaner]

Unknowns are scary. Quitting is scary to you, because you've lived so much of your life under the thumb of the nic bitch, you can't imagine going the rest of your life without that shit coursing through your veins. The whole prospect becomes a whole lot less scary when you think about quitting just for today. Anyone can quit for a day. That's what we do to break this addiction up so that it can be fought in manageable 24 hour chunks of time. Got one day down? Good. Come back tomorrow and do the same thing. Within a few days to a few weeks, that scary prospect of living life without dip becomes much more known and much less scary.

Tuco's dead on bro. Sorry, when I saw you mention you are struggling and etc in your quit group, I didn't realize you were on day 1. It can seem intimidating. I thought it was impossible. It's obviously not.
Just kick back and read about the other quitters here, and get to know some of the bad asses that hang around. Sending you a PM.

[Tuco]

Unknowns are scary. Quitting is scary to you, because you've lived so much of your life under the thumb of the nic bitch, you can't imagine going the rest of your life without that shit coursing through your veins. The whole prospect becomes a whole lot less scary when you think about quitting just for today. Anyone can quit for a day. That's what we do to break this addiction up so that it can be fought in manageable 24 hour chunks of time. Got one day down? Good. Come back tomorrow and do the same thing. Within a few days to a few weeks, that scary prospect of living life without dip becomes much more known and much less scary.

[Thumblewort]

I had my first dentist visit since being quit recently - cancer screening clean, but major gum damage and possible tooth loss. Quit and stay quit folks.

[tshane313]

Welcome fellow quit brother. We will beat this thing together. I will PM you my number. Use it whenever you need to.

Shane

[30isEnuff]

Care to share the details of your dental scare?

Fear is THE number one motivator in my opinion- for SOME people. Because when they get that clean bill of health, it's right back to packing.

I have a few dark spots on my gums and some damage to my cheek (no sores, just white wrinkles) . The dentist is hopeful that it will regenerate and heal on its own, but I go in on Monday and find out if anything is serious.

Gotcha. Remember the fear that you have right now- the uncertainty, the unknown. And then when you get that clean bill of health, breathe easy, but carry that feeling of fear with you forever. Don't get complacent. You will ultimately develop a hatred for big tobacco and anyone standing behind that fucking counter at the gas station. Glad to have you on the site!

Welcome ENW78.
You're not here by accident.
You really Can kill the Can.
20,000 quitters can, you can too.

[FkSkoal]

Care to share the details of your dental scare?

Fear is THE number one motivator in my opinion- for SOME people. Because when they get that clean bill of health, it's right back to packing.

I have a few dark spots on my gums and some damage to my cheek (no sores, just white wrinkles) . The dentist is hopeful that it will regenerate and heal on its own, but I go in on Monday and find out if anything is serious.

Gotcha. Remember the fear that you have right now- the uncertainty, the unknown. And then when you get that clean bill of health, breathe easy, but carry that feeling of fear with you forever. Don't get complacent. You will ultimately develop a hatred for big tobacco and anyone standing behind that fucking counter at the gas station. Glad to have you on the site!

[ENW78]

Care to share the details of your dental scare?

Fear is THE number one motivator in my opinion- for SOME people. Because when they get that clean bill of health, it's right back to packing.

I have a few dark spots on my gums and some damage to my cheek (no sores, just white wrinkles) . The dentist is hopeful that it will regenerate and heal on its own, but I go in on Monday and find out if anything is serious.

[FkSkoal]

Care to share the details of your dental scare?

Fear is THE number one motivator in my opinion- for SOME people. Because when they get that clean bill of health, it's right back to packing.

[Landdon]

Awesome! Stay with that roll. Seriously. It's THE key to making KTC work for you. Quitting with you today my friend.

[Cindy]

Sent my digits to you. (Inbox top right corner)

Read about the addiction. Read about the quit. Read about everything in between and if you need help ask someone. Anyone.