Never Felt Better

[kmarren]

Just wanted to take a minute and introduce myself.Ã,  I'm now 14 days in on the start of the rest of my life.Ã,  April 3, 2011 was the day I decided it was time.Ã,  My daughter turned 8 years old and never had seen a day that I hadn't had that ugly lump in my lip.Ã, 

Picked up the can on the golf course 19 years ago and never put it down.Ã,  Never once really thought I wanted to quit.Ã,  What a mistake.Ã,  Never really thought about how much that thing controlled my life.Ã,  From the moment you wake to the moment you lay your head down at night.Ã,  I chewed so much I had different routes to different stores so that the clerks didn't think I was that disgusting.Ã,  But I did have some that just threw it on the counter when I walked through the door.

Now it hasn't been easy.Ã,  I thought they were kidding when they said you would walk around in a fog, but boy were they right.Ã,  The first few days I couldn't even tell you if the sun was out.

But, the last 14 days have been the best I've had in years.Ã,  And hopefully with the support of my wife and two girls the rest of my life will be can free.Ã,  I have enjoyed reading the stories of others highs and lows on here.Ã,  And look forward to draw from everybody else to continue with road to a better life.

SAS, jus read your intro message. We have a lot in common. I used to go to different stores to so people didn't think I dipped so much. My main place used to slap my fav brand on the counter the moment the saw me walk through the door. Glad to be quit with you.

[TheMissingPeace]

sas-Closing out my Day 7 Quit. It has been a great day of Quit. Sleeping now as well. Peace

[TheMissingPeace]

sas-Thank you for being Quit with me. Today I posted Roll Call and today I am Quit. Peace

[TheMissingPeace]

Sas-Happy 15th! Honored to be Quit with you. Peace

[Greg5280]

Wake up and post roll every day ! First thing you should do upon getting out of bed. Then keep your word that day. Repeat said process again tomorrow.

[TheMissingPeace]

Sas-I'm in your July 2011 group along with Corn. Been dipping for 30 years and I am on my Quit Day 2. I'll be looking for your name on Roll Call. Please let me know if I can help. Today I posted Roll Call and today I am Quit. Peace

[CORNWALLACE]

Just wanted to take a minute and introduce myself. I'm now 14 days in on the start of the rest of my life. April 3, 2011 was the day I decided it was time. My daughter turned 8 years old and never had seen a day that I hadn't had that ugly lump in my lip.

Picked up the can on the golf course 19 years ago and never put it down. Never once really thought I wanted to quit. What a mistake. Never really thought about how much that thing controlled my life. From the moment you wake to the moment you lay your head down at night. I chewed so much I had different routes to different stores so that the clerks didn't think I was that disgusting. But I did have some that just threw it on the counter when I walked through the door.

Now it hasn't been easy. I thought they were kidding when they said you would walk around in a fog, but boy were they right. The first few days I couldn't even tell you if the sun was out.

But, the last 14 days have been the best I've had in years. And hopefully with the support of my wife and two girls the rest of my life will be can free. I have enjoyed reading the stories of others highs and lows on here. And look forward to draw from everybody else to continue with road to a better life.

Sas- welcome - proud to be quit with you today and a July brother - let's do this thing today - Corn

[sas32032]

Just wanted to take a minute and introduce myself. I'm now 14 days in on the start of the rest of my life. April 3, 2011 was the day I decided it was time. My daughter turned 8 years old and never had seen a day that I hadn't had that ugly lump in my lip.

Picked up the can on the golf course 19 years ago and never put it down. Never once really thought I wanted to quit. What a mistake. Never really thought about how much that thing controlled my life. From the moment you wake to the moment you lay your head down at night. I chewed so much I had different routes to different stores so that the clerks didn't think I was that disgusting. But I did have some that just threw it on the counter when I walked through the door.

Now it hasn't been easy. I thought they were kidding when they said you would walk around in a fog, but boy were they right. The first few days I couldn't even tell you if the sun was out.

But, the last 14 days have been the best I've had in years. And hopefully with the support of my wife and two girls the rest of my life will be can free. I have enjoyed reading the stories of others highs and lows on here. And look forward to draw from everybody else to continue with road to a better life.