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Offline Bean

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Re: New quiter
« Reply #10 on: February 19, 2014, 05:52:00 PM »
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Hi all. My name is Justin. After 22 years and a can a day I quit. After 2 days of reading your site I decided for myself I was done. It was right after reading the Kern's story actually. It was 2:15 pm December 10th to be exact. I looked at my wife and said come with me and we dumped out 4 tins together. Now: help please!!
This guy went from this quote to posting roll 100% of the time and now is free of nic on DAY 72. What a great feeling !!! ;Ironman:
That is awesome, Justin. Seems like there was a pre-HOF, but post fog funk that set in at about Day 60-80 for me. The Nic Bitch tried to get me to rationalize that I proved that I could quit if I wanted to, so no harm in just having one occassionally. Oh, the mind of an addict!!! IGNORE THIS SHIT That is fail-speak. ODAAT and NAFAR are what you should focus on. Also, develope a strong hatred for all things nicotine. Keep your resolve!!!
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Re: New quiter
« Reply #9 on: February 19, 2014, 05:33:00 PM »
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Hi all. My name is Justin. After 22 years and a can a day I quit. After 2 days of reading your site I decided for myself I was done. It was right after reading the Kern's story actually. It was 2:15 pm December 10th to be exact. I looked at my wife and said come with me and we dumped out 4 tins together. Now: help please!!
This guy went from this quote to posting roll 100% of the time and now is free of nic on DAY 72. What a great feeling !!! ;Ironman:
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Re: New quiter
« Reply #8 on: December 11, 2013, 06:37:00 PM »
Hey BBQ'er, we're in the same quit group. I'm glad as hell I found this site! I'll see you in roll call every morning bud! If you need anything, holler
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Re: New quiter
« Reply #7 on: December 11, 2013, 05:49:00 PM »
Welcome to KTC BBQer. Nice job of reading the materials and posting roll as well. Roll is your daily promise to yourself and all of your new brothers and sisters that you will not use tobacco in any form that day. You will post your name and the number of days you are quit each day in the March 2014 quit group. Each and every day you will post your promise. No exceptions. That is the price of admission to KTC. Nothing more and nothing less.
Now, look up at Inbox(1). Open it and you will find a message from me with my telephone number. Put it in your phone with the others you will get from your KTC brothers in March quit group. This is your lifeline. Use it and call those numbers whenever you feel tempted to use nicotine...or just to shoot the shit. We call that brotherhood. Congrats on making this the best decision of your life. Wayne
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Re: New quiter
« Reply #6 on: December 11, 2013, 03:43:00 PM »
Congrats on a great choice, BBQ!!! Quitting is done ONE DAY AT A TIME. That is all that matters...just getting through today. We'll deal with tomorrow when it gets here. Welcome, brother!!!
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Re: New quiter
« Reply #5 on: December 11, 2013, 03:22:00 PM »
The Kern story is gut wrenching. I couldn't even read the whole thing at first. It took me 2 weeks to bring myself to read that whole story. You'll find many more postings along the way to keep you motivated. Keep reading, this site is full of first hand accounts. The people are here to support you.

I eat a lot of sunflower seeds. For the first 3 weeks I didn't go anywhere without seeds. I keep them on my nightstand.

There's tons of people on here who've been quit for hundreds and even thousands of days. They got there by counting one day at a time. That's how you quit this shit long term. ODAAT.

Stay strong!
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Re: New quiter
« Reply #4 on: December 11, 2013, 03:08:00 PM »
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Hi all. My name is Justin. After 22 years and a can a day I quit. After 2 days of reading your site I decided for myself I was done. It was right after reading the Kern's story actually. It was 2:15 pm December 10th to be exact. I looked at my wife and said come with me and we dumped out 4 tins together. Now: help please!!
I see you posted roll. Let me be the first to welcome you. I am glad you found us. If you post roll daily and get involved you can do this. Personal Mesage (PM) me if you need any individual assistance.
You post roll everyday no matter what and you keep your promise to not dip or use any kind of nicotine. You keep your brothers and sisters accountable and you keep yourself on track. We are here to help you in every way we can. Glad to have you here with all us whacked out quitters.
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Re: New quiter
« Reply #3 on: December 11, 2013, 03:07:00 PM »
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Hi all. My name is Justin. After 22 years and a can a day I quit. After 2 days of reading your site I decided for myself I was done. It was right after reading the Kern's story actually. It was 2:15 pm December 10th to be exact. I looked at my wife and said come with me and we dumped out 4 tins together. Now: help please!!
Justin,
Welcome to KTC. I see that you have already posted roll with the Pre-HOF March, 2014 group. Huge Kudos on that.

I am glad to hear that you reached your decision and then asked your spouse to dump the cans with you. You will need her support, but first you have to want wit which it looks like you do.

Prepare fro every day with an alternative to dip. You will get cravings at the most inopportune time, so prepare for them ahead of that time.

Exercise works great as well as drinking mass quantities of water, and for some reason cinnamon candies seem to work fantastically.

Do what you can to control anger and realize that you are an addict because you chose to be, no one else is to blame nor should they be the target of your anger or rage. When you get that pissed off or close to a boiling point, get on here, go into chat, or exchange phone numbers with a fellow quitter. This will all prove to be priceless to you. Yell at us, we get it and most of us quitters love that because it helps us remember when we were at that stage in out quit.

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Re: New quiter
« Reply #2 on: December 11, 2013, 03:04:00 PM »
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Hi all. My name is Justin. After 22 years and a can a day I quit. After 2 days of reading your site I decided for myself I was done. It was right after reading the Kern's story actually. It was 2:15 pm December 10th to be exact. I looked at my wife and said come with me and we dumped out 4 tins together. Now: help please!!
I see you posted roll. Let me be the first to welcome you. I am glad you found us. If you post roll daily and get involved you can do this. Personal Mesage (PM) me if you need any individual assistance.
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« on: December 11, 2013, 02:29:00 PM »
Hi all. My name is Justin. After 22 years and a can a day I quit. After 2 days of reading your site I decided for myself I was done. It was right after reading the Kern's story actually. It was 2:15 pm December 10th to be exact. I looked at my wife and said come with me and we dumped out 4 tins together. Now: help please!!
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