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Started by ChiefQuitter, January 01, 2016, 01:00:00 PM

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Cantoo

I quit with you brother. 1/1/16 is my day of quit as well. We can do this. BE STRONG. Lean on me and I will lean on you.
Fuck the nic bitch!
Cantoo -5-

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Quit is life
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Grizzlyhasclaws

Quote from: ChiefQuitterTime for be to get off this path of destruction. I quit after going for a checkup at the dentist on December 28th. My regular dentist was on vacation and his daughter was filling in for him that day. Her approach to me in trying to help me quit was refreshing-not the typical douche-bag "I'm the dentist and you're the asshole" approach.

I am quitting for several reasons, but mainly quitting because I do not like the feeling of something having control of me. Chew has had me by the balls for long enough, and I need to take my life back. My health, family, $$$$, and my desire to set a better example are all reasons for my quit.

I have looked at this website before, but decided to join the group. Thanks for reading.
Nice intro. Don't forget what you were feeling there at the very moment when you wrote this ^^^. Remind yourself daily.
Nicotine Quit Date:10/31/2013
Exercise Start Date: 6/29/2018

southgafarmer

Chief, I sent you a PM brother. Let me know if you get it.
"The key is that daily promise. Once it is made, there isn't a trigger big enough to cause me to cave. Provided you are all men of your word, you too will find freedom from this vile shit."-Rkymtnman

"Quitting isn't about what you have accomplished. It's what you are doing right now."-wastepanel HOL

ZillahCowboy

Nice work posting roll, and welcome aboard. You are about to the enter the hardest part of your quit known as "the big suck." The next few days are really going to suck but you can get through them. Read this site from top to bottom. There are a ton of guys that have succeeded. Read their stories and always post roll first thing in the morning. Also, start to get to know your quit brothers and sisters Trade phone numbers so you can text one another. Accountability is the cornerstone of KTC and is one of the reasons it has worked for me. 735 days into my quit and I am loving life more than ever. Again, welcome and start rockin' your quit!

southgafarmer

Chief, we are in this together. I quit with you today!
"The key is that daily promise. Once it is made, there isn't a trigger big enough to cause me to cave. Provided you are all men of your word, you too will find freedom from this vile shit."-Rkymtnman

"Quitting isn't about what you have accomplished. It's what you are doing right now."-wastepanel HOL

Tjschu

Nice job posting roll. Drink lots of water exercise a ton! Use whatever you have to to keep nicotine out of your mouth. Make connections in your quit group and with vets too. Post your promise first thing in the morning and then keep your word. repeat the next day.

Nomore1959

Chief, great decision!!

You will be April 2016 quit group with a December 28th quit (you will be 100 days quit in April).

ChiefQuitter

Thanks for the feedback. I will try to post roll and get with my group!

pab1964

Welcome chief, go to the welcome center. Learn how to post roll, find your quit group post roll and let the rest of your life begin! Price for admission here is posting roll. Do that and all the advice you will need to help you make it through this will come! I quit with you today!
Tobacco is so addictive it took me a year after a massive heart attack, in which doctor confirmed caused from dipping to finally put a lid on the bitch! ODAAT EDD

ChiefQuitter

Time for be to get off this path of destruction. I quit after going for a checkup at the dentist on December 28th. My regular dentist was on vacation and his daughter was filling in for him that day. Her approach to me in trying to help me quit was refreshing-not the typical douche-bag "I'm the dentist and you're the asshole" approach.

I am quitting for several reasons, but mainly quitting because I do not like the feeling of something having control of me. Chew has had me by the balls for long enough, and I need to take my life back. My health, family, $$$$, and my desire to set a better example are all reasons for my quit.

I have looked at this website before, but decided to join the group. Thanks for reading.