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Re: Hello
« Reply #24 on: July 03, 2015, 06:57:00 AM »
Quote from: mogul
Quote from: Erussell
Quote from: Pinched
Quote from: sweetrice80
Day three!

I will be honest this has been the longest I have gone in the 9 years that I have dipped. I have kept saying in my head I will quit after blah blah blah. I have always thought about the money I would save and the health benefits of quitting but honestly I never thought about why I wanted to quit. I want to quit for me, and no one else. I have not told anyone in my family, g/f or anyone about my quit. I just stopped. My girl is going to pick up on it one way or another as I normally dip around the house and the last 3 days nada!

Yesterday was strange at random times I would sort of feel a little drunk or spaced out. I still feel the urge and have been working well with seeds, gum and water. Any time I feel the urge, I take turns between gum and seeds. Honestly, I can handle mind tricks and I am able to slap myself out of my mind tricking me, but the urges are the hardest part. I am just waiting for the day I wake up without the physical urge to dip. But like everyone says, take it one day at a time. Small victories wins the war!


David
David,
You didn't stop you quit. It takes a lot of balls to be a quitter. Involve her and others in your quit, it will help have direct support. Show your girlfriend the "Spousal Support" and have her be a pillar in quit for you. I stopped before my quit and now I can only think about what I would have done with all that money...new Harley, vacation, new gun...but oh well I will just enjoy my quit.

You sir are experiencing the fog, it is like you are a zombie. here is a small victory to look forward to, nicotine will be out of your system after tomorrow. Just focus on today and only today; it will get better...eventually. Food starts to taste different, your life is encompassed in quit and makes you a better person (bitchy at times but a better bitchy person). If you are ever not able to slap yourself back into reality please feel free to call me...anything to help a brother out.

I am proud of you bud,

P
I just poked my head into this thread and I smell nothing but quit in here. Damn sweetrice, you've pulled the trigger and quit!!!! Good for you!!! This shit is hard, extremely hard. It hurts like hell, pure hell. You can't think, your brain is mush. Your mind is constantly playing tricks on you, it's like your in a mind war with yourself. Swallow this pain, embellish it, savor ever flavor of it, and try to enjoy it. It's your body healing, it's your road to a better you and better life. I remember my first three weeks like a movie I watched a 100 times. I enjoy remembering the pain, it reminds me of two things, how wonderful I feel now that I am quit, it also reminds me that I never want another day one, never never never.

I will never miss
Pouring out a perfectly good drink for a spitter
Spilling that spitter
Forgetting a spitter and it smelling up the truck
Putting a dip in when the coast was clear but then someone approaching me and having to gut it awhile.
Having to hurry my ass to the store because I was close to running out.
Periods I couldn't dip and being out of sorts about it, such as the plane.
Going to the store only to find they don't have my brand of poison. Then traveling around to find it.
Having to spit while being in the house and having to walk to the sink or toilet.
The bad breath
The pain in my lip and switching to the side that was less raw but still painful.
Falling asleep with it in my mouth.
Heart burn. Horrible bad heartburn
Wishing ever single can purchase and then ever dip in that can that I was quit.
Worrying about cancer and other harm to my body.
Worrying about my dip can falling out of my pocket in business meetings or someone spotting the
"ring"
Worrying about the smell and extra movement while hunting.
Hurrying through my meal so I could dip.
On and on and on.

For awhile your brain will romanticize these things above as though you loved them and they where small nuances that where worth the joy of dipping. There is no joy in dipping, none, just addiction to a horrible poison with a disgusting delivery method. As you heal you develop a hate for tobacco. Use this pain your in to foster that hate. I don't believe ten big men could hold down and get tobacco into my mouth today, I posted roll and am a man of my word and intend to honor my brothers in quit all damn day. You have my word sweetrice, erussell day 696 and I promise you I will not use nicotine for any reason in any form all day. And no matter how bad it hurts I will hold you to your word to me! I quit with your bad ass!!!!!!
Spitting on your pecker while taking a shit..........
Opening that hissing spit cup, the god awful smell then spitting anyway, closing it , then repeat a few secs later...
NO MO SKOAL!!! I MEAN NEVER AGAIN!!!
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Re: Hello
« Reply #23 on: July 03, 2015, 12:59:00 AM »
Quote from: Erussell
Quote from: Pinched
Quote from: sweetrice80
Day three!

I will be honest this has been the longest I have gone in the 9 years that I have dipped. I have kept saying in my head I will quit after blah blah blah. I have always thought about the money I would save and the health benefits of quitting but honestly I never thought about why I wanted to quit. I want to quit for me, and no one else. I have not told anyone in my family, g/f or anyone about my quit. I just stopped. My girl is going to pick up on it one way or another as I normally dip around the house and the last 3 days nada!

Yesterday was strange at random times I would sort of feel a little drunk or spaced out. I still feel the urge and have been working well with seeds, gum and water. Any time I feel the urge, I take turns between gum and seeds. Honestly, I can handle mind tricks and I am able to slap myself out of my mind tricking me, but the urges are the hardest part. I am just waiting for the day I wake up without the physical urge to dip. But like everyone says, take it one day at a time. Small victories wins the war!


David
David,
You didn't stop you quit. It takes a lot of balls to be a quitter. Involve her and others in your quit, it will help have direct support. Show your girlfriend the "Spousal Support" and have her be a pillar in quit for you. I stopped before my quit and now I can only think about what I would have done with all that money...new Harley, vacation, new gun...but oh well I will just enjoy my quit.

You sir are experiencing the fog, it is like you are a zombie. here is a small victory to look forward to, nicotine will be out of your system after tomorrow. Just focus on today and only today; it will get better...eventually. Food starts to taste different, your life is encompassed in quit and makes you a better person (bitchy at times but a better bitchy person). If you are ever not able to slap yourself back into reality please feel free to call me...anything to help a brother out.

I am proud of you bud,

P
I just poked my head into this thread and I smell nothing but quit in here. Damn sweetrice, you've pulled the trigger and quit!!!! Good for you!!! This shit is hard, extremely hard. It hurts like hell, pure hell. You can't think, your brain is mush. Your mind is constantly playing tricks on you, it's like your in a mind war with yourself. Swallow this pain, embellish it, savor ever flavor of it, and try to enjoy it. It's your body healing, it's your road to a better you and better life. I remember my first three weeks like a movie I watched a 100 times. I enjoy remembering the pain, it reminds me of two things, how wonderful I feel now that I am quit, it also reminds me that I never want another day one, never never never.

I will never miss
Pouring out a perfectly good drink for a spitter
Spilling that spitter
Forgetting a spitter and it smelling up the truck
Putting a dip in when the coast was clear but then someone approaching me and having to gut it awhile.
Having to hurry my ass to the store because I was close to running out.
Periods I couldn't dip and being out of sorts about it, such as the plane.
Going to the store only to find they don't have my brand of poison. Then traveling around to find it.
Having to spit while being in the house and having to walk to the sink or toilet.
The bad breath
The pain in my lip and switching to the side that was less raw but still painful.
Falling asleep with it in my mouth.
Heart burn. Horrible bad heartburn
Wishing ever single can purchase and then ever dip in that can that I was quit.
Worrying about cancer and other harm to my body.
Worrying about my dip can falling out of my pocket in business meetings or someone spotting the
"ring"
Worrying about the smell and extra movement while hunting.
Hurrying through my meal so I could dip.
On and on and on.

For awhile your brain will romanticize these things above as though you loved them and they where small nuances that where worth the joy of dipping. There is no joy in dipping, none, just addiction to a horrible poison with a disgusting delivery method. As you heal you develop a hate for tobacco. Use this pain your in to foster that hate. I don't believe ten big men could hold down and get tobacco into my mouth today, I posted roll and am a man of my word and intend to honor my brothers in quit all damn day. You have my word sweetrice, erussell day 696 and I promise you I will not use nicotine for any reason in any form all day. And no matter how bad it hurts I will hold you to your word to me! I quit with your bad ass!!!!!!
Spitting on your pecker while taking a shit..........

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Re: Hello
« Reply #22 on: July 01, 2015, 01:32:00 PM »
Congrats on the HOF Brother!

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Re: Hello
« Reply #21 on: July 01, 2015, 09:24:00 AM »
Thank you ChickDip!

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Re: Hello
« Reply #20 on: July 01, 2015, 09:05:00 AM »
Sweetrice80 Congrats on your 100 days and hitting the hall!

Good to be quit with you.
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Re: Hello
« Reply #19 on: March 30, 2015, 08:28:00 PM »
I can't wait til I am 7 days in.... gonna be rough. Way to go sweetrice80!

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Re: Hello
« Reply #18 on: March 30, 2015, 03:44:00 PM »
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7 days is bad ass! Keep up the quit, fight like hell for it!
7 days is great my friend always remember you will always be an addict, sad but true. Just always be prepared to fight for what's yours. ...Freedom! Damn proud to be quit with you today! Just an addict trying to help another addict!
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Re: Hello
« Reply #17 on: March 30, 2015, 02:27:00 PM »
7 days is bad ass! Keep up the quit, fight like hell for it!
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Re: Hello
« Reply #16 on: March 30, 2015, 08:05:00 AM »
So today marks 1 week/7 days/168 hours/ 10,080 minutes of nic free lifestyle. A few things that standout, weekends are the hardest, if you do not have a good plan you will fail. I found myself wondering all through the weekend, but when I started to get urges; I got busy. I still feel the physical urge and I am occasionally feeling foggy. I am always reading on this site when times are rough; a read more post less kind of guy.

I post when I have the time and I am making it a point every morning to post roll on my metro ride to work. I am keeping at it mostly because I do not accept failure, I hate losing, I hate failing; it rarely happens and that mentality has kept me moving forward to the next day.

David

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Re: Hello
« Reply #15 on: March 26, 2015, 04:20:00 PM »
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Quote from: sweetrice80
Day three!

I will be honest this has been the longest I have gone in the 9 years that I have dipped. I have kept saying in my head I will quit after blah blah blah. I have always thought about the money I would save and the health benefits of quitting but honestly I never thought about why I wanted to quit. I want to quit for me, and no one else. I have not told anyone in my family, g/f or anyone about my quit. I just stopped. My girl is going to pick up on it one way or another as I normally dip around the house and the last 3 days nada!

Yesterday was strange at random times I would sort of feel a little drunk or spaced out. I still feel the urge and have been working well with seeds, gum and water. Any time I feel the urge, I take turns between gum and seeds. Honestly, I can handle mind tricks and I am able to slap myself out of my mind tricking me, but the urges are the hardest part. I am just waiting for the day I wake up without the physical urge to dip. But like everyone says, take it one day at a time. Small victories wins the war!


David
David,
You didn't stop you quit. It takes a lot of balls to be a quitter. Involve her and others in your quit, it will help have direct support. Show your girlfriend the "Spousal Support" and have her be a pillar in quit for you. I stopped before my quit and now I can only think about what I would have done with all that money...new Harley, vacation, new gun...but oh well I will just enjoy my quit.

You sir are experiencing the fog, it is like you are a zombie. here is a small victory to look forward to, nicotine will be out of your system after tomorrow. Just focus on today and only today; it will get better...eventually. Food starts to taste different, your life is encompassed in quit and makes you a better person (bitchy at times but a better bitchy person). If you are ever not able to slap yourself back into reality please feel free to call me...anything to help a brother out.

I am proud of you bud,

P
I just poked my head into this thread and I smell nothing but quit in here. Damn sweetrice, you've pulled the trigger and quit!!!! Good for you!!! This shit is hard, extremely hard. It hurts like hell, pure hell. You can't think, your brain is mush. Your mind is constantly playing tricks on you, it's like your in a mind war with yourself. Swallow this pain, embellish it, savor ever flavor of it, and try to enjoy it. It's your body healing, it's your road to a better you and better life. I remember my first three weeks like a movie I watched a 100 times. I enjoy remembering the pain, it reminds me of two things, how wonderful I feel now that I am quit, it also reminds me that I never want another day one, never never never.

I will never miss
Pouring out a perfectly good drink for a spitter
Spilling that spitter
Forgetting a spitter and it smelling up the truck
Putting a dip in when the coast was clear but then someone approaching me and having to gut it awhile.
Having to hurry my ass to the store because I was close to running out.
Periods I couldn't dip and being out of sorts about it, such as the plane.
Going to the store only to find they don't have my brand of poison. Then traveling around to find it.
Having to spit while being in the house and having to walk to the sink or toilet.
The bad breath
The pain in my lip and switching to the side that was less raw but still painful.
Falling asleep with it in my mouth.
Heart burn. Horrible bad heartburn
Wishing ever single can purchase and then ever dip in that can that I was quit.
Worrying about cancer and other harm to my body.
Worrying about my dip can falling out of my pocket in business meetings or someone spotting the
"ring"
Worrying about the smell and extra movement while hunting.
Hurrying through my meal so I could dip.
On and on and on.

For awhile your brain will romanticize these things above as though you loved them and they where small nuances that where worth the joy of dipping. There is no joy in dipping, none, just addiction to a horrible poison with a disgusting delivery method. As you heal you develop a hate for tobacco. Use this pain your in to foster that hate. I don't believe ten big men could hold down and get tobacco into my mouth today, I posted roll and am a man of my word and intend to honor my brothers in quit all damn day. You have my word sweetrice, erussell day 696 and I promise you I will not use nicotine for any reason in any form all day. And no matter how bad it hurts I will hold you to your word to me! I quit with your bad ass!!!!!!
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Re: Hello
« Reply #14 on: March 26, 2015, 10:17:00 AM »
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Day three!

I will be honest this has been the longest I have gone in the 9 years that I have dipped. I have kept saying in my head I will quit after blah blah blah. I have always thought about the money I would save and the health benefits of quitting but honestly I never thought about why I wanted to quit. I want to quit for me, and no one else. I have not told anyone in my family, g/f or anyone about my quit. I just stopped. My girl is going to pick up on it one way or another as I normally dip around the house and the last 3 days nada!

Yesterday was strange at random times I would sort of feel a little drunk or spaced out. I still feel the urge and have been working well with seeds, gum and water. Any time I feel the urge, I take turns between gum and seeds. Honestly, I can handle mind tricks and I am able to slap myself out of my mind tricking me, but the urges are the hardest part. I am just waiting for the day I wake up without the physical urge to dip. But like everyone says, take it one day at a time. Small victories wins the war!


David
David,
You didn't stop you quit. It takes a lot of balls to be a quitter. Involve her and others in your quit, it will help have direct support. Show your girlfriend the "Spousal Support" and have her be a pillar in quit for you. I stopped before my quit and now I can only think about what I would have done with all that money...new Harley, vacation, new gun...but oh well I will just enjoy my quit.

You sir are experiencing the fog, it is like you are a zombie. here is a small victory to look forward to, nicotine will be out of your system after tomorrow. Just focus on today and only today; it will get better...eventually. Food starts to taste different, your life is encompassed in quit and makes you a better person (bitchy at times but a better bitchy person). If you are ever not able to slap yourself back into reality please feel free to call me...anything to help a brother out.

I am proud of you bud,

P
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Re: Hello
« Reply #13 on: March 26, 2015, 08:26:00 AM »
Day three!

I will be honest this has been the longest I have gone in the 9 years that I have dipped. I have kept saying in my head I will quit after blah blah blah. I have always thought about the money I would save and the health benefits of quitting but honestly I never thought about why I wanted to quit. I want to quit for me, and no one else. I have not told anyone in my family, g/f or anyone about my quit. I just stopped. My girl is going to pick up on it one way or another as I normally dip around the house and the last 3 days nada!

Yesterday was strange at random times I would sort of feel a little drunk or spaced out. I still feel the urge and have been working well with seeds, gum and water. Any time I feel the urge, I take turns between gum and seeds. Honestly, I can handle mind tricks and I am able to slap myself out of my mind tricking me, but the urges are the hardest part. I am just waiting for the day I wake up without the physical urge to dip. But like everyone says, take it one day at a time. Small victories wins the war!


David

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Re: Hello
« Reply #12 on: March 25, 2015, 01:45:00 PM »
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Quote from: sweetrice80
Hey guys,

So Day one was a rough one, especially during times when I am used to dipping, my jaw is a little sore from chewing gum all day, one after another. I got through it, woke up this morning without much of an urge to dip. The urge was there but wasnt as bad as yesterday. I am going to get through these next 3 to 5 days....

I sometimes feel like a damn crack addict, because I am like cracking every bone in my body and can not sit still. I am hopeful that once the nic is out, I will be able to sit still again!


Well have a great day everyone thanks for the support!!! Quit with you all!
The pain means you are healing. Many quitters - myself included - thought Day 2 and 3 to be the worst. Redouble your efforts to be quit today/ Do you have anyone's phone number yet? A simple text can get you through a crave! PM me if you need digits, I'll drunk text you one of my special phrases that means nothing.
Pain is weakness leaving the body. Identify your trigger times and find a substitute. I used to drop and do push-ups or burpees when I had a craving and wouldn't stop until I didn't crave anymore. To quote another quitter "it is going to suck until it doesn't".

You can do this, it will not be easy. Always be prepared for anything and never let the nic bitch whispering in your ear convince you that you are weak.

Fuck nicotine, fuck cancer, fuck big tobacco...I Quit!
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We'll deal with whatever tomorrow brings when it gets here, but for now just focus on today.

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Re: Hello
« Reply #11 on: March 25, 2015, 09:06:00 AM »
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Quote from: sweetrice80
Hey guys,

So Day one was a rough one, especially during times when I am used to dipping, my jaw is a little sore from chewing gum all day, one after another. I got through it, woke up this morning without much of an urge to dip. The urge was there but wasnt as bad as yesterday. I am going to get through these next 3 to 5 days....

I sometimes feel like a damn crack addict, because I am like cracking every bone in my body and can not sit still. I am hopeful that once the nic is out, I will be able to sit still again!


Well have a great day everyone thanks for the support!!! Quit with you all!
The pain means you are healing. Many quitters - myself included - thought Day 2 and 3 to be the worst. Redouble your efforts to be quit today/ Do you have anyone's phone number yet? A simple text can get you through a crave! PM me if you need digits, I'll drunk text you one of my special phrases that means nothing.
Pain is weakness leaving the body. Identify your trigger times and find a substitute. I used to drop and do push-ups or burpees when I had a craving and wouldn't stop until I didn't crave anymore. To quote another quitter "it is going to suck until it doesn't".

You can do this, it will not be easy. Always be prepared for anything and never let the nic bitch whispering in your ear convince you that you are weak.

Fuck nicotine, fuck cancer, fuck big tobacco...I Quit!
"If you want to quit then stop talking and just QUIT. If you want to kill yourself a bullet is cheaper and faster than a tin, plus it eliminates my hearing you whine and cry like a bitch."

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Re: Hello
« Reply #10 on: March 25, 2015, 07:59:00 AM »
Quote from: sweetrice80
Hey guys,

So Day one was a rough one, especially during times when I am used to dipping, my jaw is a little sore from chewing gum all day, one after another. I got through it, woke up this morning without much of an urge to dip. The urge was there but wasnt as bad as yesterday. I am going to get through these next 3 to 5 days....

I sometimes feel like a damn crack addict, because I am like cracking every bone in my body and can not sit still. I am hopeful that once the nic is out, I will be able to sit still again!


Well have a great day everyone thanks for the support!!! Quit with you all!
The pain means you are healing. Many quitters - myself included - thought Day 2 and 3 to be the worst. Redouble your efforts to be quit today/ Do you have anyone's phone number yet? A simple text can get you through a crave! PM me if you need digits, I'll drunk text you one of my special phrases that means nothing.
Some of my fondest and clearest memories are peeing in places that aren't bathrooms.