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Offline Zutdut17

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Re: I have finally made the leap
« Reply #6 on: March 16, 2017, 07:40:00 AM »
I've made 100 days. I honestly never thought I would get this far but today is one of my proudest accomplishments to date. I find it quite funny that I had my worse dip dream last night. I never knew how much quitting truly meant to me until I woke up this morning after that dream that felt so real and I was crush that I fail. I originally quit for my wife but it has developed into something that I want to and I am so happy I've made it triple digits, with hopefully the rest of my life to go. I know I couldn't have made it this far with out my family's love and support.


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Re: I have finally made the leap
« Reply #5 on: January 23, 2017, 07:31:00 AM »
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Hey guys my name is Joe, I'm 45 days strong right now. My last pinch was December 6th 2016 @ 9am. I went cold turkey and it was the best decision I could have made. I suffered through 1 week of hell and then it started getting better and better. I think this week is the first week that the good days have out weighed the bad. It wasn't so much that I had a lot of bad days. It was just the ones I did were really rough. I feel like I am slowly starting to feel like myself again, slowly but surely. After tens years of a tin a day I never thought I would be at this point but here I am! The reason I am reaching out at this point in my quiting process, because I'm looking for people who have experienced what I'm going through and who get how I am feeling especially on those really bad days.


Joe
Joe, welcome and congratulations.
It is amazing the imprint that chew/nicotine has left on our brains. But it was a part of our daily routines for a very long time so it will take time and especially to get through doing all the activities that you have done for years with a chew in.
I remember I used to look forward to picking up dog shit in the backyard, you know why, I got to have a chew in quiet (hid it from my wife and family). The first time I did it without a chew, it was terrible...
But there are a lot of things that are still fun without a chew, fishing, hunting, golfing, etc.
Anyways just a trip down memory lane.
Join us post roll, and read up, there is a wealth of quit knowledge here.
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Great job and welcome! You're kicking nicks ass, no reason to do it aloneÂ… I would have never made it to 1142 days alone. Find your group and post up with them. Make your promise every day.

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Re: I have finally made the leap
« Reply #4 on: January 22, 2017, 08:33:00 AM »
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Hey guys my name is Joe, I'm 45 days strong right now. My last pinch was December 6th 2016 @ 9am. I went cold turkey and it was the best decision I could have made. I suffered through 1 week of hell and then it started getting better and better. I think this week is the first week that the good days have out weighed the bad. It wasn't so much that I had a lot of bad days. It was just the ones I did were really rough. I feel like I am slowly starting to feel like myself again, slowly but surely. After tens years of a tin a day I never thought I would be at this point but here I am! The reason I am reaching out at this point in my quiting process, because I'm looking for people who have experienced what I'm going through and who get how I am feeling especially on those really bad days.


Joe
Joe, welcome and congratulations.
It is amazing the imprint that chew/nicotine has left on our brains. But it was a part of our daily routines for a very long time so it will take time and especially to get through doing all the activities that you have done for years with a chew in.
I remember I used to look forward to picking up dog shit in the backyard, you know why, I got to have a chew in quiet (hid it from my wife and family). The first time I did it without a chew, it was terrible...
But there are a lot of things that are still fun without a chew, fishing, hunting, golfing, etc.
Anyways just a trip down memory lane.
Join us post roll, and read up, there is a wealth of quit knowledge here.
ID Spuds 887 days free
Great job and welcome! You're kicking nicks ass, no reason to do it aloneÂ… I would have never made it to 1142 days alone. Find your group and post up with them. Make your promise every day.

Banjo

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Re: I have finally made the leap
« Reply #3 on: January 22, 2017, 01:07:00 AM »
Quote from: zutdut17
Hey guys my name is Joe, I'm 45 days strong right now. My last pinch was December 6th 2016 @ 9am. I went cold turkey and it was the best decision I could have made. I suffered through 1 week of hell and then it started getting better and better. I think this week is the first week that the good days have out weighed the bad. It wasn't so much that I had a lot of bad days. It was just the ones I did were really rough. I feel like I am slowly starting to feel like myself again, slowly but surely. After tens years of a tin a day I never thought I would be at this point but here I am! The reason I am reaching out at this point in my quiting process, because I'm looking for people who have experienced what I'm going through and who get how I am feeling especially on those really bad days.


Joe
Joe,

Your story is so close to mine, I actually thought I was reading one of my own posts! ;o)

Anyway...my name is Jim; I'm nicotine-clean since 11 November 2016. There's a reason why the first week of a quit is called Hell Week, uh? ;o)

We all - universally! - get what you're feeling. I hope to hear more from you in future.

Fraternally,
Jim H.
February 2017 CoQ

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Re: I have finally made the leap
« Reply #2 on: January 20, 2017, 07:14:00 PM »
Quote from: zutdut17
Hey guys my name is Joe, I'm 45 days strong right now. My last pinch was December 6th 2016 @ 9am. I went cold turkey and it was the best decision I could have made. I suffered through 1 week of hell and then it started getting better and better. I think this week is the first week that the good days have out weighed the bad. It wasn't so much that I had a lot of bad days. It was just the ones I did were really rough. I feel like I am slowly starting to feel like myself again, slowly but surely. After tens years of a tin a day I never thought I would be at this point but here I am! The reason I am reaching out at this point in my quiting process, because I'm looking for people who have experienced what I'm going through and who get how I am feeling especially on those really bad days.


Joe
Joe, welcome and congratulations.
It is amazing the imprint that chew/nicotine has left on our brains. But it was a part of our daily routines for a very long time so it will take time and especially to get through doing all the activities that you have done for years with a chew in.
I remember I used to look forward to picking up dog shit in the backyard, you know why, I got to have a chew in quiet (hid it from my wife and family). The first time I did it without a chew, it was terrible...
But there are a lot of things that are still fun without a chew, fishing, hunting, golfing, etc.
Anyways just a trip down memory lane.
Join us post roll, and read up, there is a wealth of quit knowledge here.
ID Spuds 887 days free

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I have finally made the leap
« on: January 20, 2017, 06:00:00 PM »
Hey guys my name is Joe, I'm 45 days strong right now. My last pinch was December 6th 2016 @ 9am. I went cold turkey and it was the best decision I could have made. I suffered through 1 week of hell and then it started getting better and better. I think this week is the first week that the good days have out weighed the bad. It wasn't so much that I had a lot of bad days. It was just the ones I did were really rough. I feel like I am slowly starting to feel like myself again, slowly but surely. After tens years of a tin a day I never thought I would be at this point but here I am! The reason I am reaching out at this point in my quiting process, because I'm looking for people who have experienced what I'm going through and who get how I am feeling especially on those really bad days.


Joe