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Offline pab1964

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Re: First day of the rest of my life
« Reply #9 on: August 07, 2015, 03:12:00 PM »
Willie, the way it sounds it took all you had to pry that nasty ass stinking shit from your hands! So the romance between you and olé Nicky stops here. Start hating the bitch or be a failure! You wanna beat this, you gotta quit for you not because you think you might be dying. Most of the bullshit you're saying is addict talk. If I pissed you off....GOOD! Not looking for a relationship but a true quitter! Quit on!
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

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Re: First day of the rest of my life
« Reply #8 on: August 07, 2015, 12:57:00 PM »
Quote from: Willert88
Thanks guys, today I feel pretty good, but I will.not become complacent!
Nice! Now go post roll for the day. Easy as pie, Willie.
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Re: First day of the rest of my life
« Reply #7 on: August 07, 2015, 12:56:00 PM »
Thanks guys, today I feel pretty good, but I will.not become complacent!

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Re: First day of the rest of my life
« Reply #6 on: August 07, 2015, 11:32:00 AM »
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I feel as though a light has gone off in my life, the joys I had when I chewed I will.never experience again.
That ^^^ is f'd up.

Don't feel alone in thinking that... we all did to some degree. If you need further proof that nicotine will completely fuck you up... take a good loooong look at that statement. How on God's green earth can a poison soaked weed in a can make ANYTHING better!?! Don't get me wrong, man... I'm not calling you out. I just want you to see the absurdity in that thought. As slaves/addicts to nicotine, we allowed it to call the shots and we allowed it to compromise our associations. Mowing?... better with dip. Driving?... better with dip. Relaxing?... better with dip.

All. A. Lie.

True freedom is what you're going to taste very soon. The veil will be lifted and you will begin to see the lie and... heal. I'm riding 843 days today bro. My life is mine for the first time in 25 years. No can to rule me. That's all the joy I need right there. You're on the path bro... stick to it. Listen to what we say... read what we have experienced. Get involved and stay involved.

Freedom is pretty damn cool...
^^^ it is all an illusion, nothing is better with chew and nicotine. Being free, you have a pocket full of cash and intact jaw, that makes any thing better!

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Re: First day of the rest of my life
« Reply #5 on: August 07, 2015, 10:31:00 AM »
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I feel as though a light has gone off in my life, the joys I had when I chewed I will.never experience again.
That ^^^ is f'd up.

Don't feel alone in thinking that... we all did to some degree. If you need further proof that nicotine will completely fuck you up... take a good loooong look at that statement. How on God's green earth can a poison soaked weed in a can make ANYTHING better!?! Don't get me wrong, man... I'm not calling you out. I just want you to see the absurdity in that thought. As slaves/addicts to nicotine, we allowed it to call the shots and we allowed it to compromise our associations. Mowing?... better with dip. Driving?... better with dip. Relaxing?... better with dip.

All. A. Lie.

True freedom is what you're going to taste very soon. The veil will be lifted and you will begin to see the lie and... heal. I'm riding 843 days today bro. My life is mine for the first time in 25 years. No can to rule me. That's all the joy I need right there. You're on the path bro... stick to it. Listen to what we say... read what we have experienced. Get involved and stay involved.

Freedom is pretty damn cool...
Well, it’s one louder, isn’t it? It’s not ten.

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Re: First day of the rest of my life
« Reply #4 on: August 07, 2015, 07:43:00 AM »
Willert88,
. Welcome to KTC. This is the second time around for me and I can tell you what needs to be done so you DO NOT cave like I did before.
Post roll
Read everything you can here
Collect digits for support.
Use those digits. Everyone is here to help.

I am actually doing everything listed above. I now know that I will now be a quitter every day because y'all have my back.

Let's kick this Nic bitch together. I got your back. Sent you a pm with my digits.

I'm done with chew

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Re: First day of the rest of my life
« Reply #3 on: August 07, 2015, 03:45:00 AM »
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Hello, I am on day 2 of my quit. I have been chewing for 10 years, I started when I joined the army. Chew became a part of my life, go for a drive through a dip in, go deer hunting through a dip in, watch a movie through a dip in. Before I knew it I had a dip in from the time I woke up till the time I went to bed. This last year I started suffering some health problems, I started getting dizzy spells randomly also would sweat like crazy. I started coughing a lot of junk up and had a sore next. I'm not sure if it has anything to do with chewing but I figure it wouldn't hurt to quit. I'm only 27 years old and worry that I was cutting my life short. Today is day two of my quit and I came close to slipping up. I was at the gas station at the counter, the cashier asked what I would like as I stated at the rows of tins. After a couple speechless seconds she asked again if she could help me, at that point I kindly said no thank you and turned and walked out. As I'm sitting here writing this I feel ill, I don't know if it's from quitting or if I am getting sick, but my stomach hurts and I felt dizzy throughout the day. I can only pray that tomorrow will bring a better day. I feel as though a light has gone off in my life, the joys I had when I chewed I will.never experience again.
Welcome to KTC bro. I wish I had quit when I was 27. I'd be 6.5 years free by now. Quitting is hard but it's also very simple. If you haven't done so already, post roll. We do this every morning as soon as we wake up. It's our promise to ourselves and the thousands of brothers/sisters here that we will not chew today. Only worry about today. We quit one day at a time here. Tomorrow will come soon enough. If you post roll and then honor your word for the day, you cannot fail. Your gonna have some tough moments ahead but each day will get a little better. Your freedom from addiction is worth it right?!?! I'll quit with you today. P.M. me if you have any questions.

Below is a link with instructions on how to post roll. Click it. You will be in the November 2015 Pre HOF group.

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I see you made it on roll today! Very cool. Read as much here as you can. There is endless knowledge in these halls. Remember.... Focus on not chewing for today only.

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Re: First day of the rest of my life
« Reply #2 on: August 07, 2015, 03:35:00 AM »
Quote from: Willert88
Hello, I am on day 2 of my quit. I have been chewing for 10 years, I started when I joined the army. Chew became a part of my life, go for a drive through a dip in, go deer hunting through a dip in, watch a movie through a dip in. Before I knew it I had a dip in from the time I woke up till the time I went to bed. This last year I started suffering some health problems, I started getting dizzy spells randomly also would sweat like crazy. I started coughing a lot of junk up and had a sore next. I'm not sure if it has anything to do with chewing but I figure it wouldn't hurt to quit. I'm only 27 years old and worry that I was cutting my life short. Today is day two of my quit and I came close to slipping up. I was at the gas station at the counter, the cashier asked what I would like as I stated at the rows of tins. After a couple speechless seconds she asked again if she could help me, at that point I kindly said no thank you and turned and walked out. As I'm sitting here writing this I feel ill, I don't know if it's from quitting or if I am getting sick, but my stomach hurts and I felt dizzy throughout the day. I can only pray that tomorrow will bring a better day. I feel as though a light has gone off in my life, the joys I had when I chewed I will.never experience again.
Welcome to KTC bro. I wish I had quit when I was 27. I'd be 6.5 years free by now. Quitting is hard but it's also very simple. If you haven't done so already, post roll. We do this every morning as soon as we wake up. It's our promise to ourselves and the thousands of brothers/sisters here that we will not chew today. Only worry about today. We quit one day at a time here. Tomorrow will come soon enough. If you post roll and then honor your word for the day, you cannot fail. Your gonna have some tough moments ahead but each day will get a little better. Your freedom from addiction is worth it right?!?! I'll quit with you today. P.M. me if you have any questions.

Below is a link with instructions on how to post roll. Click it. You will be in the November 2015 Pre HOF group.

How to post roll

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First day of the rest of my life
« on: August 07, 2015, 02:20:00 AM »
Hello, I am on day 2 of my quit. I have been chewing for 10 years, I started when I joined the army. Chew became a part of my life, go for a drive through a dip in, go deer hunting through a dip in, watch a movie through a dip in. Before I knew it I had a dip in from the time I woke up till the time I went to bed. This last year I started suffering some health problems, I started getting dizzy spells randomly also would sweat like crazy. I started coughing a lot of junk up and had a sore next. I'm not sure if it has anything to do with chewing but I figure it wouldn't hurt to quit. I'm only 27 years old and worry that I was cutting my life short. Today is day two of my quit and I came close to slipping up. I was at the gas station at the counter, the cashier asked what I would like as I stated at the rows of tins. After a couple speechless seconds she asked again if she could help me, at that point I kindly said no thank you and turned and walked out. As I'm sitting here writing this I feel ill, I don't know if it's from quitting or if I am getting sick, but my stomach hurts and I felt dizzy throughout the day. I can only pray that tomorrow will bring a better day. I feel as though a light has gone off in my life, the joys I had when I chewed I will.never experience again.