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Re: One Day Down
« Reply #23 on: September 01, 2015, 10:43:00 PM »
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It's either the end of day 28 or the beginning of day 29 depending on how you look at it. I haven't posted anything in here for a while and thought I might give an update. The past week and a half have come with their ups and downs. I have noticed in just the last few days the craves haven't been near as strong or as frequent during a normal day. It's when I have something come up that they come on strong for a while. Last week I had to put down my first bird dog, had him for ten years and he was one of the best dogs I could have asked for. The morning I took him to the vet I was just being pounded on thinking that it would be a good time for a dip, maybe it would ease the pain a little. It was just eating at me it felt like, I had no intention of going to get any chew but damn it was a tough day. I didn't cave and came out stronger in my quit because of it. The place I get coffee in the morning is the place I used to buy my can of Skoal mint and every once in a while I catch myself looking at the shelf. But lately it has been more to see if they were able to get the smokey mountain than wanting any of the other shit. I don't really have the urge for tobacco like I did at the start. Now I am working on the oral part of it. I still have to have the fake stuff around though, almost more for the thought of having it rather than actually using it. I ran out the other day and went through an entire bag of seeds and probably half a pack of gum to keep from going crazy. All I know is that as long as I keep posting roll first thing every morning it keeps me quit for a couple of reasons: 1. It is my promise to you all that I won't use. 2. I think I am a man of my word and that means some thing to me. and 3. I don't want to be "That Guy", and we all know who "that guy" is, the one coming back in with a Day 1.
Stay strong and keep at it. The cravings will come and go but as long as you are a man of your word and you post roll early EDD then you cannot fail at this.
Just keep posting roll everyday and keep that promise. It just gets better brother! Freedom from slavery of nicotine is a beautiful thing. Keep going!

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Re: One Day Down
« Reply #22 on: September 01, 2015, 01:52:00 AM »
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It's either the end of day 28 or the beginning of day 29 depending on how you look at it. I haven't posted anything in here for a while and thought I might give an update. The past week and a half have come with their ups and downs. I have noticed in just the last few days the craves haven't been near as strong or as frequent during a normal day. It's when I have something come up that they come on strong for a while. Last week I had to put down my first bird dog, had him for ten years and he was one of the best dogs I could have asked for. The morning I took him to the vet I was just being pounded on thinking that it would be a good time for a dip, maybe it would ease the pain a little. It was just eating at me it felt like, I had no intention of going to get any chew but damn it was a tough day. I didn't cave and came out stronger in my quit because of it. The place I get coffee in the morning is the place I used to buy my can of Skoal mint and every once in a while I catch myself looking at the shelf. But lately it has been more to see if they were able to get the smokey mountain than wanting any of the other shit. I don't really have the urge for tobacco like I did at the start. Now I am working on the oral part of it. I still have to have the fake stuff around though, almost more for the thought of having it rather than actually using it. I ran out the other day and went through an entire bag of seeds and probably half a pack of gum to keep from going crazy. All I know is that as long as I keep posting roll first thing every morning it keeps me quit for a couple of reasons: 1. It is my promise to you all that I won't use. 2. I think I am a man of my word and that means some thing to me. and 3. I don't want to be "That Guy", and we all know who "that guy" is, the one coming back in with a Day 1.
Stay strong and keep at it. The cravings will come and go but as long as you are a man of your word and you post roll early EDD then you cannot fail at this.

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Re: One Day Down
« Reply #21 on: September 01, 2015, 01:41:00 AM »
It's either the end of day 28 or the beginning of day 29 depending on how you look at it. I haven't posted anything in here for a while and thought I might give an update. The past week and a half have come with their ups and downs. I have noticed in just the last few days the craves haven't been near as strong or as frequent during a normal day. It's when I have something come up that they come on strong for a while. Last week I had to put down my first bird dog, had him for ten years and he was one of the best dogs I could have asked for. The morning I took him to the vet I was just being pounded on thinking that it would be a good time for a dip, maybe it would ease the pain a little. It was just eating at me it felt like, I had no intention of going to get any chew but damn it was a tough day. I didn't cave and came out stronger in my quit because of it. The place I get coffee in the morning is the place I used to buy my can of Skoal mint and every once in a while I catch myself looking at the shelf. But lately it has been more to see if they were able to get the smokey mountain than wanting any of the other shit. I don't really have the urge for tobacco like I did at the start. Now I am working on the oral part of it. I still have to have the fake stuff around though, almost more for the thought of having it rather than actually using it. I ran out the other day and went through an entire bag of seeds and probably half a pack of gum to keep from going crazy. All I know is that as long as I keep posting roll first thing every morning it keeps me quit for a couple of reasons: 1. It is my promise to you all that I won't use. 2. I think I am a man of my word and that means some thing to me. and 3. I don't want to be "That Guy", and we all know who "that guy" is, the one coming back in with a Day 1.
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Re: One Day Down
« Reply #20 on: August 12, 2015, 11:30:00 AM »
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Start of day 9 and I feel like I am doing pretty well. It seems like I am good most of the day then around 3-5 the last couple days I have just felt like shit, mostly just my body aching and not being able to concentrate, it doesn't last the rest of the day but it sucks when it hits. On a positive note, this morning on my way to work was the first time I haven't been worried about having a chew while driving. I thought about one for a second and then it went away and didn't even phase me. Things are looking up. Quitting with you all today.
It gets way better Vance. I'm only a few weeks ahead of you, but I can tell you that it gets better. Just keep it ODAAT and things are going to turn the corner for you in short order. It looks like you're already starting to enjoy the benefits of your freedom, stick with it.
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Re: One Day Down
« Reply #19 on: August 12, 2015, 11:17:00 AM »
Start of day 9 and I feel like I am doing pretty well. It seems like I am good most of the day then around 3-5 the last couple days I have just felt like shit, mostly just my body aching and not being able to concentrate, it doesn't last the rest of the day but it sucks when it hits. On a positive note, this morning on my way to work was the first time I haven't been worried about having a chew while driving. I thought about one for a second and then it went away and didn't even phase me. Things are looking up. Quitting with you all today.
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Re: One Day Down
« Reply #18 on: August 09, 2015, 10:57:00 PM »
Keep it up Vance. You've had a good start to this thing. I'll tell you this, if you want it, if you REALLY want it, you will be successful. By that I mean, if you truly want to be quit, you'll be quit. You will win this battle. Not for your boo, not for your kids, not for your besty that wants you to quit. If YOU want to be quit today, you will be. I won today (8/9/15). Tomorrow I'll wake up and I'm pretty sure I'll win again. You?
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"today you dissided that shit wont control your life. and it wont. unless you let it." - drome
"Not thinking about nicotine is for people who've never used nicotine. We threw that option away with the first dip or drag on a cigarette. We are addicts, and cannot become un-addicted." - wildirish317
"You need to decide how much you really want to be quit." - pky1520
We are always at risk. And probably always will be. That is why I will never get "too quit" to post my +1. Every. Damn. Day. - geis2597

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Re: One Day Down
« Reply #17 on: August 09, 2015, 10:54:00 PM »
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Hey what does everyone think about using smokey mountain to help fight the oral addiction I am on day 17 of my quit and have a oral addiction issue
I have been using it too, along with gum and seeds, it is keeping me from using the other stuff so I am fine with it right now. Someone told me the other day that they used it for like 50 days to keep from buying a can. If anyone needs some numbers pm me, I know I could use some more.
Look my friend, whatever it takes to keep nic out of your mouth is what matters here! 225 day's later I had 1 dip of fake today. Use about a can a week. Use to dip a can a day of grizzly. Quit on !
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Re: One Day Down
« Reply #16 on: August 09, 2015, 07:39:00 PM »
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Hey what does everyone think about using smokey mountain to help fight the oral addiction I am on day 17 of my quit and have a oral addiction issue
I have been using it too, along with gum and seeds, it is keeping me from using the other stuff so I am fine with it right now. Someone told me the other day that they used it for like 50 days to keep from buying a can. If anyone needs some numbers pm me, I know I could use some more.
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Re: One Day Down
« Reply #15 on: August 09, 2015, 07:27:00 PM »
Hey what does everyone think about using smokey mountain to help fight the oral addiction I am on day 17 of my quit and have a oral addiction issue

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Re: One Day Down
« Reply #14 on: August 09, 2015, 06:55:00 PM »
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So, today is day 6 of my quit and I feel pretty good, I did yesterday as well. I get some cravings but they aren't as intense as they were a few days ago. I think part of it is getting on here every morning and posting roll and reading. I don't need that shit anymore, any of the headaches or foggy feelings or any of the other shit that comes along with quitting is all on me, just what I get for ever starting in the first place. If I ever feel like I'm about to get snappy at my wife I just remember, she didn't do this to me so there is no reason to be an ass to her. She is the one who actually really pushed me to quit in the first place, she hated the stuff. I kept thinking oh I will quit one of these days when it feels like the right time but that time had never came. I found this place a couple days before I quit and just started reading, I was running low on the last can I had and truthfully I was really scared about quitting. Just thinking "what am I going to do with out my dip", but I just said fuck it, lets do this and see how it goes. I wasn't too sure about it at first but I kept reading and started posting roll in the morning, huge boost of confidence just seeing what you all have to say and that I'm not alone. I guess where I am going with this is, it's day fuckin 6 and I'm in this shit for the long haul one day at a time, no more no less. 'preciate y'all.
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Re: One Day Down
« Reply #13 on: August 09, 2015, 05:53:00 PM »
So, today is day 6 of my quit and I feel pretty good, I did yesterday as well. I get some cravings but they aren't as intense as they were a few days ago. I think part of it is getting on here every morning and posting roll and reading. I don't need that shit anymore, any of the headaches or foggy feelings or any of the other shit that comes along with quitting is all on me, just what I get for ever starting in the first place. If I ever feel like I'm about to get snappy at my wife I just remember, she didn't do this to me so there is no reason to be an ass to her. She is the one who actually really pushed me to quit in the first place, she hated the stuff. I kept thinking oh I will quit one of these days when it feels like the right time but that time had never came. I found this place a couple days before I quit and just started reading, I was running low on the last can I had and truthfully I was really scared about quitting. Just thinking "what am I going to do with out my dip", but I just said fuck it, lets do this and see how it goes. I wasn't too sure about it at first but I kept reading and started posting roll in the morning, huge boost of confidence just seeing what you all have to say and that I'm not alone. I guess where I am going with this is, it's day fuckin 6 and I'm in this shit for the long haul one day at a time, no more no less. 'preciate y'all.
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Re: One Day Down
« Reply #12 on: August 07, 2015, 03:35:00 PM »
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Today has been rough so far. I had a meeting this morning and a good number of the guys that were there all chewed. It was the first day I have been around it since I quit it took a lot not to try and get one but I grabbed my smokey mountain and it helped. It has been pretty foggy so far this afternoon. Just grinding through another day today, the first two days were rough enough I don't want to start the process over.

Quit for today.
Grab your sac, man up! Great win today! There's gonna be a lot of day's like that, this shits not easy, anyone can dip but very few can be a real quitter! Quit on!
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Re: One Day Down
« Reply #11 on: August 07, 2015, 03:15:00 PM »
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Today has been rough so far. I had a meeting this morning and a good number of the guys that were there all chewed. It was the first day I have been around it since I quit it took a lot not to try and get one but I grabbed my smokey mountain and it helped. It has been pretty foggy so far this afternoon. Just grinding through another day today, the first two days were rough enough I don't want to start the process over.

Quit for today.
Grab your sac, man up! Great win today! There's gonna be a lot of day's like that, this shits not easy, anyone can dip but very few can be a real 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: One Day Down
« Reply #10 on: August 07, 2015, 03:05:00 PM »
Today has been rough so far. I had a meeting this morning and a good number of the guys that were there all chewed. It was the first day I have been around it since I quit it took a lot not to try and get one but I grabbed my smokey mountain and it helped. It has been pretty foggy so far this afternoon. Just grinding through another day today, the first two days were rough enough I don't want to start the process over.

Quit for today.
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Re: One Day Down
« Reply #9 on: August 06, 2015, 02:28:00 PM »
Awesome! let's get you all signed up posting roll, so neither of you will ever have to watch the other suffer from oral cancer. You 3 keep each other in check, with the help from others on here you will keep it! 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