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Re: New to quitting and dying slowly
« Reply #34 on: April 30, 2014, 11:50:00 AM »
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Havent updated this thing in a while. Bored at work so figured i would. 12 days in. And I am more of a quitter than ever. I am still pulling out of the fog. Thought I was completely through it but was kind of fuzzy today. lost count on my own quit days LOL. But i feel better than I have in a long time. Have really been spending some time in chat, getting to know some guys, exchanging some numbers. Love it.

Met my first real challenge this past weekend too. Had my Motorcycle Club "church" and drank beer for the first time since day 1. I killed it with no problem. i think i was so exctited to talk about my quit, i didnt have time to cave LOL. But I made it through.

As i read more on the forum, and i read threads with people who caved, or people who just cant wrap their mind around KTC, it is starting to make me angry. I have 2 beautiful daughters and could not bear the thought of losing 1 single day with them in exchange for that nasty weed. Yet people here treat their quit like some sort of joke, or something to pass the time between dips. Quitting like fu.ck is hard as fu.ck, and i can not stand when people commit to the quit and are full of s.hit. That ryhmes LOL.

God 12 days sounds like so little, but its the longest i have gone without a dip in 10+ years. jesus i was stupid. No more though. I am a full time quitter!

I can not thank KTC or some of the guys I have met on here for their help. I truly understand that the fight to quit is a fight for my life. And having total strangers who care enough about my quit to help, shows the caliber of ppl KTC draws.

Thanks for reading my needlesly long post. Quit Long, Quit Hard!!!!!
Very well said. I love that the majority of the people here are serious as cancer about quitting. It will get better in your quit group as the slackers and cavers disappear. Pretty soon the next new group will have to deal with them. I quit with you today! Please hit me up if I can do anything to help and CONGRATS ON 12 DAYS THAT IS SOMETHING TO BE PROUD OF. JUST QUIT ODAAT. 'boob'
Keep on plowing through Lambo. Glad to see you make through the challenge. ODAAT. Why go back when there is so much more to look forward to?
Brother, there is nothing little about 12 days of quit. That is awesome. They add up so fast and things get so much better too! Keep going. Good Post!

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Re: New to quitting and dying slowly
« Reply #33 on: April 30, 2014, 10:21:00 AM »
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Havent updated this thing in a while. Bored at work so figured i would. 12 days in. And I am more of a quitter than ever. I am still pulling out of the fog. Thought I was completely through it but was kind of fuzzy today. lost count on my own quit days LOL. But i feel better than I have in a long time. Have really been spending some time in chat, getting to know some guys, exchanging some numbers. Love it.

Met my first real challenge this past weekend too. Had my Motorcycle Club "church" and drank beer for the first time since day 1. I killed it with no problem. i think i was so exctited to talk about my quit, i didnt have time to cave LOL. But I made it through.

As i read more on the forum, and i read threads with people who caved, or people who just cant wrap their mind around KTC, it is starting to make me angry. I have 2 beautiful daughters and could not bear the thought of losing 1 single day with them in exchange for that nasty weed. Yet people here treat their quit like some sort of joke, or something to pass the time between dips. Quitting like fu.ck is hard as fu.ck, and i can not stand when people commit to the quit and are full of s.hit. That ryhmes LOL.

God 12 days sounds like so little, but its the longest i have gone without a dip in 10+ years. jesus i was stupid. No more though. I am a full time quitter!

I can not thank KTC or some of the guys I have met on here for their help. I truly understand that the fight to quit is a fight for my life. And having total strangers who care enough about my quit to help, shows the caliber of ppl KTC draws.

Thanks for reading my needlesly long post. Quit Long, Quit Hard!!!!!
Very well said. I love that the majority of the people here are serious as cancer about quitting. It will get better in your quit group as the slackers and cavers disappear. Pretty soon the next new group will have to deal with them. I quit with you today! Please hit me up if I can do anything to help and CONGRATS ON 12 DAYS THAT IS SOMETHING TO BE PROUD OF. JUST QUIT ODAAT. 'boob'
Keep on plowing through Lambo. Glad to see you make through the challenge. ODAAT. Why go back when there is so much more to look forward to?
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Re: New to quitting and dying slowly
« Reply #32 on: April 30, 2014, 09:33:00 AM »
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Havent updated this thing in a while. Bored at work so figured i would. 12 days in. And I am more of a quitter than ever. I am still pulling out of the fog. Thought I was completely through it but was kind of fuzzy today. lost count on my own quit days LOL. But i feel better than I have in a long time. Have really been spending some time in chat, getting to know some guys, exchanging some numbers. Love it.

Met my first real challenge this past weekend too. Had my Motorcycle Club "church" and drank beer for the first time since day 1. I killed it with no problem. i think i was so exctited to talk about my quit, i didnt have time to cave LOL. But I made it through.

As i read more on the forum, and i read threads with people who caved, or people who just cant wrap their mind around KTC, it is starting to make me angry. I have 2 beautiful daughters and could not bear the thought of losing 1 single day with them in exchange for that nasty weed. Yet people here treat their quit like some sort of joke, or something to pass the time between dips. Quitting like fu.ck is hard as fu.ck, and i can not stand when people commit to the quit and are full of s.hit. That ryhmes LOL.

God 12 days sounds like so little, but its the longest i have gone without a dip in 10+ years. jesus i was stupid. No more though. I am a full time quitter!

I can not thank KTC or some of the guys I have met on here for their help. I truly understand that the fight to quit is a fight for my life. And having total strangers who care enough about my quit to help, shows the caliber of ppl KTC draws.

Thanks for reading my needlesly long post. Quit Long, Quit Hard!!!!!
Very well said. I love that the majority of the people here are serious as cancer about quitting. It will get better in your quit group as the slackers and cavers disappear. Pretty soon the next new group will have to deal with them. I quit with you today! Please hit me up if I can do anything to help and CONGRATS ON 12 DAYS THAT IS SOMETHING TO BE PROUD OF. JUST QUIT ODAAT. 'boob'

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Re: New to quitting and dying slowly
« Reply #31 on: April 30, 2014, 08:07:00 AM »
Quit with you today. One Day At A Time has worked for me.

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Re: New to quitting and dying slowly
« Reply #30 on: April 30, 2014, 06:26:00 AM »
Havent updated this thing in a while. Bored at work so figured i would. 12 days in. And I am more of a quitter than ever. I am still pulling out of the fog. Thought I was completely through it but was kind of fuzzy today. lost count on my own quit days LOL. But i feel better than I have in a long time. Have really been spending some time in chat, getting to know some guys, exchanging some numbers. Love it.

Met my first real challenge this past weekend too. Had my Motorcycle Club "church" and drank beer for the first time since day 1. I killed it with no problem. i think i was so exctited to talk about my quit, i didnt have time to cave LOL. But I made it through.

As i read more on the forum, and i read threads with people who caved, or people who just cant wrap their mind around KTC, it is starting to make me angry. I have 2 beautiful daughters and could not bear the thought of losing 1 single day with them in exchange for that nasty weed. Yet people here treat their quit like some sort of joke, or something to pass the time between dips. Quitting like fu.ck is hard as fu.ck, and i can not stand when people commit to the quit and are full of s.hit. That ryhmes LOL.

God 12 days sounds like so little, but its the longest i have gone without a dip in 10+ years. jesus i was stupid. No more though. I am a full time quitter!

I can not thank KTC or some of the guys I have met on here for their help. I truly understand that the fight to quit is a fight for my life. And having total strangers who care enough about my quit to help, shows the caliber of ppl KTC draws.

Thanks for reading my needlesly long post. Quit Long, Quit Hard!!!!!
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Re: New to quitting and dying slowly
« Reply #29 on: April 25, 2014, 12:42:00 AM »
Thanks Slinger. I know the deadly poision is what we are here to beat, and I am, everyday, ADAAT, but I really want to kick the habit of having a lip full of black sh.it all the time. But again, its better than the she devil that wants to kill me.
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Re: New to quitting and dying slowly
« Reply #28 on: April 25, 2014, 12:37:00 AM »
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Today was a great quit day Brothers.

I had to break down and buy some Smokey Mountain today. I didnt want to, but the cravings were bad. At first I was dissappointed in myself. I know its not a cave, but its still a lump of crap in my mouth i dont want. But as soon as i threw that SM in, I learned a very important lesson. I AM NOT DEPENDENT ON NICOTINE ANYMORE!! I am still very addicted, and always will be, but theat dip of SM made me feel 100% better. Which tells me I dont need nic anymore. Just an oral fixation to kick. 7 days in , and i have never been more dedicated. I quit today again!!!!]

Great day brothers, great day.
Hey Lambo, don't beat yourself up for using the fake stuff. Some guys use it hundreds of days into their quits. I use it a couple times a day. Usually go through a can in about a week. I am finding that I need it less and less. Whatever it takes to not put that poison shit in your mouth. Stay strong. I'm quitting with you today.
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Re: New to quitting and dying slowly
« Reply #27 on: April 25, 2014, 12:30:00 AM »
Today was a great quit day Brothers.

I had to break down and buy some Smokey Mountain today. I didnt want to, but the cravings were bad. At first I was dissappointed in myself. I know its not a cave, but its still a lump of crap in my mouth i dont want. But as soon as i threw that SM in, I learned a very important lesson. I AM NOT DEPENDENT ON NICOTINE ANYMORE!! I am still very addicted, and always will be, but theat dip of SM made me feel 100% better. Which tells me I dont need nic anymore. Just an oral fixation to kick. 7 days in , and i have never been more dedicated. I quit today again!!!!]

Great day brothers, great day.
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Re: New to quitting and dying slowly
« Reply #26 on: April 24, 2014, 10:12:00 AM »
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Thanks Jay. I am on day 6, and my brain is in full revolt against my quit. The cravings are bad, but I posted roll, commited to QLF today, and I aint caving.
yeah man...it is a mental game from here on out...just today...that is all you need to worry about.
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Re: New to quitting and dying slowly
« Reply #25 on: April 24, 2014, 09:46:00 AM »
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Thanks Jay. I am on day 6, and my brain is in full revolt against my quit. The cravings are bad, but I posted roll, commited to QLF today, and I aint caving.
yeah man...it is a mental game from here on out...just today...that is all you need to worry about.
Boy I sure could use a beer right about now!

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Re: New to quitting and dying slowly
« Reply #24 on: April 24, 2014, 09:39:00 AM »
Thanks Jay. I am on day 6, and my brain is in full revolt against my quit. The cravings are bad, but I posted roll, commited to QLF today, and I aint caving.
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Re: New to quitting and dying slowly
« Reply #23 on: April 24, 2014, 09:30:00 AM »
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Rough day today. Now that I am almost a week in, the Nic is mostly gone, and now instead of just feeling like crap, I feel fine, and want a dip more than ever. But I am not. I am gonna stay quit. It sucks. I truly had no idea how all encompassing quitting would be. I knew it would be difficult, but I feel like a heroin addict. All of my focus is on quitting. As it should be.

Gotta throw some love towards Toddy, whose emails and support has helped on the hard days like today. Just to piss and moan to someone who knows what its like is a life saver. Thanks brother!!

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i don't remember exactly the day you are on but if you are almost at a week the nicotine is completely out of your system! You survived the hardest part physically...now to mind games are upon you...love the mind games...every crave you get from now on might feel physical but it is all in your head. congrats and quit on
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Re: New to quitting and dying slowly
« Reply #22 on: April 24, 2014, 03:40:00 AM »
Rough day today. Now that I am almost a week in, the Nic is mostly gone, and now instead of just feeling like crap, I feel fine, and want a dip more than ever. But I am not. I am gonna stay quit. It sucks. I truly had no idea how all encompassing quitting would be. I knew it would be difficult, but I feel like a heroin addict. All of my focus is on quitting. As it should be.

Gotta throw some love towards Toddy, whose emails and support has helped on the hard days like today. Just to piss and moan to someone who knows what its like is a life saver. Thanks brother!!

QLF EDD. I quit again today
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Re: New to quitting and dying slowly
« Reply #21 on: April 23, 2014, 11:27:00 AM »
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Appreciate it guys. KTC has definitely helped keep me on track. I honestly had doubts that posting roll and all that was neccessary and worth it. But I figured I would try, and keep an open mind. Now, 5 days quit, I love posting roll, what it means, and is a daily re-commit to QLF EDD!!!!!
And... the light goes on!

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Re: New to quitting and dying slowly
« Reply #20 on: April 23, 2014, 08:28:00 AM »
Appreciate it guys. KTC has definitely helped keep me on track. I honestly had doubts that posting roll and all that was neccessary and worth it. But I figured I would try, and keep an open mind. Now, 5 days quit, I love posting roll, what it means, and is a daily re-commit to QLF EDD!!!!!
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