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Offline Kdip

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Re: SpartanRon
« Reply #2 on: January 02, 2013, 08:05:00 AM »
It was good talking to you last night in chat. My first love was the nic bitch as it was for all of us. It almost cost me my marriage. By the grace of God and this site I am 4 years quit and still married. Quit with you one day at a time. PM me if you need anything. My phone number is available for the asking.

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« on: January 02, 2013, 02:42:00 AM »
I am Ron, originally from Michigan, moved to Los Angeles in 2004. I am a 21+ year Dipper, started as a freshmen in College and spent the last 15 or so years at a tin a day habit. Earlier this year I went to the Doctor because I had been feeling lethargic. Was assigned a new doctor who gave me the normal lecture on quitting I would ignore. I did go on a low carb diet and agreed to try bupropin and let it build up inside of me with a targeted quit date of Oct 15, 2012. At the end of October (my target quit date came and went), I woke up in the middle of the night in a moment of clarity and thought things I had never thought before. Past relationship mistakes become clear to me (I am doing a flyover here, still really hurts to talk about) and I started to gain a new perspective on life. While on vacation on Nov 13 I got more internal clarity that my first love had always been chewing tobacco and it was time to put that tin I had with me into the toilet. I went to the nicorette gum and finally went nicotine free on 12/23. I have learned so much over the past three months and feel like its been an incredibly altering period of my life. KTC has been instrumental and the support and friendship I have gotten so far is treasured. Thanks so much for listening.
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