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Offline Thirdshift88

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Re: Kicking the habit
« Reply #7 on: February 08, 2015, 07:50:00 PM »
Thank you all for the straight forward feedback and stand on my own two feet I have a plan and it's about me my life my health I'm into day 14 of my quit joined retro fitness going everyday I feel life turning around thank you all again so much
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Re: Kicking the habit
« Reply #6 on: February 08, 2015, 05:29:00 PM »
Welcome to KTC, John! You have been afforded an opportunity to make a name for yourself and meet new people that will help you save your own life, literally. Post roll every day and read, read, read. When you're not reading you should be posting roll or listening. When you're bored, get on chat and open up.

And FYI, this is not a habit. It's a full blown addiction. Know the difference. Fortunately, we're all addicts on this site and we've all gone through a Day 1 just like you.. so don't be shy!

Embrace the suck. It's worth it. I'm just a little over a month quit and I feel astronomically better than I ever imagined I would. PM me if you need a contact to strengthen your accountability.
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Re: Kicking the habit
« Reply #5 on: February 07, 2015, 10:41:00 PM »
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John here just wanted to say hello and I'm new to joining I just signed up a couple days ago but I kicked the can walking out of the dentist office on the 26 th of jan it's the hardest thing I'm ever done and each and every day I feel like there is a huge part of me missing?? Everyday at work I see guys at work take the can out open it and stuff that shit into there lip as I stand there I can't help but think wow that was me it could be me nope I'm not turning around I say to my coworker any thoughts about quitting dip hell no I've been chewing for 37 years why stop now I said because if you quit now you get your life back he just laughed at me so frustrating but I'm not going to give up on him I just don't want to end up pushing him away or not want to talk to me any ideas ???? 'Remshot' 'Remshot' lol
Hey jon. Listen to these guy's get your shit together get that quit where it needs to be remind your coworkers later how great you feel, how much clear your mind is, how great your mouth and tongue feel you get the picture. They will pay attention. I get on site around my buddies who dip laugh occasionally, they ask what's so funny I show them what I'm reading and they find it interesting and still reading pretty regularly, I've got all faith in world they read enough they will eventually join and quit! Been dipping 38 years on day 42 quit these guy's will help you get it done! Get in here now!
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Re: Kicking the habit
« Reply #4 on: February 07, 2015, 04:59:00 PM »
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John here just wanted to say hello and I'm new to joining I just signed up a couple days ago but I kicked the can walking out of the dentist office on the 26 th of jan it's the hardest thing I'm ever done and each and every day I feel like there is a huge part of me missing?? Everyday at work I see guys at work take the can out open it and stuff that shit into there lip as I stand there I can't help but think wow that was me it could be me nope I'm not turning around I say to my coworker any thoughts about quitting dip hell no I've been chewing for 37 years why stop now I said because if you quit now you get your life back he just laughed at me so frustrating but I'm not going to give up on him I just don't want to end up pushing him away or not want to talk to me any ideas ???? 'Remshot' 'Remshot' lol
For things like this, if you tell your colleagues and friends, they will not listen. But they are watching. Work on a successful quit. After a year or so, they will ask you about it. That's when they will be ready to hear about KTC.
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Re: Kicking the habit
« Reply #3 on: February 07, 2015, 03:39:00 PM »
Both my brother in-laws dip. After 300 days I am just sad for them. Worry about you, and soon enough you'll take pity on your co-workers. You have chosen to take back your life - OWN IT!
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Re: Kicking the habit
« Reply #2 on: February 07, 2015, 08:08:00 AM »
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John here just wanted to say hello and I'm new to joining I just signed up a couple days ago but I kicked the can walking out of the dentist office on the 26 th of jan it's the hardest thing I'm ever done and each and every day I feel like there is a huge part of me missing?? Everyday at work I see guys at work take the can out open it and stuff that shit into there lip as I stand there I can't help but think wow that was me it could be me nope I'm not turning around I say to my coworker any thoughts about quitting dip hell no I've been chewing for 37 years why stop now I said because if you quit now you get your life back he just laughed at me so frustrating but I'm not going to give up on him I just don't want to end up pushing him away or not want to talk to me any ideas ???? 'Remshot' 'Remshot' lol
My advice, worry about you. Your co-worker should be the least of your concerns. You're almost 2 weeks into your quit and you need to start building your defense system; and now that you're here, we can show you how to do that.

Post roll. Make your promise to us and yourself that you will not use nicotine in any form for that day. Post roll and make that promise every day. Read up on the site, jump on the chat, read intro's, post responses...GET INVOLVED. This will help you to build your accountability. In essence, you get out what you put into it.

Congrats on deciding to quit, huge accomplishment, and moreover, a bigger accomplishment to get through those first few days. Never look back and protect that quit. ...and worry about who's #1.
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Kicking the habit
« on: February 07, 2015, 07:00:00 AM »
John here just wanted to say hello and I'm new to joining I just signed up a couple days ago but I kicked the can walking out of the dentist office on the 26 th of jan it's the hardest thing I'm ever done and each and every day I feel like there is a huge part of me missing?? Everyday at work I see guys at work take the can out open it and stuff that shit into there lip as I stand there I can't help but think wow that was me it could be me nope I'm not turning around I say to my coworker any thoughts about quitting dip hell no I've been chewing for 37 years why stop now I said because if you quit now you get your life back he just laughed at me so frustrating but I'm not going to give up on him I just don't want to end up pushing him away or not want to talk to me any ideas ???? 'Remshot' 'Remshot' lol
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