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Offline Erussell

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Re: Introduction
« Reply #6 on: July 05, 2013, 11:29:00 PM »
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Hi Everybody,
    I am 27 years old and am in my 6th day of my quit.  I used a combination of snus and dip for 3 years.  I began using snus in college while studying, and moved my way to dip over the past year.  I can honestly say that the past 3 years have been filled with a general embarrassment about my addiction.  I have decided to quit countless times, and have "had my last dip" hundreds of times.  I joined this group at KTC because I truly want this out of my life. 
   I recently got married and I know that my habit has been tough on my wife.  I didn't quit only for her, but I desire to live a long healthy life, without the constant deception and ninja style dips.  I owe it to my family and myself to truly rid my life of that poison that I have chosen to flood my system with.
   I am two years completely sober from alcohol, and I used nicotine as a "justified" addiction.  I have been battling with addiction since I was 15, and nicotine has been that "innocent" addiction that is the lesser of two evils.  Well, not anymore, I'm done, and by the Grace of God I will stay quit. 
   Like I said, I'm on day 6.  I'm still having a lot of trouble, but I'm going to push through it no matter what.  The hardest part is my irritability and to be quite honest, anger.  I'm not being aggressive, but I'm having a truly inner battle with my thoughts and a terrible feeling of discomfort.  I want to be the sweet and loving husband that my wife deserves.  If anybody has any advice or encouraging words I would greatly appreciate it. I am so grateful for this community.KTC has been a true blessing, thank you all of listening. 
-tsmithvermont
Hey bud, well done so far. You should have the nicotene out of your system by now and from here on out it is a mind game.

If you feel irritable or angry jump on the site here and post it, jump into live chat and yell at us. Make sure you find positive outlets (exercise and such).

You got this as it does get so much better. And we will all be right there beside you.
Thank you, I appreciate the support. I'm actually 28, that was a typo. I guess I'm in a bit Ida fog... can't even remember how old I am!
I think we have a quitter here folks. What you are feeling right now is normal and it wil get better. Congratulations on a great decision. If you need anything reach out. Get to know a few people on the site, and do it quickly. It is imperative. And hey, I dig the committment, but dont worry about forever just yet. Quit for today.

Ryan
Exchange some digits quickly within Oct. Make these guys your first line of defense as they are going through the suck and funk with you right now.

Rage and vent in here, with a brother or on LIVE CHAT Family is off limits and remember, we did this to ourselves.

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Re: Introduction
« Reply #5 on: July 04, 2013, 08:16:00 AM »
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Hi Everybody,
    I am 27 years old and am in my 6th day of my quit.  I used a combination of snus and dip for 3 years.  I began using snus in college while studying, and moved my way to dip over the past year.  I can honestly say that the past 3 years have been filled with a general embarrassment about my addiction.  I have decided to quit countless times, and have "had my last dip" hundreds of times.  I joined this group at KTC because I truly want this out of my life. 
   I recently got married and I know that my habit has been tough on my wife.  I didn't quit only for her, but I desire to live a long healthy life, without the constant deception and ninja style dips.  I owe it to my family and myself to truly rid my life of that poison that I have chosen to flood my system with.
   I am two years completely sober from alcohol, and I used nicotine as a "justified" addiction.  I have been battling with addiction since I was 15, and nicotine has been that "innocent" addiction that is the lesser of two evils.  Well, not anymore, I'm done, and by the Grace of God I will stay quit. 
   Like I said, I'm on day 6.  I'm still having a lot of trouble, but I'm going to push through it no matter what.  The hardest part is my irritability and to be quite honest, anger.  I'm not being aggressive, but I'm having a truly inner battle with my thoughts and a terrible feeling of discomfort.  I want to be the sweet and loving husband that my wife deserves.  If anybody has any advice or encouraging words I would greatly appreciate it. I am so grateful for this community.KTC has been a true blessing, thank you all of listening. 
-tsmithvermont
Hey bud, well done so far. You should have the nicotene out of your system by now and from here on out it is a mind game.

If you feel irritable or angry jump on the site here and post it, jump into live chat and yell at us. Make sure you find positive outlets (exercise and such).

You got this as it does get so much better. And we will all be right there beside you.
Thank you, I appreciate the support. I'm actually 28, that was a typo. I guess I'm in a bit Ida fog... can't even remember how old I am!
I think we have a quitter here folks. What you are feeling right now is normal and it wil get better. Congratulations on a great decision. If you need anything reach out. Get to know a few people on the site, and do it quickly. It is imperative. And hey, I dig the committment, but dont worry about forever just yet. Quit for today.

Ryan
Exchange some digits quickly within Oct. Make these guys your first line of defense as they are going through the suck and funk with you right now.

Rage and vent in here, with a brother or on LIVE CHAT Family is off limits and remember, we did this to ourselves.

Own it or be owned by it
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Re: Introduction
« Reply #4 on: July 04, 2013, 07:50:00 AM »
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Hi Everybody,
    I am 27 years old and am in my 6th day of my quit.  I used a combination of snus and dip for 3 years.  I began using snus in college while studying, and moved my way to dip over the past year.  I can honestly say that the past 3 years have been filled with a general embarrassment about my addiction.  I have decided to quit countless times, and have "had my last dip" hundreds of times.  I joined this group at KTC because I truly want this out of my life. 
   I recently got married and I know that my habit has been tough on my wife.  I didn't quit only for her, but I desire to live a long healthy life, without the constant deception and ninja style dips.  I owe it to my family and myself to truly rid my life of that poison that I have chosen to flood my system with.
   I am two years completely sober from alcohol, and I used nicotine as a "justified" addiction.  I have been battling with addiction since I was 15, and nicotine has been that "innocent" addiction that is the lesser of two evils.  Well, not anymore, I'm done, and by the Grace of God I will stay quit. 
   Like I said, I'm on day 6.  I'm still having a lot of trouble, but I'm going to push through it no matter what.  The hardest part is my irritability and to be quite honest, anger.  I'm not being aggressive, but I'm having a truly inner battle with my thoughts and a terrible feeling of discomfort.  I want to be the sweet and loving husband that my wife deserves.  If anybody has any advice or encouraging words I would greatly appreciate it. I am so grateful for this community.KTC has been a true blessing, thank you all of listening. 
-tsmithvermont
Hey bud, well done so far. You should have the nicotene out of your system by now and from here on out it is a mind game.

If you feel irritable or angry jump on the site here and post it, jump into live chat and yell at us. Make sure you find positive outlets (exercise and such).

You got this as it does get so much better. And we will all be right there beside you.
Thank you, I appreciate the support. I'm actually 28, that was a typo. I guess I'm in a bit Ida fog... can't even remember how old I am!
I think we have a quitter here folks. What you are feeling right now is normal and it wil get better. Congratulations on a great decision. If you need anything reach out. Get to know a few people on the site, and do it quickly. It is imperative. And hey, I dig the committment, but dont worry about forever just yet. Quit for today.

Ryan

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Re: Introduction
« Reply #3 on: July 03, 2013, 08:48:00 PM »
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Hi Everybody,
    I am 27 years old and am in my 6th day of my quit.  I used a combination of snus and dip for 3 years.  I began using snus in college while studying, and moved my way to dip over the past year.  I can honestly say that the past 3 years have been filled with a general embarrassment about my addiction.  I have decided to quit countless times, and have "had my last dip" hundreds of times.  I joined this group at KTC because I truly want this out of my life. 
  I recently got married and I know that my habit has been tough on my wife.  I didn't quit only for her, but I desire to live a long healthy life, without the constant deception and ninja style dips.  I owe it to my family and myself to truly rid my life of that poison that I have chosen to flood my system with.
  I am two years completely sober from alcohol, and I used nicotine as a "justified" addiction.  I have been battling with addiction since I was 15, and nicotine has been that "innocent" addiction that is the lesser of two evils.  Well, not anymore, I'm done, and by the Grace of God I will stay quit. 
  Like I said, I'm on day 6.  I'm still having a lot of trouble, but I'm going to push through it no matter what.  The hardest part is my irritability and to be quite honest, anger.  I'm not being aggressive, but I'm having a truly inner battle with my thoughts and a terrible feeling of discomfort.  I want to be the sweet and loving husband that my wife deserves.  If anybody has any advice or encouraging words I would greatly appreciate it. I am so grateful for this community.KTC has been a true blessing, thank you all of listening. 
-tsmithvermont
Hey bud, well done so far. You should have the nicotene out of your system by now and from here on out it is a mind game.

If you feel irritable or angry jump on the site here and post it, jump into live chat and yell at us. Make sure you find positive outlets (exercise and such).

You got this as it does get so much better. And we will all be right there beside you.
Thank you, I appreciate the support. I'm actually 28, that was a typo. I guess I'm in a bit Ida fog... can't even remember how old I am!

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Re: Introduction
« Reply #2 on: July 03, 2013, 08:34:00 PM »
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Hi Everybody,
I am 27 years old and am in my 6th day of my quit. I used a combination of snus and dip for 3 years. I began using snus in college while studying, and moved my way to dip over the past year. I can honestly say that the past 3 years have been filled with a general embarrassment about my addiction. I have decided to quit countless times, and have "had my last dip" hundreds of times. I joined this group at KTC because I truly want this out of my life.
I recently got married and I know that my habit has been tough on my wife. I didn't quit only for her, but I desire to live a long healthy life, without the constant deception and ninja style dips. I owe it to my family and myself to truly rid my life of that poison that I have chosen to flood my system with.
I am two years completely sober from alcohol, and I used nicotine as a "justified" addiction. I have been battling with addiction since I was 15, and nicotine has been that "innocent" addiction that is the lesser of two evils. Well, not anymore, I'm done, and by the Grace of God I will stay quit.
Like I said, I'm on day 6. I'm still having a lot of trouble, but I'm going to push through it no matter what. The hardest part is my irritability and to be quite honest, anger. I'm not being aggressive, but I'm having a truly inner battle with my thoughts and a terrible feeling of discomfort. I want to be the sweet and loving husband that my wife deserves. If anybody has any advice or encouraging words I would greatly appreciate it. I am so grateful for this community.KTC has been a true blessing, thank you all of listening.
-tsmithvermont
Hey bud, well done so far. You should have the nicotene out of your system by now and from here on out it is a mind game.

If you feel irritable or angry jump on the site here and post it, jump into live chat and yell at us. Make sure you find positive outlets (exercise and such).

You got this as it does get so much better. And we will all be right there beside you.

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Introduction
« on: July 03, 2013, 08:20:00 PM »
Hi Everybody,
I am 27 years old and am in my 6th day of my quit. I used a combination of snus and dip for 3 years. I began using snus in college while studying, and moved my way to dip over the past year. I can honestly say that the past 3 years have been filled with a general embarrassment about my addiction. I have decided to quit countless times, and have "had my last dip" hundreds of times. I joined this group at KTC because I truly want this out of my life.
I recently got married and I know that my habit has been tough on my wife. I didn't quit only for her, but I desire to live a long healthy life, without the constant deception and ninja style dips. I owe it to my family and myself to truly rid my life of that poison that I have chosen to flood my system with.
I am two years completely sober from alcohol, and I used nicotine as a "justified" addiction. I have been battling with addiction since I was 15, and nicotine has been that "innocent" addiction that is the lesser of two evils. Well, not anymore, I'm done, and by the Grace of God I will stay quit.
Like I said, I'm on day 6. I'm still having a lot of trouble, but I'm going to push through it no matter what. The hardest part is my irritability and to be quite honest, anger. I'm not being aggressive, but I'm having a truly inner battle with my thoughts and a terrible feeling of discomfort. I want to be the sweet and loving husband that my wife deserves. If anybody has any advice or encouraging words I would greatly appreciate it. I am so grateful for this community.KTC has been a true blessing, thank you all of listening.
-tsmithvermont