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Offline jswiss11

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Re: Retread; A Hard Lesson
« Reply #10 on: August 23, 2016, 10:52:00 AM »
congrats on HOF man!! quit with you today. On to the 2nd floor we go brother

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Re: Retread; A Hard Lesson
« Reply #9 on: August 22, 2016, 05:38:00 PM »
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Congrats on your HOF Chewrouski! Hell of a job man!
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Re: Retread; A Hard Lesson
« Reply #8 on: August 22, 2016, 03:46:00 PM »
Congrats on your HOF Chewrouski! Hell of a job man!

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Re: Retread; A Hard Lesson
« Reply #7 on: April 28, 2016, 11:12:00 AM »
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Day 3 together!!! Ready to stay quit one day at at time.
Remember the suck, one day at a time you don't have to experience these first few days ever again.

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Re: Retread; A Hard Lesson
« Reply #6 on: April 28, 2016, 10:20:00 AM »
Day 3 together!!! Ready to stay quit one day at at time.

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Re: Retread; A Hard Lesson
« Reply #5 on: April 28, 2016, 09:52:00 AM »
Right on man. #August2016QuitGroup I'm in it with ya.

Looks like we're both on day 3. I'm not feeling great today but there's not a chance I'm caving. Go strong with me brother! Oh and congrats on becoming a father soon.

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Re: Retread; A Hard Lesson
« Reply #4 on: April 28, 2016, 09:34:00 AM »
First off, congrats to you on being a soon to be father. The same news I found out (a few months ago) also guided me to this site. Remember you have to stay quit for yourself. You don't want to be mad at your unborn baby for "making" you quit. The guy above put it well - your lawnmower still works without nic. Your food still cooks, your car still drives, your teams still play, etc. Come here and post roll every day and keep staying quit one day at a time

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Re: Retread; A Hard Lesson
« Reply #3 on: April 28, 2016, 09:27:00 AM »
I used for 17-18 years, and it wasn't until I hated dipping that I was able to quit. You have to do this for yourself, and learn to hate that shit in a can. And yes, I was scared to death to quit...........how can I function without it?

I found out that my lawnmower still works without it, and I still am a double bogey golfer without it as well. Quitting is hard, but it is worth the first week of the SUCK. After that the freedom is amazing.
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Re: Retread; A Hard Lesson
« Reply #2 on: April 27, 2016, 10:54:00 AM »
Quote from: Chewrouski_Philly
Hello All,

I've got to say, I've been following this forum from a far for a long, long time. Never really had the guts to sign up or get all the notifications etc etc. That all changed Sunday.

Just found out that I am going to be a father and the first thing I could think of was that f-ing crap that I've put in my mouth 3-6 times a day for the past six years. Grizz Wintergreen baby. In the car, in the shower, cutting the lawn, playing video games, on the way to work so my wife didn't know. On the way home from work. Hunting, fishing, drinking, cooking, whatever you guys get the point. It went with me everywhere and permeated every aspect of my life. I wondered if that would prevent me from seeing my son/daughter's graduations, weddings, etc.

It's a shame that at 26 years old and finding out I'm going to be a father was clouded by concern, guilt, and worst of all DREAD. Dreading quitting not even for the quit, but just the effort. Sheer laziness really.

This forum has been monumental in helping me take the first step from the gruesome pictures and real cancer stories to the regular old guys just like me posting roll everyday. It's a strange feeling knowing in your heart of hearts that every time i stare at that can of Grizz Wintergreen, it's going to kill me.

Today I've decided to fight back and take a stand. I ask for your help and support as I surely give you mine.

#August2016QuitGroup

-Chewrouski
If you've been paying attention then you know that the ONLY way to succeed is to get involved and stay involved.

Roll call every day with your promise to be quit that day... that's the price brother. It's actually a simple process. It ain't gonna be easy, but then, nothing worthwhile ever is. If you want real freedom... pay the dues now. The payoff is better than you've ever imagined.

Own this, bro.
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Retread; A Hard Lesson
« on: April 27, 2016, 10:30:00 AM »
Hello All,

I've got to say, I've been following this forum from a far for a long, long time. Never really had the guts to sign up or get all the notifications etc etc. That all changed Sunday.

Just found out that I am going to be a father and the first thing I could think of was that f-ing crap that I've put in my mouth 3-6 times a day for the past six years. Grizz Wintergreen baby. In the car, in the shower, cutting the lawn, playing video games, on the way to work so my wife didn't know. On the way home from work. Hunting, fishing, drinking, cooking, whatever you guys get the point. It went with me everywhere and permeated every aspect of my life. I wondered if that would prevent me from seeing my son/daughter's graduations, weddings, etc.

It's a shame that at 26 years old and finding out I'm going to be a father was clouded by concern, guilt, and worst of all DREAD. Dreading quitting not even for the quit, but just the effort. Sheer laziness really.

This forum has been monumental in helping me take the first step from the gruesome pictures and real cancer stories to the regular old guys just like me posting roll everyday. It's a strange feeling knowing in your heart of hearts that every time i stare at that can of Grizz Wintergreen, it's going to kill me.

Today I've decided to fight back and take a stand. I ask for your help and support as I surely give you mine.

#August2016QuitGroup

-Chewrouski