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Quote from: Dipchit on October 27, 2023, 06:33:19 AMDay 138. Some anxiety.Less anxiety than yesterday at this time but still very uncomfortable to say the least. My promise today is not to dip.ODAAT.MN/2,742 with you today
Day 138. Some anxiety.Less anxiety than yesterday at this time but still very uncomfortable to say the least. My promise today is not to dip.ODAAT.
Quote from: MN_Engineer on October 26, 2023, 09:19:06 AMQuote from: Dipchit on October 26, 2023, 07:04:53 AMDay 137. Anxiety Woke up to the tingles and a case of the fear. Fear attached to everything. Fuck this is agonizing. I promise not to dip today.MN/2,741 proud to be quit with you TODAYRock n roll brother… with you today. Today… you will win.AJ… 3,845
Quote from: Dipchit on October 26, 2023, 07:04:53 AMDay 137. Anxiety Woke up to the tingles and a case of the fear. Fear attached to everything. Fuck this is agonizing. I promise not to dip today.MN/2,741 proud to be quit with you TODAY
Day 137. Anxiety Woke up to the tingles and a case of the fear. Fear attached to everything. Fuck this is agonizing. I promise not to dip today.
Quote from: Keith0617 on October 25, 2023, 11:39:26 AMQuote from: MN_Engineer on October 25, 2023, 09:24:24 AMQuote from: Dipchit on October 25, 2023, 06:52:44 AMDay 136. Anxiety I quit with you all today. I promise not to dip.7.5 years today (Day 2,740) - one foot in front of the other.Keith0617 1847 ODAAT. Amazing how the days add up.Congratulations on your 7.5 year milestone. That’s awesome. I can’t wait until I am that far out from dipping. BTW I’m having a massive crave today that just won’t let up. Maybe I’ll clean the shed to distract. ODAAT.
Quote from: MN_Engineer on October 25, 2023, 09:24:24 AMQuote from: Dipchit on October 25, 2023, 06:52:44 AMDay 136. Anxiety I quit with you all today. I promise not to dip.7.5 years today (Day 2,740) - one foot in front of the other.Keith0617 1847 ODAAT. Amazing how the days add up.
Quote from: Dipchit on October 25, 2023, 06:52:44 AMDay 136. Anxiety I quit with you all today. I promise not to dip.7.5 years today (Day 2,740) - one foot in front of the other.
Day 136. Anxiety I quit with you all today. I promise not to dip.
Quote from: worktowin on October 24, 2023, 10:49:48 AMQuote from: Dipchit on October 24, 2023, 10:15:57 AMQuote from: MN_Engineer on October 24, 2023, 09:56:44 AMQuote from: Keith0617 on October 24, 2023, 09:30:33 AMQuote from: Dipchit on October 24, 2023, 07:21:38 AMDay 135. Anxiety.Anxiety will slowly go away as the brain heals and returns to homeostasis. No medications or talk therapy can heal the brain any faster. Time and only time take care of the symptoms of a cranky brain. Although I do believe in therapy when anxiety is being caused by an outstanding reason such as a death of a loved one or a cheating spouse or a physical attack etc. but no therapy can ever speed up the physical healing process. Although I really appreciate the suggestion I will just grit my teeth and move forward. I have been through Benzodiazepine withdrawal years ago that lasted nearly 4 years and it was agonizing. Severe depression and anxiety was the 2 symptoms that was the worst and all the doctors wanted to do was try this med or that med but I pressed on and once healed life was great. This withdrawal feels very similar but not quite as intense. Don’t get me wrong, nicotine addiction and withdrawal sucks but I will get over this in my own way and it is not going to include any medication or talk therapy because it simply won’t work in this situation. My life outside of nicotine withdrawal is good. I have a great paying job, beautiful wife, wonderful son and daughter in law and also a grandson who I spend lots of quality time with. Nothing in my life is causing anxiety other than a physical injury to my brain. If left alone the brain has amazing healing power. My promise today is not to dip.Keith0617 1846 ODAATMN/2,739 - I don't know what else to say other than I quit with you TODAY. Keep up the fight.It’s all good engineer. You give good advice but I been down this similar path before with Benzodiazepines so I know I’ll be fine. Time is the best healer. My anxiety is not as strong over all as it used to be. I feel that I want to feel normal so badly that any anxiety whether it’s strong or weak I think it’s bad. What I am struggling with is the ODAAT thing. I keep catching myself looking to the future such as planed events and telling myself that I’ll be fine by then and when that date comes and goes I’m still struggling I get really depressed. That I’m still working on. What really sucks is that as I type this I’m going through a major crave. This sucks.3,957. I'm with you today bro.The 100's were some of the fiercest crave battles for me. You made that promise; find something to distract yourself and keep fighting.
Quote from: Dipchit on October 24, 2023, 10:15:57 AMQuote from: MN_Engineer on October 24, 2023, 09:56:44 AMQuote from: Keith0617 on October 24, 2023, 09:30:33 AMQuote from: Dipchit on October 24, 2023, 07:21:38 AMDay 135. Anxiety.Anxiety will slowly go away as the brain heals and returns to homeostasis. No medications or talk therapy can heal the brain any faster. Time and only time take care of the symptoms of a cranky brain. Although I do believe in therapy when anxiety is being caused by an outstanding reason such as a death of a loved one or a cheating spouse or a physical attack etc. but no therapy can ever speed up the physical healing process. Although I really appreciate the suggestion I will just grit my teeth and move forward. I have been through Benzodiazepine withdrawal years ago that lasted nearly 4 years and it was agonizing. Severe depression and anxiety was the 2 symptoms that was the worst and all the doctors wanted to do was try this med or that med but I pressed on and once healed life was great. This withdrawal feels very similar but not quite as intense. Don’t get me wrong, nicotine addiction and withdrawal sucks but I will get over this in my own way and it is not going to include any medication or talk therapy because it simply won’t work in this situation. My life outside of nicotine withdrawal is good. I have a great paying job, beautiful wife, wonderful son and daughter in law and also a grandson who I spend lots of quality time with. Nothing in my life is causing anxiety other than a physical injury to my brain. If left alone the brain has amazing healing power. My promise today is not to dip.Keith0617 1846 ODAATMN/2,739 - I don't know what else to say other than I quit with you TODAY. Keep up the fight.It’s all good engineer. You give good advice but I been down this similar path before with Benzodiazepines so I know I’ll be fine. Time is the best healer. My anxiety is not as strong over all as it used to be. I feel that I want to feel normal so badly that any anxiety whether it’s strong or weak I think it’s bad. What I am struggling with is the ODAAT thing. I keep catching myself looking to the future such as planed events and telling myself that I’ll be fine by then and when that date comes and goes I’m still struggling I get really depressed. That I’m still working on. What really sucks is that as I type this I’m going through a major crave. This sucks.3,957. I'm with you today bro.
Quote from: MN_Engineer on October 24, 2023, 09:56:44 AMQuote from: Keith0617 on October 24, 2023, 09:30:33 AMQuote from: Dipchit on October 24, 2023, 07:21:38 AMDay 135. Anxiety.Anxiety will slowly go away as the brain heals and returns to homeostasis. No medications or talk therapy can heal the brain any faster. Time and only time take care of the symptoms of a cranky brain. Although I do believe in therapy when anxiety is being caused by an outstanding reason such as a death of a loved one or a cheating spouse or a physical attack etc. but no therapy can ever speed up the physical healing process. Although I really appreciate the suggestion I will just grit my teeth and move forward. I have been through Benzodiazepine withdrawal years ago that lasted nearly 4 years and it was agonizing. Severe depression and anxiety was the 2 symptoms that was the worst and all the doctors wanted to do was try this med or that med but I pressed on and once healed life was great. This withdrawal feels very similar but not quite as intense. Don’t get me wrong, nicotine addiction and withdrawal sucks but I will get over this in my own way and it is not going to include any medication or talk therapy because it simply won’t work in this situation. My life outside of nicotine withdrawal is good. I have a great paying job, beautiful wife, wonderful son and daughter in law and also a grandson who I spend lots of quality time with. Nothing in my life is causing anxiety other than a physical injury to my brain. If left alone the brain has amazing healing power. My promise today is not to dip.Keith0617 1846 ODAATMN/2,739 - I don't know what else to say other than I quit with you TODAY. Keep up the fight.It’s all good engineer. You give good advice but I been down this similar path before with Benzodiazepines so I know I’ll be fine. Time is the best healer. My anxiety is not as strong over all as it used to be. I feel that I want to feel normal so badly that any anxiety whether it’s strong or weak I think it’s bad. What I am struggling with is the ODAAT thing. I keep catching myself looking to the future such as planed events and telling myself that I’ll be fine by then and when that date comes and goes I’m still struggling I get really depressed. That I’m still working on. What really sucks is that as I type this I’m going through a major crave. This sucks.
Quote from: Keith0617 on October 24, 2023, 09:30:33 AMQuote from: Dipchit on October 24, 2023, 07:21:38 AMDay 135. Anxiety.Anxiety will slowly go away as the brain heals and returns to homeostasis. No medications or talk therapy can heal the brain any faster. Time and only time take care of the symptoms of a cranky brain. Although I do believe in therapy when anxiety is being caused by an outstanding reason such as a death of a loved one or a cheating spouse or a physical attack etc. but no therapy can ever speed up the physical healing process. Although I really appreciate the suggestion I will just grit my teeth and move forward. I have been through Benzodiazepine withdrawal years ago that lasted nearly 4 years and it was agonizing. Severe depression and anxiety was the 2 symptoms that was the worst and all the doctors wanted to do was try this med or that med but I pressed on and once healed life was great. This withdrawal feels very similar but not quite as intense. Don’t get me wrong, nicotine addiction and withdrawal sucks but I will get over this in my own way and it is not going to include any medication or talk therapy because it simply won’t work in this situation. My life outside of nicotine withdrawal is good. I have a great paying job, beautiful wife, wonderful son and daughter in law and also a grandson who I spend lots of quality time with. Nothing in my life is causing anxiety other than a physical injury to my brain. If left alone the brain has amazing healing power. My promise today is not to dip.Keith0617 1846 ODAATMN/2,739 - I don't know what else to say other than I quit with you TODAY. Keep up the fight.
Quote from: Dipchit on October 24, 2023, 07:21:38 AMDay 135. Anxiety.Anxiety will slowly go away as the brain heals and returns to homeostasis. No medications or talk therapy can heal the brain any faster. Time and only time take care of the symptoms of a cranky brain. Although I do believe in therapy when anxiety is being caused by an outstanding reason such as a death of a loved one or a cheating spouse or a physical attack etc. but no therapy can ever speed up the physical healing process. Although I really appreciate the suggestion I will just grit my teeth and move forward. I have been through Benzodiazepine withdrawal years ago that lasted nearly 4 years and it was agonizing. Severe depression and anxiety was the 2 symptoms that was the worst and all the doctors wanted to do was try this med or that med but I pressed on and once healed life was great. This withdrawal feels very similar but not quite as intense. Don’t get me wrong, nicotine addiction and withdrawal sucks but I will get over this in my own way and it is not going to include any medication or talk therapy because it simply won’t work in this situation. My life outside of nicotine withdrawal is good. I have a great paying job, beautiful wife, wonderful son and daughter in law and also a grandson who I spend lots of quality time with. Nothing in my life is causing anxiety other than a physical injury to my brain. If left alone the brain has amazing healing power. My promise today is not to dip.Keith0617 1846 ODAAT
Day 135. Anxiety.Anxiety will slowly go away as the brain heals and returns to homeostasis. No medications or talk therapy can heal the brain any faster. Time and only time take care of the symptoms of a cranky brain. Although I do believe in therapy when anxiety is being caused by an outstanding reason such as a death of a loved one or a cheating spouse or a physical attack etc. but no therapy can ever speed up the physical healing process. Although I really appreciate the suggestion I will just grit my teeth and move forward. I have been through Benzodiazepine withdrawal years ago that lasted nearly 4 years and it was agonizing. Severe depression and anxiety was the 2 symptoms that was the worst and all the doctors wanted to do was try this med or that med but I pressed on and once healed life was great. This withdrawal feels very similar but not quite as intense. Don’t get me wrong, nicotine addiction and withdrawal sucks but I will get over this in my own way and it is not going to include any medication or talk therapy because it simply won’t work in this situation. My life outside of nicotine withdrawal is good. I have a great paying job, beautiful wife, wonderful son and daughter in law and also a grandson who I spend lots of quality time with. Nothing in my life is causing anxiety other than a physical injury to my brain. If left alone the brain has amazing healing power. My promise today is not to dip.