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Quote from: ProfessorQuitToday I'm 42 days quit it's been a wild ride but I know it's worth it! I have my good and bad days it's been the hardest thing I've ever done. I still feel like I'm in a daze somedays and even
Have that voice in my head saying go buy a can asshole it's the weekend.Ã,  But of course it's not gonna happen. Just wanted to post some feelings fellas. So enjoy the weekend and hook em horns!
Stay the course PQ. It gets MUCH better - and freedom is awesome.

Proud to be quit with you.
Hang in there bro. There will always be good and bad days. It's called life.

It is how you deal with life that matters!!!
Hey, PQ, this is a battle we fight every day, but with each daily victory our Quits get stronger. There will come a time down the road when you hardly even think of dip.

Your life is worth the struggle!

RAZD611

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Quote from: ProfessorQuitToday I'm 42 days quit it's been a wild ride but I know it's worth it! I have my good and bad days it's been the hardest thing I've ever done. I still feel like I'm in a daze somedays and even
Have that voice in my head saying go buy a can asshole it's the weekend.Ã,  But of course it's not gonna happen. Just wanted to post some feelings fellas. So enjoy the weekend and hook em horns!
Stay the course PQ. It gets MUCH better - and freedom is awesome.

Proud to be quit with you.
Hang in there bro. There will always be good and bad days. It's called life.

It is how you deal with life that matters!!!
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30yraddict

Quote from: ProfessorQuitToday I'm 42 days quit it's been a wild ride but I know it's worth it! I have my good and bad days it's been the hardest thing I've ever done. I still feel like I'm in a daze somedays and even
Have that voice in my head saying go buy a can asshole it's the weekend. But of course it's not gonna happen. Just wanted to post some feelings fellas. So enjoy the weekend and hook em horns!
Stay the course PQ. It gets MUCH better - and freedom is awesome.

Proud to be quit with you.

ProfessorQuit

Today I'm 42 days quit it's been a wild ride but I know it's worth it! I have my good and bad days it's been the hardest thing I've ever done. I still feel like I'm in a daze somedays and even
Have that voice in my head saying go buy a can asshole it's the weekend. But of course it's not gonna happen. Just wanted to post some feelings fellas. So enjoy the weekend and hook em horns!
life's a garden dig it,dont dip it!

December chew Wrecking crew!!
QUIT DATE - 9/1/12
Hof date - 12/9/12

30yraddict

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cbird65

Quote from: kboston419My dip addiction (grizz straight, skoal mint) started in boarding school, and has continued thru college. I'm 21 now and haven't had a lip in 3 days. My first day off of it I had a huge outburst with my mother and said some really horrible things. Thats when I decided to get some nicotine gum to ease my way into this. I kind of feel like Im just digging myself a hole with the gum, but I have a job and I go to school, cant afford to be crazy. Any advice. this sucks. the other day I took the leaves out of a green tea pouch and added some cayenne pepper and packed a lip, just to get through MNF.
Good decision on kicking your nicotine habit to the curb. This site can help. There are no short cuts, but here are some links that will help you navigate this site. Rule number one, this is a no nicotine site, period, end of story.

Biggest thing to do is get acquainted with this site. Highly recommend you go here: WELCOME CENTER
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kboston419

My dip addiction (grizz straight, skoal mint) started in boarding school, and has continued thru college. I'm 21 now and haven't had a lip in 3 days. My first day off of it I had a huge outburst with my mother and said some really horrible things. Thats when I decided to get some nicotine gum to ease my way into this. I kind of feel like Im just digging myself a hole with the gum, but I have a job and I go to school, cant afford to be crazy. Any advice. this sucks. the other day I took the leaves out of a green tea pouch and added some cayenne pepper and packed a lip, just to get through MNF.

kboston419

My dip addiction (grizz straight, skoal mint) started in boarding school, and has continued thru college. I'm 21 now and haven't had a lip in 3 days. My first day off of it I had a huge outburst with my mother and said some really horrible things. Thats when I decided to get some nicotine gum to ease my way into this. I kind of feel like Im just digging myself a hole with the gum, but I have a job and I go to school, cant afford to be crazy. Any advice. this sucks. the other day I took the leaves out of a green tea pouch and added some cayenne pepper and packed a lip, just to get through MNF.

Skoal Monster

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Quote from: adgoodmanIve been off the can for 36 days.Ã,  I know that sounds like a short time to some, and a long time to those just now starting out.Ã,  To me it seems like, well... 36 days.Ã,  From everything I read, it says my body should have letÃ,  go of this physical addiction.Ã,  My questions is, Why do I feel so anxious in the evenings?Ã,  My mornings are fine.Ã,  I drink coffee and drive to work. I Eat lunch, chew some gum, work till the end of the day, and drive home.Ã,  Sure I have a few cravings during the day, but nothing that doesn't pass quickly.Ã,  But after I eat dinner and sit down, and as the night goes on, I feel like I'm slowly being wound up.Ã,  I slowly become anxious, and I want a dip.Ã,  Eventually I go to bed early, and when the morning comes it's like a reset button has been pressed, and the anxiety is gone.Ã,  But the next evening is the same thing.Ã,  Any of you guys experience this?
Its just what your mind is used to, the routine, keep beating it back.
Where'd you read that physical addiction is done at thirty days? Years of using a neurotoxin literally rewires the neural network in your brain. Be patient. A month of quit can't undo all of that.
"CLOSE THE DOOR. In my opinion, it?s the single most important step in your final quit. There is one moment, THE moment, when you finally let go and surrender to the quit. After that moment, no temptation will be great enough, no lie persuasive enough to make you commit suicide by using tobacco."

Roamcountry

Quote from: adgoodmanIve been off the can for 36 days. I know that sounds like a short time to some, and a long time to those just now starting out. To me it seems like, well... 36 days. From everything I read, it says my body should have let go of this physical addiction. My questions is, Why do I feel so anxious in the evenings? My mornings are fine. I drink coffee and drive to work. I Eat lunch, chew some gum, work till the end of the day, and drive home. Sure I have a few cravings during the day, but nothing that doesn't pass quickly. But after I eat dinner and sit down, and as the night goes on, I feel like I'm slowly being wound up. I slowly become anxious, and I want a dip. Eventually I go to bed early, and when the morning comes it's like a reset button has been pressed, and the anxiety is gone. But the next evening is the same thing. Any of you guys experience this?
Its just what your mind is used to, the routine, keep beating it back.

adgoodman

Ive been off the can for 36 days. I know that sounds like a short time to some, and a long time to those just now starting out. To me it seems like, well... 36 days. From everything I read, it says my body should have let go of this physical addiction. My questions is, Why do I feel so anxious in the evenings? My mornings are fine. I drink coffee and drive to work. I Eat lunch, chew some gum, work till the end of the day, and drive home. Sure I have a few cravings during the day, but nothing that doesn't pass quickly. But after I eat dinner and sit down, and as the night goes on, I feel like I'm slowly being wound up. I slowly become anxious, and I want a dip. Eventually I go to bed early, and when the morning comes it's like a reset button has been pressed, and the anxiety is gone. But the next evening is the same thing. Any of you guys experience this?
Did it take me this long to figure out that putting worm sh!# in my lip every other hour wasn't a good idea?

Grizzly25

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Quote from: tsmith17The pink ribbon on top of the Halloween banner is a nice touch.
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"Remember you are either getting better or getting worse, nobody stays the same!" Woody Hayes

"Winning! That's all we do around here brotha! Failure is not an option, remove it as an option and the possibilities are endless...." Bruce317 5-18-2012

"...We'll be heroes or ghosts...But we won't be turned around." Wastepanel 6-15-2012

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QUIT LIKE FUCK MY BITCHES!!!

PATIENCE LIKE FUCK MY BITCHES!!!

Quit Date: 2-6-2012
HOF Date: 5-16-2012
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Kdip

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Quote from: tsmith17The pink ribbon on top of the Halloween banner is a nice touch.
x2
x3 well done
looks good!

30yraddict

Quote from: crockett
Quote from: tsmith17The pink ribbon on top of the Halloween banner is a nice touch.
x2
x3 well done