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[69franx]

Today one of the quitters that I have met caved.
He did not call anyone of the 100 plus contacts he has for help.
He did not use the tools available here.
He chose to cave.
He thought it was a better choice than dealing with life's troubles nicotine free.
He should have called someone and gotten permission to cave.
He should have reached out and asked for help.
He should have chosen freedom.
He was wrong.
Do not let his failure change your course.
He has failed a couple times now after trying to quit.
Stop trying to quit and just quit!
Its been said before "It's hard to quit and its simple to quit"
Are you going to close the door on nicotine or will you let her sell you some bullshit when life's troubles come for you?
Every day a choice is made about quitting.
Every day someone takes down a mark.
Will you be the one winning, or will you be the mark with a lip full of shit?

[69franx]

We are doing a fundraising walk in support of the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP) on Oct 14th around Cincinnati. If you would like to join and walk with us or make a donation, please click on the below link:
TEAM NOLAN
Thanx for all the support back in April when we lost our 20 year old son to suicide, this is just one more thing we are doing to try to help others avoid such a tragedy. Anything and everything helps.

[69franx]

Day 420, 60 weeks of quit! 60 weeks!

     Find myself today at work playing around on the computer, checking email and following up on the week's issues.
     I realize at some point that I am playing with my own "fidget spinner."
     It is the ring from the top of a 20oz Gatorade bottle. From the last spitter I used. These used to be my favorite spitters: wide mouth, large volume, good sealing lid, sat tightly and securely in the truck's cup holders.
     This fucking little piece of plastic has been sitting on my desk for well over 60 weeks, and has even moved when our office moved! (What the actual Fuck?)
     I think somewhere in the back of my mind, the nic bitch had me keep this stupid little piece of plastic around as a memory of the "fun" we used to have. Hoping it would help her sneak back in.
     I tossed over 4 cans worth of chew when I quit 60 weeks ago, really without a second thought, but somehow this stupid little plastic ring stayed for all 60 weeks, and only today did I make the connection.
     Its been said before: cut all ties, burns your boats, don't romanticize your addiction to nicotine, clear out all your cans, all your spitters, etc yet somehow I still clung to this stupid piece of plastic.
Fuck that, its in the garbage now, gone for good, never to be seen again.
NO MORE!

[Glenn Darr]

Hope I did this right!

So I guess today is the day. Ill put my story in my new intro in case I messed this up some how.

Day 1................

[69franx]

Day 413, 59 weeks, 3 website used in the last 4 days to post roll.
Its been a trying couple of days for lots of folks, but I was already familiar with Tapatalk, so I was able to find my way through it. We have moved again and are now with simple machines. This is another platform I am accustomed to, so again, no issues for me. If you are reading this, you are likely not having trouble with the new fit and function of the KTC quit forums. If you are still having trouble or know someone who is, reach out to me via pm or email through the system. If you just need  another quit brick in your wall of accountability, reach out, I can always use another new number, another quitter to help keep me accountable. I can promise you this, reaching out to an "internet stranger" in your time of need is a better solution than putting that crap back into your mouth again. You can cave when you have my permission, good luck with that. Quit on, Stay strong, stay quit

[69franx]

early days of this intro can be found here https://www.tapatalk.com/groups/qs_xtreme/69franx-t12254.html
new additions will be added as replies from now on, thanx for reading