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WolfPDX

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May 17, 2017, 06:58:00 PM
I know all too well about the hidden work chew. Having lunch with clients/co-workers is a regular occurrence in my line of work. I can't count how many times I have declined a lunch offer because that was my sacred chew time. It is ridiculous that we are/were sacrificing advancement in our career or camaraderie with colleagues to take a chew. That shit stops now.

Glad you made the decision to quit. Posting roll every day is no joke. It has allowed me to avoid taking a dip every time a craving comes around - and they come often. Just post in the morning (WUPP) and then keep a promise. It's not that hard to keep a promise, right? Only assholes break promises.

Happy to quit with you today. WolfPDX - Day 54 with Alterego.
Intro - http://forum.killthecan.org/topic/30200231/1/
Quit Date - 3/25/17
Special thanks to the creator of KTC (I think it's Chewie..), Gentgeen, Kingnothing, Mike1996, Richard K, Clemte, Heliken, AJ, Samrs, Young, Net Gain, and all of July 2017. Staying Quit with all of you!

DonkeyMN

#3
May 17, 2017, 11:33:00 AM
I see you posted roll, great job! This will be one of - if not the hardest thing you do for yourself. But you do this for yourself. You do this so that once you have a better head on your shoulders, your kids will enjoy you more. Your wife will enjoy you more (assuming you are married).

This place is littered with people just like you, who had to hide it. They are called "ninja dippers", but we are all addicts in this together. That is what makes this place great. Get to know your group, get involved with other people's quits.

I quit with you today! DonkeyMN 107 days free
To remain quit requires focus
[spoiler=HOF Speech]https://ktcforum.org/index.php?topic=637.msg29622#msg29622[/spoiler]
[spoiler=Introduction]https://ktcforum.org/index.php?topic=8358.msg469441#msg469441[/spoiler]
[spoiler=Birth of Responsibility]"That we are no longer this poor little stranger and afraid in a world it never made. But that you are this universe and you are creating it in every moment. Because you see it starts now, it didn't begin in the past, there was no past. See, if the universe began in the past when that happened it was now; see, but it's still now â€" and the universe is still beginning now, and it's trailing off like the wake of a ship from now, and that wake fades out so does the past. You can look back there to explain things, but the explanation disappears. You'll never find it there. Things are not explained by the past, they are explained by what Happens Now. That Creates the past, and it begins here. That's the birth of responsibility." ~Alan Watts[/spoiler]

Bert75

#2
May 17, 2017, 11:31:00 AM
Welcome Alterego. You are here for a reason it's time to start a new part of your life without nicotine. All of us here are just like you. You will have the support of MANY folks that know exactly what your dealing with. All you need to do is give it 100% and show up here every day and make your promise. It really does work. The time is NOW to get this taken care of. It's going to totally suck for a while but that is your reminder that you don't want to go through this again. Hang in there!

alterego

#1
May 17, 2017, 10:47:00 AM
It's been a long road to get to this point. Seems like for most of my adult life it was either smoking (18 - 26) or chewing (30 - 36) or some combination of the two. I thought I would quit 4 years ago when my first kid was born. Then I thought I would quit 2 years ago when my second kid was born. I've always hidden the fact, and haven't actually been discovered, but I'm so sick of it. Long "upstairs" breaks from the fam, the nonsensical errand on the weekend so I can swing by a gas station and take 20 minutes longer than I was supposed to, the closed office door at work with a coffee cup and lid so others don't know. This isn't the person I want to be. I'm over it. This is going to be hard, and since nobody in my real life knows, I can't talk about to family or friends. So I need a support group. I'm hoping this is it. Today I commit to quit, and tomorrow I'll do the same, but for now I'm focusing on today.
Amazing   - AlterEgo
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