A New Quitter

[chris2alaska]

Hi,

My name is Jeremy and I originally joined this site a few years ago. I have located my username of my old account as Jeremybaseball23. I do not remember my password for this account and when I hit forget my password it won't send me an email.

I was hoping to reset my password for Jeremybaseball23 and be able to begin under this account. This site is the only thing that has helped me be able to quit for a period of time in the past and I was hoping I could start my quit again after resetting my password. I joined originally in 2014 or 2015 I believe.

Best,
Jeremy

Jeremy,

I have notified the admins and someone will get you squared away shortly.  They will notify you when complete or if they need any information.

[Jeremyoldaccount]

Hi,

My name is Jeremy and I originally joined this site a few years ago. I have located my username of my old account as Jeremybaseball23. I do not remember my password for this account and when I hit forget my password it won't send me an email.

I was hoping to reset my password for Jeremybaseball23 and be able to begin under this account. This site is the only thing that has helped me be able to quit for a period of time in the past and I was hoping I could start my quit again after resetting my password. I joined originally in 2014 or 2015 I believe.

Best,
Jeremy

[Stranger999]

I think young folks seem to think they don't need to really quit. They can just quit every now and then and there will be no long term issues.

Well I did that sort of thing until I was 49 years old and here I am now posting daily in the KTC December 2015 roll.

Don't kid yourself - this shit is will hold you down and beat you with a baseball bat - and you will pay someone else for it with CASH that entire time. Post your quit here or get yourself some help some other way now.

[zam]

Hi,

I am 23 years old, been dipping for 5 years now. I currently live in New York City where chewing tobacco is extremely frowned upon and also very expensive. I quit in the fall of last year by using this site for about 3 or 4 weeks. I started again because I became confident and thought I didn't have to post roll anymore. I quit using tobacco on September 11, 2015. This is my 4th day now being tobacco free. I know its going to be hard but I will not fail no matter what and look forward to being tobacco free.

Thanks!

Agreed...expensive dip is a great reason to quit. (sarcasm) What happens if you hit the Power Ball?

You do realize you never quit? Ever. You just took a little break.
You need to seriously think about that "no matter what" statement. Maybe put an asterisk by it and in the small print write: not to be held liable for my word in extreme, extenuating circumstances such as a friend offering me his dip.

[pab1964]

Dude you gotta be serious about quitting or you can get on Facebook and talk about it. This shits hard for everyone here but you gotta reach down grab your nuts, man up and no by Golly you can do this. So you've had your practice run, get your ass on roll while you're young or you may be 51 like me 38 years of killing yourself before you frigging get the balls to quit! I quit with you today!

[JB65]

Yikes!

[KingNothing]

Hey Jeremy, here is what you posted on your last roll post in November:

Day 14 ...2 fucking whole weeks, so proud of myself

Post roll every day and keep your promise. That simple formula and you'll blow past 2 weeks before you know it, and you can be proud every single day you post because you have beaten nicotine that day.

Answer the 3 questions (about your cave) and post your answers in November 2014 and December 2015:

1.) What happened?
2.) Why did it happen?
3.) What are you going to do differently this time?

[RTistic]

Hey Jeremy, There is a reason why you came back. Just like me. i quit with you. Make THIS the quit. it won't be easy as you know. but you and I can win this battle.

[jeremybaseball23]

Hi,

I am 23 years old, been dipping for 5 years now. I currently live in New York City where chewing tobacco is extremely frowned upon and also very expensive. I quit in the fall of last year by using this site for about 3 or 4 weeks. I started again because I became confident and thought I didn't have to post roll anymore. I quit using tobacco on September 11, 2015. This is my 4th day now being tobacco free. I know its going to be hard but I will not fail no matter what and look forward to being tobacco free.

Thanks!

[Menace]

Jeremy, this is a battle that you will fight daily with some days feel like a huge victory (cherish them) and some days you just barely seem to win (Relish those). Bottom line, keeping the cat turd out of your lip is a win no matter the feeling and remember to keep focused on your plan. 8 Days is a a great start (congrats) but be ready for the rough spells and have a plan to stay quit. That is the difference in winning every day or becoming a caver!

[Grizzlyhasclaws]

Update---Day 8 and I feel amazing...the fog has lifted and I am confident I will beat this!

You are beating it. Just remember it's a daily battle. Wake up each day ready to fight. Be prepared for sneak attacks. And absolutely enjoy that new found freedom. Congrats. I'm glad you're feeling good. Keep the fight. Keep the focus.

[jeremybaseball23]

Update---Day 8 and I feel amazing...the fog has lifted and I am confident I will beat this!

[Grizzlyhasclaws]

Nice work with quitting so far. Just win today and get your name on roll early tomorrow. Roll locks in the quit for the day.

Congrats on taking back your freedom.

[Doc Chewfree]

Hi Everyone,

My name is Jeremy and I am 4 days quit. I have been dipping everyday for about 4 years and began dipping it during college baseball. I played 4 years of college baseball, just recently graduated. I know I got to quit this habit eventually and decided now is the time. I work in New York City now and I am 23 years old. I just posted my role call in my group.

Really glad I found this site!

--Jeremy

Biting ur nails is a habit. This is an addiction. Big difference.

You are in the right place. Post roll EDD and stay focused ODAAT.

You can do this!!

Jeremy,
Congrats on a great decision. I wish I had the smarts to quit when I was your age. Nice job on the 4 days and posting roll. Be sure to post roll every day and read all you can on this site. Immerse yourself in here and you will find quit strength. Knowledge is your secret weapon against nicotine...the more you know the more it blows.
Drink lots of water, exercise and focus. When I feel a crave I focus on it and breath deep. I know it will only last a few minutes and it will go away without using nicotine.
Get to know your quit brethren and use them to help you through this while you help them...strength in numbers.
If I can do this, you can.
Quit with you today.

Also, tell us more about yourself and use this intro to chronicle your journey.

[Its_Got2Happen]

Welcome Jeremy. Congrats on a good decision. Read all you can on the site. It will help you on your journey. There is no better time to quit than TODAY. Let's do this.