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Offline jbedford1

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Re: day 1
« Reply #7 on: November 11, 2012, 09:59:00 PM »
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Sure glad I found this web site.  I had made the decision to quit, but was gonna just gut it out by myself, then I found this.  Thanks for the help and support cmark!  Married with two grown boys and two grandkids, wife Donna with 26 yrs of marriage.  Next week or so will be a test for her.  25 year retiree of US Army, working as a welder now.  Just turned 49 in July and made a decision to get in great shape before 50, but then it dawned on me that working out and running, but continuing to chew Cope was not the answer......which brings me to Day one.  Have to give a little credit to Larry Winget.  If you know his books you know what I mean when I say "I'm WILLING."  :D
Welcome brother!! We all fight this battle together, we have all been were you currently are and have won each day by posting roll. It isn't goin to be easy, but its worth it. Drink lots of water, get some seeds, gum and hard candy. Most importantly, as cmark told you in chat, show up EVERYDAY and post roll.

So I did my introduction on Sep 9, and I'm back today on Nov 11 for an update. I got to Day 55/56 before I caved. The process of coming clean wasn't easy. Not a problem at all if you enjoy being referred to as a "no guts, weak minded individual." I knew coming clean wasn't going to be easy, and got what I expected, but had to drop out of the December quit crew and re-enter the February crew. I wanted my 100 days mark to be a true 100 day mark, so this was the only answer for my part. Why did I cave? No one wants excuses.....I didn't want the quit for selfish reasons. That's the only answer. I'm glad and proud to say that I'm currently quit for 9 days and headed to 100 and a lifetime again.
I'm damn proud of you man! It takes plenty of guts to man up and tell the truth, which you did! I continue to proudly quit with you and support you every step of the way!!
Jbed, you got this bro, but don't get ahead of yourself. Odaat


Oh and QLF today

Thanks Bruce. I definately hear you when you tell me not to get ahead of myself. One day at a time with my fellow quitters and brothers!
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Re: day 1
« Reply #6 on: November 11, 2012, 09:55:00 PM »
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Sure glad I found this web site.  I had made the decision to quit, but was gonna just gut it out by myself, then I found this.  Thanks for the help and support cmark!  Married with two grown boys and two grandkids, wife Donna with 26 yrs of marriage.  Next week or so will be a test for her.  25 year retiree of US Army, working as a welder now.  Just turned 49 in July and made a decision to get in great shape before 50, but then it dawned on me that working out and running, but continuing to chew Cope was not the answer......which brings me to Day one.  Have to give a little credit to Larry Winget.  If you know his books you know what I mean when I say "I'm WILLING."  :D
Welcome brother!! We all fight this battle together, we have all been were you currently are and have won each day by posting roll. It isn't goin to be easy, but its worth it. Drink lots of water, get some seeds, gum and hard candy. Most importantly, as cmark told you in chat, show up EVERYDAY and post roll.

So I did my introduction on Sep 9, and I'm back today on Nov 11 for an update. I got to Day 55/56 before I caved. The process of coming clean wasn't easy. Not a problem at all if you enjoy being referred to as a "no guts, weak minded individual." I knew coming clean wasn't going to be easy, and got what I expected, but had to drop out of the December quit crew and re-enter the February crew. I wanted my 100 days mark to be a true 100 day mark, so this was the only answer for my part. Why did I cave? No one wants excuses.....I didn't want the quit for selfish reasons. That's the only answer. I'm glad and proud to say that I'm currently quit for 9 days and headed to 100 and a lifetime again.
I'm damn proud of you man! It takes plenty of guts to man up and tell the truth, which you did! I continue to proudly quit with you and support you every step of the way!!
Jbed, you got this bro, but don't get ahead of yourself. Odaat


Oh and QLF today
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Re: day 1
« Reply #5 on: November 11, 2012, 09:45:00 PM »
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Sure glad I found this web site.  I had made the decision to quit, but was gonna just gut it out by myself, then I found this.  Thanks for the help and support cmark!  Married with two grown boys and two grandkids, wife Donna with 26 yrs of marriage.  Next week or so will be a test for her.  25 year retiree of US Army, working as a welder now.  Just turned 49 in July and made a decision to get in great shape before 50, but then it dawned on me that working out and running, but continuing to chew Cope was not the answer......which brings me to Day one.  Have to give a little credit to Larry Winget.  If you know his books you know what I mean when I say "I'm WILLING."  :D
Welcome brother!! We all fight this battle together, we have all been were you currently are and have won each day by posting roll. It isn't goin to be easy, but its worth it. Drink lots of water, get some seeds, gum and hard candy. Most importantly, as cmark told you in chat, show up EVERYDAY and post roll.

So I did my introduction on Sep 9, and I'm back today on Nov 11 for an update. I got to Day 55/56 before I caved. The process of coming clean wasn't easy. Not a problem at all if you enjoy being referred to as a "no guts, weak minded individual." I knew coming clean wasn't going to be easy, and got what I expected, but had to drop out of the December quit crew and re-enter the February crew. I wanted my 100 days mark to be a true 100 day mark, so this was the only answer for my part. Why did I cave? No one wants excuses.....I didn't want the quit for selfish reasons. That's the only answer. I'm glad and proud to say that I'm currently quit for 9 days and headed to 100 and a lifetime again.
I'm damn proud of you man! It takes plenty of guts to man up and tell the truth, which you did! I continue to proudly quit with you and support you every step of the way!!
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Re: day 1
« Reply #4 on: November 11, 2012, 09:25:00 PM »
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Sure glad I found this web site.  I had made the decision to quit, but was gonna just gut it out by myself, then I found this.  Thanks for the help and support cmark!  Married with two grown boys and two grandkids, wife Donna with 26 yrs of marriage.  Next week or so will be a test for her.  25 year retiree of US Army, working as a welder now.  Just turned 49 in July and made a decision to get in great shape before 50, but then it dawned on me that working out and running, but continuing to chew Cope was not the answer......which brings me to Day one.  Have to give a little credit to Larry Winget.  If you know his books you know what I mean when I say "I'm WILLING."  :D
Welcome brother!! We all fight this battle together, we have all been were you currently are and have won each day by posting roll. It isn't goin to be easy, but its worth it. Drink lots of water, get some seeds, gum and hard candy. Most importantly, as cmark told you in chat, show up EVERYDAY and post roll.

So I did my introduction on Sep 9, and I'm back today on Nov 11 for an update. I got to Day 55/56 before I caved. The process of coming clean wasn't easy. Not a problem at all if you enjoy being referred to as a "no guts, weak minded individual." I knew coming clean wasn't going to be easy, and got what I expected, but had to drop out of the December quit crew and re-enter the February crew. I wanted my 100 days mark to be a true 100 day mark, so this was the only answer for my part. Why did I cave? No one wants excuses.....I didn't want the quit for selfish reasons. That's the only answer. I'm glad and proud to say that I'm currently quit for 9 days and headed to 100 and a lifetime again.
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Re: day 1
« Reply #3 on: September 09, 2012, 04:25:00 PM »
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Sure glad I found this web site. I had made the decision to quit, but was gonna just gut it out by myself, then I found this. Thanks for the help and support cmark! Married with two grown boys and two grandkids, wife Donna with 26 yrs of marriage. Next week or so will be a test for her. 25 year retiree of US Army, working as a welder now. Just turned 49 in July and made a decision to get in great shape before 50, but then it dawned on me that working out and running, but continuing to chew Cope was not the answer......which brings me to Day one. Have to give a little credit to Larry Winget. If you know his books you know what I mean when I say "I'm WILLING." :D
Welcome brother!! We all fight this battle together, we have all been were you currently are and have won each day by posting roll. It isn't goin to be easy, but its worth it. Drink lots of water, get some seeds, gum and hard candy. Most importantly, as cmark told you in chat, show up EVERYDAY and post roll.
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Re: day 1
« Reply #2 on: September 09, 2012, 04:17:00 PM »
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Sure glad I found this web site. I had made the decision to quit, but was gonna just gut it out by myself, then I found this. Thanks for the help and support cmark! Married with two grown boys and two grandkids, wife Donna with 26 yrs of marriage. Next week or so will be a test for her. 25 year retiree of US Army, working as a welder now. Just turned 49 in July and made a decision to get in great shape before 50, but then it dawned on me that working out and running, but continuing to chew Cope was not the answer......which brings me to Day one. Have to give a little credit to Larry Winget. If you know his books you know what I mean when I say "I'm WILLING." :D
Welcome I also have 2 grand kids and quit, wanting to continue watching them grow up. Your wife shouldn't have to deal with your pain and anger, that is what we are for. My wife of 32 yrs has been my biggest supporter, she is so glad to have the bitch out of our relationship. Pm me I'd be glad to share my story and trade #'s
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day 1
« on: September 09, 2012, 12:45:00 PM »
Sure glad I found this web site. I had made the decision to quit, but was gonna just gut it out by myself, then I found this. Thanks for the help and support cmark! Married with two grown boys and two grandkids, wife Donna with 26 yrs of marriage. Next week or so will be a test for her. 25 year retiree of US Army, working as a welder now. Just turned 49 in July and made a decision to get in great shape before 50, but then it dawned on me that working out and running, but continuing to chew Cope was not the answer......which brings me to Day one. Have to give a little credit to Larry Winget. If you know his books you know what I mean when I say "I'm WILLING." :D
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