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#43
January 11, 2014, 09:43:00 AM
Day 4 turned out to be very difficult, but I made it through. I'm somewhat proud of making it this far, but I thought I would feel stronger and better about my progress at this point. It's hard to put how I feel into words.

Just need to get through today, Day 5.

BHM

jzzyzag01

#42
January 10, 2014, 10:37:00 AM
Quote from: ComptonDay 4 begins! Actually had a very good night's sleep last night, but still very foggy and unfocused this morning. It doesn't really feel like I should be allowed to drive like this. This is going to be a hard fight, but I'll get through today.
You've got this. Beat that NB down today and today only. You're in the worst of it now. Keep piling up the W's and eventually you'll be wiping your ass with the NB (figuratively of course - I don't recommend actually wiping your ass with nic).

Quit with you today.
"I am a nicotine addict and there is nothing I can do about it; I am also a quitter, and that, I can do plenty about." - Grizzly25

Today I choose to quit because today is the only day I have control over today. Tomorrow is a new day and when tomorrow is today, I'll control it too, but not until then. I will win this fight with today...

Compton

#41
January 10, 2014, 08:50:00 AM
Day 4 begins! Actually had a very good night's sleep last night, but still very foggy and unfocused this morning. It doesn't really feel like I should be allowed to drive like this. This is going to be a hard fight, but I'll get through today.

jzzyzag01

#40
January 09, 2014, 04:41:00 PM
Quote from: Mthomas3824
QuoteDon't be a weather man and give a 7 day forecast that is usually wrong.Ã, 
Love this one ------^
"I am a nicotine addict and there is nothing I can do about it; I am also a quitter, and that, I can do plenty about." - Grizzly25

Today I choose to quit because today is the only day I have control over today. Tomorrow is a new day and when tomorrow is today, I'll control it too, but not until then. I will win this fight with today...

Mthomas3824

#39
January 09, 2014, 03:50:00 PM
Quote from: GinetKeep going Compton. Focus on today. You can do today. Today is a great day. Today is THE day. Today is what matters.

See you tomorrow and we will repeat!
Ditto

You follow the plan and its a guaranteed victory over this shitty weed. I have learn what it takes and what I need to do never to hump a can again!

Its all about today. Nothing more or less. Yesterday is done and a building block. Today is the work. Don't be a weather man and give a 7 day forecast that is usually wrong.
Quit And Be Free

HOF Speech

Ginet

#38
January 09, 2014, 01:03:00 PM
Keep going Compton. Focus on today. You can do today. Today is a great day. Today is THE day. Today is what matters.

See you tomorrow and we will repeat!
The person who says it cannot be done should not interrupt the person who is doing it. ~ Chinese Proverb
Most people do not listen with the intent to understand; they listen with the intent to reply. ~ Stephen R. Covey

QD 12/29/13
April 2014 Resolute

AppleJack

#37
January 09, 2014, 12:46:00 PM
Quote from: doc2quit4good
Quote from: ComptonThanks everyone for the good advice.Ã,  Working today is hilarious.Ã,  It feels like I'm trying to do everything left-handed.
It will feel like that for a few days. Keep looking up at the sky and imagine the day when it all seems that much cleaner and clearer outside. It will happen and it is cool!!!!

Enjoy this bro! It's you, healing. Remember this and mark it because you don't ever want to put yourself through this again. Rock on...
Well, it’s one louder, isn’t it? It’s not ten.

Doc2quit4good

#36
January 09, 2014, 11:43:00 AM
Quote from: ComptonThanks everyone for the good advice. Working today is hilarious. It feels like I'm trying to do everything left-handed.
It will feel like that for a few days. Keep looking up at the sky and imagine the day when it all seems that much cleaner and clearer outside. It will happen and it is cool!!!!
NO MO SKOAL!!! I MEAN NEVER AGAIN!!!
Real Quit Day 9/18/2013 8th Floor 11/26/15
HOF day: 12/26/2013. 9th Floor 3/5/16
2nd Floor: 4/5/14 Comma Day 6/13/16!!!
3rd Floor 7/14/2014. 3 Years 9/18/6!!!
1 Year 9/17/2014. 11th Floor 9/21/16
4th Floor 10/22/14. 12th Floor 12/30/16
Half Comma 1/30/15. 13th Floor 4/8/17
6th Floor 5/10/15 4 Years 9/18/17!!!
7th Floor 8/18/15. 15th Floor 10/26/17
2 Years 9/17/15 16th Floor 2/3/18
5 Years 9/18/18  17th Floor 5/14/18
18th Floor 08/22/2018  19th Floor 11/30/18

Compton

#35
January 09, 2014, 11:36:00 AM
Thanks everyone for the good advice. Working today is hilarious. It feels like I'm trying to do everything left-handed.

30isEnuff

#34
January 09, 2014, 10:47:00 AM
Quote from: Wt57
Quote from: ComptonI want out entirely.
As you progress and read more and more you will realize this addiction isn't something that you will ever escape from entirely but we can win everyday against it. The grasp my always be their but we can tie the bitches arms everyday by making our daily promise to quit one more day. Have a strong quit day and enjoy the freedom.
Keep it simple Compton.
Post roll, keep your word, wake and repeat.
Post roll, keep your word, wake and repeat.
Post roll, keep your word, wake and repeat.
Post roll, keep your word, wake and repeat.
One day at a time...or one minute at a time...I does get better, we promise.

1 problem + nicotine = 2 problems.
Read everyday in here and gather your weapons of nictotine destruction.
Keeping my jaw and tongue...I like them.
It's poison I tell ya, You wouldn't drink Liquid Drano, would ya?

jzzyzag01

#33
January 09, 2014, 10:42:00 AM
Listen to these vets Compton. They know that which they speak because they've been there and been thru it and can preach what the other side feels like.

You've got a good group of quitters in April 2014. Get in there and mix it up with them and get some numbers so you have support within your group as well.

Thousands of us are quit with you today. I will quit with you any day you're willing to put your life and your family's happiness ahead of a can of poisonous worm dirt.
"I am a nicotine addict and there is nothing I can do about it; I am also a quitter, and that, I can do plenty about." - Grizzly25

Today I choose to quit because today is the only day I have control over today. Tomorrow is a new day and when tomorrow is today, I'll control it too, but not until then. I will win this fight with today...

Wt57

#32
January 09, 2014, 10:33:00 AM
Quote from: ComptonI want out entirely.
As you progress and read more and more you will realize this addiction isn't something that you will ever escape from entirely but we can win everyday against it. The grasp my always be their but we can tie the bitches arms everyday by making our daily promise to quit one more day. Have a strong quit day and enjoy the freedom.
4/1/2012: Nicotine Quit Date
7/9/12: HOF The Missing Warning Label
TODAY is the day that counts
"Do, or do not, there is no try." Yoda

Grizzlyhasclaws

#31
January 09, 2014, 10:23:00 AM
Quote from: ParadigmDawg
Quote from: ComptonI'm deep in the Day 3 withdrawal fog, and I really hope it subsides soon.Ã,  Either way, I'll get through the day.Ã,  Thank god for this board.
Nicotine takes about 72 hours to leave you body but guess what....your body is use to living on nicotine so it is about to fight you and fight you hard.

I am not trying to scare you or make things sound too hard to do, I just want you to be geared up and prepared.

The next 50-100 days are going to be difficult and you will have many bad days and a few good days. Use those good days to recharge your batteries and prepare for the next round of the fight. Quit one hour at a time, if that's too difficult, quit for one minute at a time.

When you think about it 100 days isn't very long but it can seem like forever when you are in the middle of it. You can do this and I will stand right beside you while you do it.

I need you to be successful so I know that I can stay successful in my quit
Stay tough brother. Read all you can on here about nicotine addiction. There are success and failure stories on here. Learn what to do and what not to do. You can do this. Hit me up if you have questions
Nicotine Quit Date:10/31/2013
Exercise Start Date: 6/29/2018

ParadigmDawg

#30
January 09, 2014, 10:07:00 AM
Quote from: ComptonI'm deep in the Day 3 withdrawal fog, and I really hope it subsides soon. Either way, I'll get through the day. Thank god for this board.
Nicotine takes about 72 hours to leave you body but guess what....your body is use to living on nicotine so it is about to fight you and fight you hard.

I am not trying to scare you or make things sound too hard to do, I just want you to be geared up and prepared.

The next 50-100 days are going to be difficult and you will have many bad days and a few good days. Use those good days to recharge your batteries and prepare for the next round of the fight. Quit one hour at a time, if that's too difficult, quit for one minute at a time.

When you think about it 100 days isn't very long but it can seem like forever when you are in the middle of it. You can do this and I will stand right beside you while you do it.

I need you to be successful so I know that I can stay successful in my quit
Oh little worm-dirt...you are so scary...F' OFF...!!!

Compton

#29
January 09, 2014, 10:03:00 AM
I'm deep in the Day 3 withdrawal fog, and I really hope it subsides soon. Either way, I'll get through the day. Thank god for this board.
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