Day 3

Started by TryingAgain2011, June 27, 2011, 04:30:00 PM

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Quote from: Dante
Quote from: per034Cravings are scars that you'll just have to live with. I have a scar on my right index finger becuase I put it through the ring of a basketball rim when I was a teenager. Stupid thing to do. The scar is my reminder that I shouldn't do stupid things.

Your cravings are your scar. Live with it. Like all scars, it will fade away but never completely disappear.
This is gold...Per. Awesome way to explain it!

I quit with you today too TA2011!
Agreed D.

Craves=scars=stupid makes a lot of sense...

Nice work, per. Thanks for another arrow in my quiver of quit.
Strangers in the dark, Oh how they quiver. Hahahahahah, you said "quiver"

dchogs

Quote from: Dante
Quote from: per034Cravings are scars that you'll just have to live with. I have a scar on my right index finger becuase I put it through the ring of a basketball rim when I was a teenager. Stupid thing to do. The scar is my reminder that I shouldn't do stupid things.

Your cravings are your scar. Live with it. Like all scars, it will fade away but never completely disappear.
This is gold...Per. Awesome way to explain it!

I quit with you today too TA2011!
Agreed D.

Craves=scars=stupid makes a lot of sense...

Nice work, per. Thanks for another arrow in my quiver of quit.
Quit- 5/16/2011. One day at a time.
HoF- 8/23/2011; 2nd Floor- 12/1/2011; 3rd Floor- 3/10/2012; 4th Floor- 6/18/2012; 5th Floor- 9/27/2012; 6th Floor- 1/4/2013; 7th Floor- 4/14/2013; 8th Floor- 7/23/2013; 9th Floor- 10/31/2013; 10th Floor- 2/8/2014; 11th Floor- 5/19/2014; 12th Floor- 8/27/2014; 13th Floor- 12/5/14; 14th floor- 3/15/15; 15th floor- 6/23/15; 16th floor- 10/1/15; 17th floor- 1/9/16; 18th floor- 4/18/16; 19th floor- 7/26/16; 20th floor- 11/4/16; 21st floor- 2/12/17; 22nd Floor- 5/23/17; 23rd Floor- 8/31/17; 24th Floor- 12/9/17; 25th floor- 3/19/18; 26th floor- 6/27/18; 27th floor- 10/5/18; 28th floor- 1/13/19; 29th foor- 4/22/19; 30th floor- 7/31/19; 31st floor- 11/8/19; 32nd floor- 2/17/20; 33rd floor- 5/27/20; 34th floor- 9/4/20; 35th floor- 12/13/20; 36th floor- 3/23/21; 37th floor- 7/1/21; 38th floor- 10/9/21; 39th floor- 1/17/22; 40th floor- 4/27/22; 41st floor- 8/5/22; 42nd floor- 11/12/22; 43rd floor- 2/20/23; 44th floor- 6/1/23; 45th floor- 9/9/23; 46th floor- 12/18/23; 47th floor- 3/27/24; 48th floor- 7/5/24; 49th floor- 10/3/24; 50th floor- 1/21/25; 51st floor- 5/1/25; 52nd floor- 8/9/25; 53rd floor- 11/17/25; 54th floor- 2/25/26; 55th floor- 6/5/26; 56th floor- 9/13/26.

"He which hath no stomach to this fight let him depart. But we in it shall be remembered. We few, we happy few, we band of brothers! For he today, that sheds his blood with me, shall always be my brother." (Wm. Shakespeare). For August '11.

Who dares, wins.

Stay quit... it is life or death and that is the undeniable truth.

"To be driven by our appetites alone is slavery, while to obey a law that we have imposed on ourselves is freedom." Rosseau

redtrain14

Welcome. Soak in everything you can.

Promise me you will look into changing that username.

We don't try....we just quit.

TryingAgain2011

Thanks guys. As the day stretches on it gets easier and easier, and each day is a bit easier than the one before.

dante

Quote from: per034Cravings are scars that you'll just have to live with. I have a scar on my right index finger becuase I put it through the ring of a basketball rim when I was a teenager. Stupid thing to do. The scar is my reminder that I shouldn't do stupid things.

Your cravings are your scar. Live with it. Like all scars, it will fade away but never completely disappear.
This is gold...Per. Awesome way to explain it!

I quit with you today too TA2011!
Quit Date: May 10, 2011

per034

Congrats on taking your life back.

The cravings won't go away. They'll become less frequent, and when they do come, they won't last quite as long. You may get a monster crave in week 5... but don't cave. Call a brother, head to chat, hit the boards. Don't let the monsters get to you.

Cravings are scars that you'll just have to live with. I have a scar on my right index finger becuase I put it through the ring of a basketball rim when I was a teenager. Stupid thing to do. The scar is my reminder that I shouldn't do stupid things.

Your cravings are your scar. Live with it. Like all scars, it will fade away but never completely disappear.

Day three is a big day. After today, the physical goes and the mental is all that remains. Get through today. Tomorrow will take care of itself. If you need anything, PM me.

Proud to be quit with you. Now go post roll.
The love you get here is conditional. The condition is that you are quit.

"Every time you bump someone and dont fix it, a kitten dies" - Jost2Brown

Ready

Don't try. Do.

Give your word then keep it.

That's how we "Do" around here.

dchogs

Quote from: TryingAgain2011OK, here goes. 36 years old, have been chewing for 20 of them, which is scary knowing that's more than half my life. Have tried to quit a few times before, with limited success, but keep falling back into it. Just discovered this forum today so figured I'd join - some moral support may be just what I need for the long haul quit.

I've quit chewing several times before using nicotine gum, and for various lengths of time. I'm sure I'm not the only guy to have swapped one source of nicotine for another. Problem is it's expensive, and just a different form of addiction. So I went cold turkey (i.e. nicotine free) on Saturday, and this is day 3. So far so good, but am defnitely feeling the fog. Withdrawals not so bad otherwise.

How do you do the roll call thing? And how long until the effing cravings go away?
cold turkey is the way to go, brother. nice work going it alone.

i have great news: you'll never have to go through the first three days of quitting ever again. i take it back, that's great fucking news!

how to do roll: Roll Call Movie... 5 stars

why do roll: loot says it best

post roll every MORNING. keep your word like a man. wake up tomorrow and do it again. only focus on making it through today; tomorrow will take care of itself.

you've got this. you're calling the shots with this quit. proud to be quit with you!

(hit me up with a pm if you need me)
Quit- 5/16/2011. One day at a time.
HoF- 8/23/2011; 2nd Floor- 12/1/2011; 3rd Floor- 3/10/2012; 4th Floor- 6/18/2012; 5th Floor- 9/27/2012; 6th Floor- 1/4/2013; 7th Floor- 4/14/2013; 8th Floor- 7/23/2013; 9th Floor- 10/31/2013; 10th Floor- 2/8/2014; 11th Floor- 5/19/2014; 12th Floor- 8/27/2014; 13th Floor- 12/5/14; 14th floor- 3/15/15; 15th floor- 6/23/15; 16th floor- 10/1/15; 17th floor- 1/9/16; 18th floor- 4/18/16; 19th floor- 7/26/16; 20th floor- 11/4/16; 21st floor- 2/12/17; 22nd Floor- 5/23/17; 23rd Floor- 8/31/17; 24th Floor- 12/9/17; 25th floor- 3/19/18; 26th floor- 6/27/18; 27th floor- 10/5/18; 28th floor- 1/13/19; 29th foor- 4/22/19; 30th floor- 7/31/19; 31st floor- 11/8/19; 32nd floor- 2/17/20; 33rd floor- 5/27/20; 34th floor- 9/4/20; 35th floor- 12/13/20; 36th floor- 3/23/21; 37th floor- 7/1/21; 38th floor- 10/9/21; 39th floor- 1/17/22; 40th floor- 4/27/22; 41st floor- 8/5/22; 42nd floor- 11/12/22; 43rd floor- 2/20/23; 44th floor- 6/1/23; 45th floor- 9/9/23; 46th floor- 12/18/23; 47th floor- 3/27/24; 48th floor- 7/5/24; 49th floor- 10/3/24; 50th floor- 1/21/25; 51st floor- 5/1/25; 52nd floor- 8/9/25; 53rd floor- 11/17/25; 54th floor- 2/25/26; 55th floor- 6/5/26; 56th floor- 9/13/26.

"He which hath no stomach to this fight let him depart. But we in it shall be remembered. We few, we happy few, we band of brothers! For he today, that sheds his blood with me, shall always be my brother." (Wm. Shakespeare). For August '11.

Who dares, wins.

Stay quit... it is life or death and that is the undeniable truth.

"To be driven by our appetites alone is slavery, while to obey a law that we have imposed on ourselves is freedom." Rosseau

TryingAgain2011

OK, here goes. 36 years old, have been chewing for 20 of them, which is scary knowing that's more than half my life. Have tried to quit a few times before, with limited success, but keep falling back into it. Just discovered this forum today so figured I'd join - some moral support may be just what I need for the long haul quit.

I've quit chewing several times before using nicotine gum, and for various lengths of time. I'm sure I'm not the only guy to have swapped one source of nicotine for another. Problem is it's expensive, and just a different form of addiction. So I went cold turkey (i.e. nicotine free) on Saturday, and this is day 3. So far so good, but am defnitely feeling the fog. Withdrawals not so bad otherwise.

How do you do the roll call thing? And how long until the effing cravings go away?