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Offline B-loMatt

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Re: Day 1
« Reply #10 on: June 07, 2013, 10:25:00 AM »
First thanks for your serice! Second that was bad assed last night; way to take the plunge. Read, read, read. Read this forum as often as you can to get through the tough spots. Read and print cancer stories and pics, print out a copy of the contract to quit, trade phone numbers to help you out, and have a plan for when you are at your weakest and the nic bitch comes a wisperin' in your ear.
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Offline 05wrxing

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Re: Day 1
« Reply #9 on: June 07, 2013, 01:21:00 AM »
Glad to be quit with you!!! This site can and will save your life, just have to use all the resources that are available to you. If you need a number or anything at all feel free to pm me.
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Offline LionHeartedGirl

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Re: Day 1
« Reply #8 on: June 07, 2013, 01:18:00 AM »
Great to meet you in chat! I'm quitting with you today!
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Offline Wt57

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Re: Day 1
« Reply #7 on: June 07, 2013, 01:03:00 AM »
First, thanks for your service. You've experienced a lot and dealt with challenges that have prepared you for this war. Each day is a new battle and as you rack up those daily wins the ultimately victory becomes closer. Read read read!
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Offline AppleJack

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Re: Day 1
« Reply #6 on: June 07, 2013, 12:45:00 AM »
Dude! Was good to see you in chat and good to see a fellow muzo in the house! You wanna chat guitar or anything else... PM me. I wont shut up for hours. Hell, PM me anyway and give me your phone number... I'll do the same. You've got great advice from some great quitters... Follow it. Quit on bro...
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Offline Bean

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Re: Day 1
« Reply #5 on: June 07, 2013, 12:26:00 AM »
Great choice, jest. Click on the Welcome Center link above and read all you can. Post roll and live free, brother!
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Re: Day 1
« Reply #4 on: June 07, 2013, 12:17:00 AM »
Bad ass man. You've got this. Stay on top o your quit. Don't get lax. Read everything this site has to offer.
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Offline Dlee3

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Re: Day 1
« Reply #3 on: June 07, 2013, 12:08:00 AM »
Quote from: jvest
So I decided to check out the chat room on the site and got talked into flushing my remaining can of grizzly down the toilet. Was that my plan when I visited this evening? No, but I am glad everyone in the chat room tonight was on me about quitting now.

I have conjured up every excuse possible for putting off my quit. I did that because there was no accountability, now by joining a quit group I will be held accountable.

I started dipping right after Basic Training in 2001. I made it through 2 trips to Iraq, 1 trip to Afghanistan and a divorce and I felt dip was the only thing that was always there for me. Looking back though, dip was the only thing that was slowly killing me. I survived 3 deployments and made it through a divorce while deployed. If I can make it through those times I sure as hell can make it through life without Grizzly.

I know this is going to be hard because I have tried to quit before but this time is different, I am done with looking for excuses to continue dipping. I look forward to getting remarried this year and starting a family. I refuse to continue to let this addiction control me. So here's to day one, one of many.
I like it. No planned quit, dumped the shit on the spot. Awesome. That's just about the only way to do it. Don't look back. Even awesomer is that you protected our country while committing suicide. Makes me feel really, really safe. Just kidding.

Don't take it personally, but other than the soldier part, your story is blah blah. The reason I say that is to get you to read (READ) every other intro for the past five years. We're all basically the same. We stopped for a day, week, or year, but that pretty can of dip always won.

We win here. Post roll every damn day and meet everybody on a personal level, especially those in your quit group. There is no accountability early on if you are only accountable to you. You may never see a face, but you will grow to love these quitters. DO THIS NOW!!! NEVER LOOK BACK!!!

Check your inbox. You'll see my number and you are required to call it if you ever want to cave. That's the rules. I didn't make them. I just follow them.
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Re: Day 1
« Reply #2 on: June 07, 2013, 12:05:00 AM »
Quote from: jvest
So I decided to check out the chat room on the site and got talked into flushing my remaining can of grizzly down the toilet. Was that my plan when I visited this evening? No, but I am glad everyone in the chat room tonight was on me about quitting now.

I have conjured up every excuse possible for putting off my quit. I did that because there was no accountability, now by joining a quit group I will be held accountable.

I started dipping right after Basic Training in 2001. I made it through 2 trips to Iraq, 1 trip to Afghanistan and a divorce and I felt dip was the only thing that was always there for me. Looking back though, dip was the only thing that was slowly killing me. I survived 3 deployments and made it through a divorce while deployed. If I can make it through those times I sure as hell can make it through life without Grizzly.

I know this is going to be hard because I have tried to quit before but this time is different, I am done with looking for excuses to continue dipping. I look forward to getting remarried this year and starting a family. I refuse to continue to let this addiction control me. So here's to day one, one of many.
Damn this fucking great. I love seeing new quit come on board. Rest assured jvest, you will get all the support you need here. And we'll be watching. :ph43r:

It's late and I wanna write more, but more tomorrow. Must sleep.
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Offline jvest

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Day 1
« on: June 06, 2013, 11:56:00 PM »
So I decided to check out the chat room on the site and got talked into flushing my remaining can of grizzly down the toilet. Was that my plan when I visited this evening? No, but I am glad everyone in the chat room tonight was on me about quitting now.

I have conjured up every excuse possible for putting off my quit. I did that because there was no accountability, now by joining a quit group I will be held accountable.

I started dipping right after Basic Training in 2001. I made it through 2 trips to Iraq, 1 trip to Afghanistan and a divorce and I felt dip was the only thing that was always there for me. Looking back though, dip was the only thing that was slowly killing me. I survived 3 deployments and made it through a divorce while deployed. If I can make it through those times I sure as hell can make it through life without Grizzly.

I know this is going to be hard because I have tried to quit before but this time is different, I am done with looking for excuses to continue dipping. I look forward to getting remarried this year and starting a family. I refuse to continue to let this addiction control me. So here's to day one, one of many.
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