Hello

[ChickDip]

Congrats on your HOF day.
Cheers to 101!

[tljent79]

Kicking ass buddy keep it up! Proud to do this with you!

[ChickDip]

Double digits Birdy!!
Love it!
Keep it up!!

[ChickDip]

Thanks everyone. feeling a bit foggy today. vision sucks, can't maintain focus. Feel like a nap would be beneficial. Oddly enough, I don't want a real chew. Anyway, I'm in for the long haul. No more reliance on tobacco, not now not ever. I'm in it with all of you.
Peace,
WB

Congrats on the quit WB.
The fog and all related quit issues suck, over time it does get better.
This site and all the BAD ASS QUITTERS can help you in your times of need, exchange some digits, it will help.
Proud to be quit with you.

Cope 446

congrats and welcome to the site.
stay connected. way to go, keep posting roll daily/

Here are some links that will help you get started with us on this site:


New Quitter Hints and Helps
http://www.killthecan.org/heres-how-you ... court-now/


How to post roll video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rBoCAii ... e=youtu.be


or how to post roll from written directions
topic/1003072/1/


http://www.killthecan.org/your-quit/wha ... t-dipping/

[Cope30]

Thanks everyone. feeling a bit foggy today. vision sucks, can't maintain focus. Feel like a nap would be beneficial. Oddly enough, I don't want a real chew. Anyway, I'm in for the long haul. No more reliance on tobacco, not now not ever. I'm in it with all of you.
Peace,
WB

Congrats on the quit WB.
The fog and all related quit issues suck, over time it does get better.
This site and all the BAD ASS QUITTERS can help you in your times of need, exchange some digits, it will help.
Proud to be quit with you.

Cope 446

[brettlees]

Hey WildBirds. I'm also in your quit group, just joined yesterday and committed to staying quit with everyone in this group. Previous quits for me led to a poor attitude, negativity, anger, etc. just like yourself. Then one day I came across a book called Allen Carr's Easy Way to Stop Smoking. I know it says smoking but it's geared towards all tobacco. It completely changed my mindset on quitting tobacco and it helped take away the negative feelings that I had associated with quitting. It's a free PDF book online and I highly suggest checking it out. Of course, reading the book alone didn't quite do the trick, so that's why I'm here. I will post roll daily and renew my promise to stay off nicotine alongside you and everyone else. Let's do this!

That's a great book! Another one that really helped me was "Freedom from Nicotine, The Journey Home" by John R. Polito. Also free download. Understanding our addiction really helps in quitting. Nice work! Welcome to KTC.

Both of these ^^^ were great reads, adn really helped.

Keep up the great attitude Wild B's! The more you put into building the quit, the more momentum you have to keep you clean!

[Wildbirds]

Thanks everyone. feeling a bit foggy today. vision sucks, can't maintain focus. Feel like a nap would be beneficial. Oddly enough, I don't want a real chew. Anyway, I'm in for the long haul. No more reliance on tobacco, not now not ever. I'm in it with all of you.
Peace,
WB

[rdad]

Hey WildBirds. I'm also in your quit group, just joined yesterday and committed to staying quit with everyone in this group. Previous quits for me led to a poor attitude, negativity, anger, etc. just like yourself. Then one day I came across a book called Allen Carr's Easy Way to Stop Smoking. I know it says smoking but it's geared towards all tobacco. It completely changed my mindset on quitting tobacco and it helped take away the negative feelings that I had associated with quitting. It's a free PDF book online and I highly suggest checking it out. Of course, reading the book alone didn't quite do the trick, so that's why I'm here. I will post roll daily and renew my promise to stay off nicotine alongside you and everyone else. Let's do this!

That's a great book! Another one that really helped me was "Freedom from Nicotine, The Journey Home" by John R. Polito. Also free download. Understanding our addiction really helps in quitting. Nice work! Welcome to KTC.

[Maverick705]

Hey WildBirds. I'm also in your quit group, just joined yesterday and committed to staying quit with everyone in this group. Previous quits for me led to a poor attitude, negativity, anger, etc. just like yourself. Then one day I came across a book called Allen Carr's Easy Way to Stop Smoking. I know it says smoking but it's geared towards all tobacco. It completely changed my mindset on quitting tobacco and it helped take away the negative feelings that I had associated with quitting. It's a free PDF book online and I highly suggest checking it out. Of course, reading the book alone didn't quite do the trick, so that's why I'm here. I will post roll daily and renew my promise to stay off nicotine alongside you and everyone else. Let's do this!

[eyehatecope]

Thanks tljent79. I suppose I'm a bit scared since I found a sore in my cheek last night that wasn't there yesterday morning. So hopefully it's only a remnant of a turd. Almost feels like I jabbed my gum with a toothbrush but I don't remember doing that. I've been down and out sick with the stomach flu for the last couple days so not sure what the hell went on for about 36 hours except for the fact that I know I didn't have a chew! That's kind of what made my mind up to quit. half the 72 hours without nicotine was done. Now I just need this sore to heal up and go away. I'll rinse with some hydrogen peroxide tonight and see how it feels tomorrow. Going to beat this sh$t today!
Thanks again, tlj
WB

Don't worry about that just yet it's more than likely just a sore. You will more than likely notice more sores as you begin to heal. Any time you have a question come on in and ask away.

[Wildbirds]

Thanks tljent79. I suppose I'm a bit scared since I found a sore in my cheek last night that wasn't there yesterday morning. So hopefully it's only a remnant of a turd. Almost feels like I jabbed my gum with a toothbrush but I don't remember doing that. I've been down and out sick with the stomach flu for the last couple days so not sure what the hell went on for about 36 hours except for the fact that I know I didn't have a chew! That's kind of what made my mind up to quit. half the 72 hours without nicotine was done. Now I just need this sore to heal up and go away. I'll rinse with some hydrogen peroxide tonight and see how it feels tomorrow. Going to beat this sh$t today!
Thanks again, tlj
WB

[tljent79]

I'm in your quit group. Welcome and look forward to getting to know you as we head through the first 100 days. I've stopped dipping a few times too but after 20+ years I'm ready to get it over with. God knows what's in that garbage. The best thing I've read here so far is someone referring to a dip as a "lip turd." It made me laugh and took away some of my day 1 anxiety.

[eyehatecope]

go here to post roll

February 17 Quit Group


click quote at the bottom which is the last post, click in the bottom box with writing, ctrl a, ctrl c, ctrl x then go to the empty box above and ctrl v, there enter your name and current days quit. and select post. don't worry about messing anything up.

and if anyone has better instructions please add

[Prohunter]

Hello everyone.
I've quit chew before and fell into the same trap as many others, just one dip won't hurt. And this was after 8 years off the stuff. Well, 15 years later, I'm back on the quitting game again. I remember the shitty way I felt, the cravings, the piss poor attitude I had during the first two weeks when I went cold turkey. I'm in almost 3 days now and really don't feel too bad. Might go easier this go around, but we'll see how today ends up before looking at tomorrow. I see some who have chewed a can (or two) a day for xx years, and while I've chewed for a lot of years, I've at most chewed a can in two days, typically a can every 4-5 days. Nonetheless, poison is poison. So, here we go on this wild ride yet again, but guarantee this will be the only time. I never had this support group last time and from what I've read so far, I'm impressed. So here's to a bunch of quitters. cowboy I'm honored to be here with you all.
Fire the days off one at a time. Keep busy and don't let the shit run your life.
WildBirds

Welcome friend,
This is the place to be to quit, first, last and only support you will need to quit.

Have you posted roll yet?

[Wildbirds]

Hello everyone.
I've quit chew before and fell into the same trap as many others, just one dip won't hurt. And this was after 8 years off the stuff. Well, 15 years later, I'm back on the quitting game again. I remember the shitty way I felt, the cravings, the piss poor attitude I had during the first two weeks when I went cold turkey. I'm in almost 3 days now and really don't feel too bad. Might go easier this go around, but we'll see how today ends up before looking at tomorrow. I see some who have chewed a can (or two) a day for xx years, and while I've chewed for a lot of years, I've at most chewed a can in two days, typically a can every 4-5 days. Nonetheless, poison is poison. So, here we go on this wild ride yet again, but guarantee this will be the only time. I never had this support group last time and from what I've read so far, I'm impressed. So here's to a bunch of quitters. cowboy I'm honored to be here with you all.
Fire the days off one at a time. Keep busy and don't let the shit run your life.
WildBirds