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Re: Done for Good
« Reply #39 on: August 07, 2015, 07:45:00 PM »
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Re: Done for Good
« Reply #38 on: August 07, 2015, 02:46:00 PM »
Fuck ... it's cobwebs everywhere in here! Get back in and post something Jessie!

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Re: Done for Good
« Reply #37 on: March 25, 2015, 08:20:00 AM »
Jhags! 365 days bro ... and you kicked ass the entire way! Glad to have you in my corner, you're a big part of my quit! Keep it going bro, see you on roll tomorrow ...
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Re: Done for Good
« Reply #36 on: October 11, 2014, 07:18:00 AM »
Jessie ... congrats on the 2nd floor bro, proud as hell to quit with you EDD and call you my DD brother! Looking forwards to trying some of your homebrew one of these days!! 'Cheers' 'Have a beer' 'Sing and Drink'
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Re: Done for Good
« Reply #35 on: July 03, 2014, 06:45:00 PM »
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Re: Done for Good
« Reply #34 on: June 13, 2014, 08:02:00 AM »
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Day 78 into my quit, 78 days without poisoning myself after nearly 6,000 days of killing myself daily. These are questions I have asked myself along the way: What took me so long to quit? Why did I let this poison take control? When did I put this as a higher priority than spending time with my children and wife? What the fuck was I thinking? Holy Shit, how much cash have I spent on this crap? I can't believe the lies I have told to myself and the people I love? How many important moments have I missed that I can never get back?

Somewhere along the way I found that guy that was hiding under the addiction, the man before the addiction and lies. Every day of fog, every craving, and everything I had to to do to stay quit was worth it, my only regret is I didn't quit sooner. I can look at myself in the mirror again and see an honest man. The great Dad that pays attention to everything his children do and say, and is there for them every step of the way with a clear head. A husband that is not staying up late to get his last fix in, but is spending more time with his wife and strengthening the bond. I can actually kiss my wife again, coach my kids in baseball, smile without worrying if there is shit in my teeth, and go places and do things without thinking of ways I could get my fix in. I owe a lot to this site and all the badass quitters here for helping me reclaim my life and for saving my life, I post my promise every day and I do so with conviction and as a man of my word. I am a better Father, husband and all around man.
When I joined this site, I was surprised so many people had similar dipping experiences, and similar then quitting experiences. Your second paragraph is another one of those mirrors unto my own life. Totally agree. I'm quit with you today.

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Re: Done for Good
« Reply #33 on: June 13, 2014, 12:11:00 AM »
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Day 78 into my quit, 78 days without poisoning myself after nearly 6,000 days of killing myself daily. These are questions I have asked myself along the way: What took me so long to quit? Why did I let this poison take control? When did I put this as a higher priority than spending time with my children and wife? What the fuck was I thinking? Holy Shit, how much cash have I spent on this crap? I can't believe the lies I have told to myself and the people I love? How many important moments have I missed that I can never get back?

Somewhere along the way I found that guy that was hiding under the addiction, the man before the addiction and lies. Every day of fog, every craving, and everything I had to to do to stay quit was worth it, my only regret is I didn't quit sooner. I can look at myself in the mirror again and see an honest man. The great Dad that pays attention to everything his children do and say, and is there for them every step of the way with a clear head. A husband that is not staying up late to get his last fix in, but is spending more time with his wife and strengthening the bond. I can actually kiss my wife again, coach my kids in baseball, smile without worrying if there is shit in my teeth, and go places and do things without thinking of ways I could get my fix in. I owe a lot to this site and all the badass quitters here for helping me reclaim my life and for saving my life, I post my promise every day and I do so with conviction and as a man of my word. I am a better Father, husband and all around man.
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Re: Done for Good
« Reply #32 on: June 13, 2014, 12:09:00 AM »
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Day 78 into my quit, 78 days without poisoning myself after nearly 6,000 days of killing myself daily. These are questions I have asked myself along the way: What took me so long to quit? Why did I let this poison take control? When did I put this as a higher priority than spending time with my children and wife? What the fuck was I thinking? Holy Shit, how much cash have I spent on this crap? I can't believe the lies I have told to myself and the people I love? How many important moments have I missed that I can never get back?

Somewhere along the way I found that guy that was hiding under the addiction, the man before the addiction and lies. Every day of fog, every craving, and everything I had to to do to stay quit was worth it, my only regret is I didn't quit sooner. I can look at myself in the mirror again and see an honest man. The great Dad that pays attention to everything his children do and say, and is there for them every step of the way with a clear head. A husband that is not staying up late to get his last fix in, but is spending more time with his wife and strengthening the bond. I can actually kiss my wife again, coach my kids in baseball, smile without worrying if there is shit in my teeth, and go places and do things without thinking of ways I could get my fix in. I owe a lot to this site and all the badass quitters here for helping me reclaim my life and for saving my life, I post my promise every day and I do so with conviction and as a man of my word. I am a better Father, husband and all around man.
Thanks for posting this JH. This is the Kool-Aid. I'm drinking the hell out of this and hoping that when I hit 78, I can stand up with same conviction and confidence.
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Re: Done for Good
« Reply #31 on: June 12, 2014, 11:26:00 PM »
Day 78 into my quit, 78 days without poisoning myself after nearly 6,000 days of killing myself daily. These are questions I have asked myself along the way: What took me so long to quit? Why did I let this poison take control? When did I put this as a higher priority than spending time with my children and wife? What the fuck was I thinking? Holy Shit, how much cash have I spent on this crap? I can't believe the lies I have told to myself and the people I love? How many important moments have I missed that I can never get back?

Somewhere along the way I found that guy that was hiding under the addiction, the man before the addiction and lies. Every day of fog, every craving, and everything I had to to do to stay quit was worth it, my only regret is I didn't quit sooner. I can look at myself in the mirror again and see an honest man. The great Dad that pays attention to everything his children do and say, and is there for them every step of the way with a clear head. A husband that is not staying up late to get his last fix in, but is spending more time with his wife and strengthening the bond. I can actually kiss my wife again, coach my kids in baseball, smile without worrying if there is shit in my teeth, and go places and do things without thinking of ways I could get my fix in. I owe a lot to this site and all the badass quitters here for helping me reclaim my life and for saving my life, I post my promise every day and I do so with conviction and as a man of my word. I am a better Father, husband and all around man.

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Re: Done for Good
« Reply #30 on: May 24, 2014, 09:35:00 AM »
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I had a victory yesterday probably the best day of my quit so far. I have now quit one day at a time, 58 times in a row after being a slave for over 16 years, and am looking forward to many more +1's. Had some really tough days between days 37 and 42 and thought the craves would never lessen, the fog came back, but pushed through it with the help of many of my July quit brothers and KTC site. Now on with the story. I have coached baseball for the past 2 years for my 12 and 11 year old sons little league teams. The games usually last about 2 hrs including warmups, so last year I would have a chew in before I got there and couldn't wait to get back to the car after the game to throw in a big fattie. Anything over 3 -4 hours I would get the fog and get irritable, also I very rarely smiled with the fear I had some shit in my teeth. Well yesterday was a different story, we got to the field and they had changed the schedule up so we had a double header, which last year would have sent me into panic mode knowing it would be a good 5 hrs til my next one. I was pumped yesterday that we had 2 games and probably had the most fun coaching that I ever had, not thinking about the nic bitch at all and having a clear head made me 100 times better coach. I was able to have my complete focus on the kids and the game and my cheeks hurt when I got home from smiling so much. It is those moments at the ballpark and memories made with my boys that will keep me quit and coming back to this site every damn day. Quit on my brothers.
The sweet smell of victory after kicking the nic bitches ass ODAAT!
wow the memories of being so similar.....

and me quitting almost 2 years ago in the middle of tournament baseball for 10 year olds....

you are not alone.

well done.
Enjoy your freedom. You are earning it everyday that you make that promise to us. Well done!
What a huge victory. I love this story.....helps me power through today. Quit on brother.
Awesome post, Brother. Keep up the good work.
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Re: Done for Good
« Reply #29 on: May 24, 2014, 09:33:00 AM »
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Quote from: jhaggerty
I had a victory yesterday probably the best day of my quit so far. I have now quit one day at a time, 58 times in a row after being a slave for over 16 years, and am looking forward to many more +1's. Had some really tough days between days 37 and 42 and thought the craves would never lessen, the fog came back, but pushed through it with the help of many of my July quit brothers and KTC site. Now on with the story. I have coached baseball for the past 2 years for my 12 and 11 year old sons little league teams. The games usually last about 2 hrs including warmups, so last year I would have a chew in before I got there and couldn't wait to get back to the car after the game to throw in a big fattie. Anything over 3 -4 hours I would get the fog and get irritable, also I very rarely smiled with the fear I had some shit in my teeth. Well yesterday was a different story, we got to the field and they had changed the schedule up so we had a double header, which last year would have sent me into panic mode knowing it would be a good 5 hrs til my next one. I was pumped yesterday that we had 2 games and probably had the most fun coaching that I ever had, not thinking about the nic bitch at all and having a clear head made me 100 times better coach. I was able to have my complete focus on the kids and the game and my cheeks hurt when I got home from smiling so much. It is those moments at the ballpark and memories made with my boys that will keep me quit and coming back to this site every damn day. Quit on my brothers.
The sweet smell of victory after kicking the nic bitches ass ODAAT!
wow the memories of being so similar.....

and me quitting almost 2 years ago in the middle of tournament baseball for 10 year olds....

you are not alone.

well done.
Enjoy your freedom. You are earning it everyday that you make that promise to us. Well done!
What a huge victory. I love this story.....helps me power through today. Quit on brother.
Days like these are really amazing. Think about it... you used to coach your kids team and all you thought about was getting that next fix. How jacked up is that. That is what happens when you are a slave. I can relate to this so well.

Look at you now... On this day, you actually were present for your family. You owned your quit and your day. You were the dad you were put here to be! This is outstanding.

Well done. Keep at it today. Proud to be quit with you!
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Re: Done for Good
« Reply #28 on: May 24, 2014, 09:24:00 AM »
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Quote from: jhaggerty
I had a victory yesterday probably the best day of my quit so far. I have now quit one day at a time, 58 times in a row after being a slave for over 16 years, and am looking forward to many more +1's. Had some really tough days between days 37 and 42 and thought the craves would never lessen, the fog came back, but pushed through it with the help of many of my July quit brothers and KTC site. Now on with the story. I have coached baseball for the past 2 years for my 12 and 11 year old sons little league teams. The games usually last about 2 hrs including warmups, so last year I would have a chew in before I got there and couldn't wait to get back to the car after the game to throw in a big fattie. Anything over 3 -4 hours I would get the fog and get irritable, also I very rarely smiled with the fear I had some shit in my teeth. Well yesterday was a different story, we got to the field and they had changed the schedule up so we had a double header, which last year would have sent me into panic mode knowing it would be a good 5 hrs til my next one. I was pumped yesterday that we had 2 games and probably had the most fun coaching that I ever had, not thinking about the nic bitch at all and having a clear head made me 100 times better coach. I was able to have my complete focus on the kids and the game and my cheeks hurt when I got home from smiling so much. It is those moments at the ballpark and memories made with my boys that will keep me quit and coming back to this site every damn day. Quit on my brothers.
The sweet smell of victory after kicking the nic bitches ass ODAAT!
wow the memories of being so similar.....

and me quitting almost 2 years ago in the middle of tournament baseball for 10 year olds....

you are not alone.

well done.
Enjoy your freedom. You are earning it everyday that you make that promise to us. Well done!
What a huge victory. I love this story.....helps me power through today. Quit on brother.

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Re: Done for Good
« Reply #27 on: May 22, 2014, 03:48:00 PM »
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Quote from: jhaggerty
I had a victory yesterday probably the best day of my quit so far. I have now quit one day at a time, 58 times in a row after being a slave for over 16 years, and am looking forward to many more +1's. Had some really tough days between days 37 and 42 and thought the craves would never lessen, the fog came back, but pushed through it with the help of many of my July quit brothers and KTC site. Now on with the story. I have coached baseball for the past 2 years for my 12 and 11 year old sons little league teams. The games usually last about 2 hrs including warmups, so last year I would have a chew in before I got there and couldn't wait to get back to the car after the game to throw in a big fattie. Anything over 3 -4 hours I would get the fog and get irritable, also I very rarely smiled with the fear I had some shit in my teeth. Well yesterday was a different story, we got to the field and they had changed the schedule up so we had a double header, which last year would have sent me into panic mode knowing it would be a good 5 hrs til my next one. I was pumped yesterday that we had 2 games and probably had the most fun coaching that I ever had, not thinking about the nic bitch at all and having a clear head made me 100 times better coach. I was able to have my complete focus on the kids and the game and my cheeks hurt when I got home from smiling so much. It is those moments at the ballpark and memories made with my boys that will keep me quit and coming back to this site every damn day. Quit on my brothers.
The sweet smell of victory after kicking the nic bitches ass ODAAT!
wow the memories of being so similar.....

and me quitting almost 2 years ago in the middle of tournament baseball for 10 year olds....

you are not alone.

well done.
Enjoy your freedom. You are earning it everyday that you make that promise to us. Well done!

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Re: Done for Good
« Reply #26 on: May 22, 2014, 02:45:00 PM »
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Quote from: jhaggerty
I had a victory yesterday probably the best day of my quit so far. I have now quit one day at a time, 58 times in a row after being a slave for over 16 years, and am looking forward to many more +1's. Had some really tough days between days 37 and 42 and thought the craves would never lessen, the fog came back, but pushed through it with the help of many of my July quit brothers and KTC site. Now on with the story. I have coached baseball for the past 2 years for my 12 and 11 year old sons little league teams. The games usually last about 2 hrs including warmups, so last year I would have a chew in before I got there and couldn't wait to get back to the car after the game to throw in a big fattie. Anything over 3 -4 hours I would get the fog and get irritable, also I very rarely smiled with the fear I had some shit in my teeth. Well yesterday was a different story, we got to the field and they had changed the schedule up so we had a double header, which last year would have sent me into panic mode knowing it would be a good 5 hrs til my next one. I was pumped yesterday that we had 2 games and probably had the most fun coaching that I ever had, not thinking about the nic bitch at all and having a clear head made me 100 times better coach. I was able to have my complete focus on the kids and the game and my cheeks hurt when I got home from smiling so much. It is those moments at the ballpark and memories made with my boys that will keep me quit and coming back to this site every damn day. Quit on my brothers.
The sweet smell of victory after kicking the nic bitches ass ODAAT!
wow the memories of being so similar.....

and me quitting almost 2 years ago in the middle of tournament baseball for 10 year olds....

you are not alone.

well done.

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Re: Done for Good
« Reply #25 on: May 22, 2014, 12:55:00 PM »
Quote from: jhaggerty
I had a victory yesterday probably the best day of my quit so far. I have now quit one day at a time, 58 times in a row after being a slave for over 16 years, and am looking forward to many more +1's. Had some really tough days between days 37 and 42 and thought the craves would never lessen, the fog came back, but pushed through it with the help of many of my July quit brothers and KTC site. Now on with the story. I have coached baseball for the past 2 years for my 12 and 11 year old sons little league teams. The games usually last about 2 hrs including warmups, so last year I would have a chew in before I got there and couldn't wait to get back to the car after the game to throw in a big fattie. Anything over 3 -4 hours I would get the fog and get irritable, also I very rarely smiled with the fear I had some shit in my teeth. Well yesterday was a different story, we got to the field and they had changed the schedule up so we had a double header, which last year would have sent me into panic mode knowing it would be a good 5 hrs til my next one. I was pumped yesterday that we had 2 games and probably had the most fun coaching that I ever had, not thinking about the nic bitch at all and having a clear head made me 100 times better coach. I was able to have my complete focus on the kids and the game and my cheeks hurt when I got home from smiling so much. It is those moments at the ballpark and memories made with my boys that will keep me quit and coming back to this site every damn day. Quit on my brothers.
The sweet smell of victory after kicking the nic bitches ass ODAAT!