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Offline bronc

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Re: Done for Good
« Reply #9 on: March 26, 2014, 02:52:00 PM »
Congrats and welcome man! I was right where you are a couple of weeks ago. One day at a time and leverage the wisdom on this site. Get connected and keep posting roll.

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Re: Done for Good
« Reply #8 on: March 26, 2014, 01:54:00 PM »
Welcome. Congrats on making the best decision of your life. Spend as much time here as you can. Post roll and make some connections. PM me if you need a number.
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Re: Done for Good
« Reply #7 on: March 26, 2014, 01:30:00 PM »
Read everything on this here forum.

Post roll everyday.

Make some friends.

Great job and welcome!
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Re: Done for Good
« Reply #6 on: March 26, 2014, 01:26:00 PM »
Jessie, way to come here and have so many aha moments right form the start. Things to remember.

Although we are kill the can we are all addicts of nicotine, you are aware you are an addict, this is not a habit we have. You ripped off the patch, not only is that a good move but mandatory to be on this site.

You will find similar stories of hiding dip from loved ones and coworkers but ultimately YOUR attitude of taking back your life is what will make you succeed for the day. Find out what motivates your quit, guard it closely and quit for yourself. We do not try in here we just quit. Glad to have you aboard and I quit with you today.

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Re: Done for Good
« Reply #5 on: March 26, 2014, 01:22:00 PM »
Right on, Right on, Right the fuck on, bro!!!!

Smart move on ripping off the patch. That's one of the only pillars of quitting around here. No nicotine in any form. The patch, gum, etc. is just slow torture anyway. I'm on Day 31, so exactly one month ago, I was sitting in your chair.

For the first 2-3 days, hunker down...it's a bitch. My advice is to record how you're feeling the first few days. Even the crazy weird stuff. Then, later, if you feel like caving, you can look back and remember what it's like to start over. Hang around the site. Read everything. Get into chat. Chat helped me so much during the first few days. Drink the helloutta H2O, and exercise. Run, pushups, anything where you can hit something is pretty helpful the first few days. Just try not to rage on your family. If you need to vent, come in here and cuss it up. Everyone here's heard it all. (And said it all.)

Besides the no nicotine thing, the other pillar of this program is posting roll. You can find out how to post roll in the Welcome Center. Join the July Group, and post a Day 1 RIGHT NOW. Promise yourself, and your fellow quitters that you will not use nicotine today, and only for today. Don't worry about tomorrow, or next week, year, etc. Just do not use it today.

Remember - EVERYBODY here is an addict as much as you are. We've all told the same bullshit stories to ourselves and our families. We've done the same stupid shit just to get a pinch. So, reach out to anyone here. They will help. PM me if you need a number.

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Re: Done for Good
« Reply #4 on: March 26, 2014, 01:14:00 PM »
Good for you man! Stay off the patch, off the dip, and get rid of the nic bitch for life. I am on day 22 of my quit right now and my life is so much better now that I am free of nicotine. Post roll in July, that will be your group. You can do this, and if you need any help or advice, feel free to PM me anytime.

Welcome, and stay strong!
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Re: Done for Good
« Reply #3 on: March 26, 2014, 01:12:00 PM »
Quote from: jhaggerty
Hi My Name is Jessie. I have been dipping about a can a day of Copenhagen for the past 15 years and am a nicotine addict. For the first few years I hid it from my wife and family until it had control of my life and could not hide it any more. So I dipped in front of my family and friends, I dipped at work and hid it very well and had become very good at hiding it from whoever I wanted to. My wife and kids have begged me to quit for years but have never had any success on past attempts. 7 Days ago I decided I am sick and tired of it controlling my life and have decided to take control back, so I dumped my last can down the toilet. I then went out and bought some patches and have not had a dip in 7 days. I ripped my last patch off today and this will be my first nicotine free day in over 15 years. I am done with the lying and excuses, it has taken too much of my life. Today is my day 1, I am committed to be done for good.
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Re: Done for Good
« Reply #2 on: March 26, 2014, 01:09:00 PM »
Hi My Name is Jessie. I have been dipping about a can a day of Copenhagen for the past 15 years and am a nicotine addict. For the first few years I hid it from my wife and family until it had control of my life and could not hide it any more. So I dipped in front of my family and friends, I dipped at work and hid it very well and had become very good at hiding it from whoever I wanted to. My wife and kids have begged me to quit for years but have never had any success on past attempts. 7 Days ago I decided I am sick and tired of it controlling my life and have decided to take control back, so I dumped my last can down the toilet. I then went out and bought some patches and have not had a dip in 7 days. I ripped my last patch off today and this will be my first nicotine free day in over 15 years. I am done with the lying and excuses, it has taken too much of my life. Today is my day 1, I am committed to be done for good.

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Done for Good
« on: March 26, 2014, 01:09:00 PM »