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[Scowick65]

Now at day 67 and I feel great about my quit . I had the pleasure of having to talk to a few guys with crap in their mouths . It was a horrible experience and I am glad to not be a part of that club any more . I still quit every day and it is great to be a part of KTC .
Thanks guys and if your new around these parts , remember to get numbers and stop by in the chat room , lots of great quitting going on around here .

brainsore

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[brainsore]

Now at day 67 and I feel great about my quit . I had the pleasure of having to talk to a few guys with crap in their mouths . It was a horrible experience and I am glad to not be a part of that club any more . I still quit every day and it is great to be a part of KTC .
Thanks guys and if your new around these parts , remember to get numbers and stop by in the chat room , lots of great quitting going on around here .

brainsore

[jaygib]

That something to fill the void will be that son you're expecting. I imagine, if your experience is similar to mine, you're actually now doing more and being more involved fully with loved ones compared to your time using. Take up a new hobby if you still have time--read a book, learn an instrument, take a class, volunteer.

Well done so far

[brainsore]

Still trudging through another day of quit . After topping a month of quit I want to say thanks to all the guys/gals in this community of quitters . Many times I have looked back on my abuse of nicotine and thought how lucky I am to have gotten out when I did.
Rocketman and Samcat! thanks for the daily support . As for filling the void created after giving up on the nic bitch . Reading the forums in here and trying to hit chat is where I've ended up . Hopefully soon enough I can pick something else up .
Take care all ..Stay strong and stay quit .

brainsore

[jimmykeeper]

Thought I would pop in and say a few words. Great job September quitters stay focused . I've been clean for 13 days now and not going to say it's been easy but this site has made it seem to go more quickly . In the time I've been posting and reading a few quitters have come and gone and many are still resolute in their quit . One day at a time I will get to 100 days and further . Quit today . Quit September .
 
    brainsore

Good to hear, Brainsore!

You, me, our fellow September quit and everyone who wakes up and says "Fuck you, nic bitch". We got this.

[brainsore]

Thought I would pop in and say a few words. Great job September quitters stay focused . I've been clean for 13 days now and not going to say it's been easy but this site has made it seem to go more quickly . In the time I've been posting and reading a few quitters have come and gone and many are still resolute in their quit . One day at a time I will get to 100 days and further . Quit today . Quit September .

brainsore

[Scowick65]

Working my way through day 5 . I went to the dentist today for a cleaning and was so proud of my days quit and the shape my gums and lip is in . No signs of long tern damage , was told for now everything looks great .
Thanks everyone in here and in chat and thanks to killthecan !
   
      One day at a time to keep this beast away .
  brainsore

Great to Hear!!! Stay Strong this weekend!!! Post as early on the weekend as you do during the week. Stay close to the site and use chat as much as you can!!! Awesome!!!

one day at a time. :)

[SamCat!!!]

Working my way through day 5 . I went to the dentist today for a cleaning and was so proud of my days quit and the shape my gums and lip is in . No signs of long tern damage , was told for now everything looks great .
Thanks everyone in here and in chat and thanks to killthecan !

One day at a time to keep this beast away .
brainsore

Great to Hear!!! Stay Strong this weekend!!! Post as early on the weekend as you do during the week. Stay close to the site and use chat as much as you can!!! Awesome!!!

[brainsore]

Working my way through day 5 . I went to the dentist today for a cleaning and was so proud of my days quit and the shape my gums and lip is in . No signs of long tern damage , was told for now everything looks great .
Thanks everyone in here and in chat and thanks to killthecan !

One day at a time to keep this beast away .
brainsore

[miles]

Use the tools offered by KTC...read, read, read. Post in Wildcard. Post in other groups. Do whatever it takes to stay quit.

You're doing great brainsore. One day at a time buddy.

[brainsore]

Sitting here reading the posts and gaining strength for the coming storm . A few waves came in today but I feel really good . I believe it's because I gave my word at the beginning of the day . I promised my group I would stay quit and I have . Thanks guys .
I'm here for you guys as well .
Working my way through Day 3 . Day 4 in a few more hours .


brainsore

[Radman]

Thanks for the words of wisdom guys and gals . Day 2 has been a mix of emotions . I feel good to be quit and clean and sometimes I have an urge to jump back in . I will feel a twinge of just one and my mind says 'never again ' . Then my head tries to figure that out .
My addiction can't believe I've turned off the supply of poison .
Great to be here for another day of quit .



brainsore

Don't worry about "never again" yet. Just take it one day at a time, bro. The door will close sooner than you think.

[brainsore]

I'm now into my 3rd day . I'm working my way to a full 3 days one minute at a time . Thanks for the encouragement and the numbers to keep me connected to my peers . See you Sept guys @ roll-call in the am .

brainsore

[FLORIDA LUKE]

Take it one day at a time man.  For me the hardest thing to overcome in the first week or two was the concept of "forever".  My advice to you over the next couple weeks is take each day one at a time...a daily challenge to yourself to stay off the sh*t.  As time passes it will get easier, but the urge to dip wont be leaving you anytime soon.  It hasn't for me and im at day 65 or so.  Eventually, however, the idea of "forever" becomes much easier to understand, accept, and be happy about.

Welcome man. Saw you in chat. Chat is an aaesome tool to use in your quit.

[cjs238]

Take it one day at a time man. For me the hardest thing to overcome in the first week or two was the concept of "forever". My advice to you over the next couple weeks is take each day one at a time...a daily challenge to yourself to stay off the sh*t. As time passes it will get easier, but the urge to dip wont be leaving you anytime soon. It hasn't for me and im at day 65 or so. Eventually, however, the idea of "forever" becomes much easier to understand, accept, and be happy about.