I QUIT THIS BITCH!

[30isEnuff]

hello Willy_MN,
Welcome to getting your life back. For you, it seems that you are really going to have to learn (really quick) the difference between your previous stoppages and your current quit....just think about what it looks like...."here goes Willy again"....
For you, you're really gonna have to do double quit to stay quit. You're going to have to DECIDE every moment of your LIFE that you are QUIT.
you're going to have to "NOT" lie to yourself anymore about your QUIT.
You're going to need to visit the cancer ward at your local hospital and listen to stories and share yours. You're gonna have to get to a point where it is Quit or die to really quit.
Please read everything here, get solid numbers and at least one VET number. These VETS of QUIT have made our quit easier with the tools and experience shared.
Quit for YOU. Not for the wife, the kids, mommy, daddy, YOU and only you are the one who put the POISON in your mouth everyday for 27 years!!!
YOU can and WILL stay quit ONE day at a time. I am proud to be quit with YOU sir! 'zombie'

[Willy_MN]

Thanks for the welcome guys. I have sent replies to all that PM'd me. Let me know if you haven't seen anything back from me...I don't always trust my stupid smart phone. :blink:

I didn't sleep that well last night (not uncommon for me) and am feeling pretty tired and a little down this AM. As someone who has stopped several times in the past, I know the next few days are going to be rough. But, my resolve is solid and confidence is high...I quit with all of you today!

Have a great day all you quitters!!!

[Wt57]

I also quit with you and will everyday! I also left you my story in your inbox and offer to share #'s if you are serious and committed I will be there for you anytime you need someone to talk to. I only ask the same in return!
WT57

[mich 34]

Like most of you, I started dipping at a young ageÂ…too young to be making life and health altering decisions. I was 15 years old when I started. My cousin is five years older than I am and he and his friends were all dippers or chewers. I stupidly worshiped these guys and would do anything to be like and fit in with them. All it took was one dip with a friend after school one day for me to be hooked. My buddy got sicker than hell from it and never touched it again. Wish like hell I would have been the one puking all overÂ…what a dumb-ass I was! Anyway, IÂ’m a 42 year old, divorced, proud father of two incredible daughters nowÂ…itÂ’s time to take control of my life back from the Nic Bitch.

You see, while my girls are always telling me how great and amazing I amÂ…I havenÂ’t been feeling that way. All I see when I look in the mirror is a father who doesnÂ’t care enough about himself or his children to man up and quit spending money to kill himself. The reason this hits home with me so solidly is that my dadÂ’s parents both died before I was bornÂ…both were heavy tobacco users and I never got to meet them because of it. My dad passed away, from lung cancer, almost exactly a year before my oldest daughter was born. This is a trend that needs to stop in my familyÂ…and it stops now!

I stumbled on this site two days ago while trying to figure out how to get this bullshit whore out of my life for good. After several hours of reading on this site the past couple of days, you folks have shown me that I am truly an addictÂ…something I guess IÂ’ve struggled with admitting for a long time. YouÂ’ve also shown me that I am not alone in all of the things that IÂ’ve felt alone with and ashamed of. I have literally been in tears reading some of the stories that youÂ’re all willing to share. You guys, and gals, have given me the confidence to know that, with each otherÂ’s help, we can all kick this shit for goodÂ…together.

I spit my last dip out and threw the rest of my LAST CAN in the slough behind my house before I started typing this up. I know itÂ’s not going to be easy and we will definitely need to lean on each other. But, this quit, IÂ’m all in!

November 2012 Group – see you at roll in the AM…I look forward to getting to know you guys/gals!

check your inbox. I quit with you today

[kstampfly]

Like most of you, I started dipping at a young ageÂ…too young to be making life and health altering decisions. I was 15 years old when I started. My cousin is five years older than I am and he and his friends were all dippers or chewers. I stupidly worshiped these guys and would do anything to be like and fit in with them. All it took was one dip with a friend after school one day for me to be hooked. My buddy got sicker than hell from it and never touched it again. Wish like hell I would have been the one puking all overÂ…what a dumb-ass I was! Anyway, IÂ’m a 42 year old, divorced, proud father of two incredible daughters nowÂ…itÂ’s time to take control of my life back from the Nic Bitch.

You see, while my girls are always telling me how great and amazing I amÂ…I havenÂ’t been feeling that way. All I see when I look in the mirror is a father who doesnÂ’t care enough about himself or his children to man up and quit spending money to kill himself. The reason this hits home with me so solidly is that my dadÂ’s parents both died before I was bornÂ…both were heavy tobacco users and I never got to meet them because of it. My dad passed away, from lung cancer, almost exactly a year before my oldest daughter was born. This is a trend that needs to stop in my familyÂ…and it stops now!

I stumbled on this site two days ago while trying to figure out how to get this bullshit whore out of my life for good. After several hours of reading on this site the past couple of days, you folks have shown me that I am truly an addictÂ…something I guess IÂ’ve struggled with admitting for a long time. YouÂ’ve also shown me that I am not alone in all of the things that IÂ’ve felt alone with and ashamed of. I have literally been in tears reading some of the stories that youÂ’re all willing to share. You guys, and gals, have given me the confidence to know that, with each otherÂ’s help, we can all kick this shit for goodÂ…together.

I spit my last dip out and threw the rest of my LAST CAN in the slough behind my house before I started typing this up. I know itÂ’s not going to be easy and we will definitely need to lean on each other. But, this quit, IÂ’m all in!

November 2012 Group – see you at roll in the AM…I look forward to getting to know you guys/gals!

From one addict to another I welcome you to the site and applaud you for having the balls to get your freedom back. It is very simple around here:

1. Post roll every morning
2. Be honest with your quit brothers
3. Don't for one second ever put that shit in your mouth again

Get contact info from as many people as you can and the second you think about caving you better be calling somebody. I'm telling you now you better be 100% committed to this because it is a matter of life and death. I quit with you today. PM me and I will give you my contact info.

Kstampfly

[SirDerek]

Like most of you, I started dipping at a young ageÂ…too young to be making life and health altering decisions. I was 15 years old when I started. My cousin is five years older than I am and he and his friends were all dippers or chewers. I stupidly worshiped these guys and would do anything to be like and fit in with them. All it took was one dip with a friend after school one day for me to be hooked. My buddy got sicker than hell from it and never touched it again. Wish like hell I would have been the one puking all overÂ…what a dumb-ass I was! Anyway, IÂ’m a 42 year old, divorced, proud father of two incredible daughters nowÂ…itÂ’s time to take control of my life back from the Nic Bitch.

You see, while my girls are always telling me how great and amazing I amÂ…I havenÂ’t been feeling that way. All I see when I look in the mirror is a father who doesnÂ’t care enough about himself or his children to man up and quit spending money to kill himself. The reason this hits home with me so solidly is that my dadÂ’s parents both died before I was bornÂ…both were heavy tobacco users and I never got to meet them because of it. My dad passed away, from lung cancer, almost exactly a year before my oldest daughter was born. This is a trend that needs to stop in my familyÂ…and it stops now!

I stumbled on this site two days ago while trying to figure out how to get this bullshit whore out of my life for good. After several hours of reading on this site the past couple of days, you folks have shown me that I am truly an addictÂ…something I guess IÂ’ve struggled with admitting for a long time. YouÂ’ve also shown me that I am not alone in all of the things that IÂ’ve felt alone with and ashamed of. I have literally been in tears reading some of the stories that youÂ’re all willing to share. You guys, and gals, have given me the confidence to know that, with each otherÂ’s help, we can all kick this shit for goodÂ…together.

I spit my last dip out and threw the rest of my LAST CAN in the slough behind my house before I started typing this up. I know itÂ’s not going to be easy and we will definitely need to lean on each other. But, this quit, IÂ’m all in!

November 2012 Group – see you at roll in the AM…I look forward to getting to know you guys/gals!

Welcome, you have not only come to a great site, but you have made the best decision to quit that you will never regret. Keep the quit close to you and keep strong. Get in there and meet your Nov Brothers and Sisters (if any).

I am right next door in Oct, so if you ever need shoot me a PM.

I will quit with you one day at a time.

[Willy_MN]

Like most of you, I started dipping at a young ageÂ…too young to be making life and health altering decisions. I was 15 years old when I started. My cousin is five years older than I am and he and his friends were all dippers or chewers. I stupidly worshiped these guys and would do anything to be like and fit in with them. All it took was one dip with a friend after school one day for me to be hooked. My buddy got sicker than hell from it and never touched it again. Wish like hell I would have been the one puking all overÂ…what a dumb-ass I was! Anyway, IÂ’m a 42 year old, divorced, proud father of two incredible daughters nowÂ…itÂ’s time to take control of my life back from the Nic Bitch.

You see, while my girls are always telling me how great and amazing I amÂ…I havenÂ’t been feeling that way. All I see when I look in the mirror is a father who doesnÂ’t care enough about himself or his children to man up and quit spending money to kill himself. The reason this hits home with me so solidly is that my dadÂ’s parents both died before I was bornÂ…both were heavy tobacco users and I never got to meet them because of it. My dad passed away, from lung cancer, almost exactly a year before my oldest daughter was born. This is a trend that needs to stop in my familyÂ…and it stops now!

I stumbled on this site two days ago while trying to figure out how to get this bullshit whore out of my life for good. After several hours of reading on this site the past couple of days, you folks have shown me that I am truly an addictÂ…something I guess IÂ’ve struggled with admitting for a long time. YouÂ’ve also shown me that I am not alone in all of the things that IÂ’ve felt alone with and ashamed of. I have literally been in tears reading some of the stories that youÂ’re all willing to share. You guys, and gals, have given me the confidence to know that, with each otherÂ’s help, we can all kick this shit for goodÂ…together.

I spit my last dip out and threw the rest of my LAST CAN in the slough behind my house before I started typing this up. I know itÂ’s not going to be easy and we will definitely need to lean on each other. But, this quit, IÂ’m all in!

November 2012 Group – see you at roll in the AM…I look forward to getting to know you guys/gals!