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Offline Deadication

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Re: Day 5
« Reply #6 on: October 13, 2011, 09:41:00 AM »
Hey Jimmy J(johns! fucking love those sammich's)

Welcome to the January Quitters (we're the best or so I hear)

Start rollin with us and don't look back.. PM me if you need a back up poster for roll call since I need someone to do this for me too... "we can sleep' wid owt ah' eads' in da mud" - Bubba Gump

-Haven't seen your Roll yet Jimmy where you at

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Re: Day 5
« Reply #5 on: October 13, 2011, 08:55:00 AM »
Sorry about that. Insomnia is killing me the past couple nights. Plus i felt i haven't been paying forward enough as of late.

Keep the quit karma flowing.

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Re: Day 5
« Reply #4 on: October 13, 2011, 08:05:00 AM »
Welcome, Jimmy! I understand your sentiment, but the "I think I can..." has got to go. That attitude will get you no where. Being a cop and vet, you know how to fight through tough situations. Quitting is no different. You can quit. No, correction... you ARE quitting. You will stay that way if you follow the program here and Souliman's novel written below. Make a promise, and stick to your word. It's that easy. It has worked for me 394 times so far. I was an idiot for 19 years, but I wised up last September. I WILL NOT go back, for any reason. You've got to do this for you. It is the single most important thing in your life right now. Treat your quit with the respect and importance it deserves. After all, it is literally a matter of life or death. Plain and simple. PM me if I can help or if you need more contacts than you have in your group.

@ Soul: just damn. That was an epic ramble. Dang fine support, though.

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Re: Day 5
« Reply #3 on: October 13, 2011, 02:23:00 AM »
Okay Jimmy. This is the place to be. No doubt. Here's a great thing to consider: you have quit. You are done my friend. You will not be owned again. For making the decision to do this, I applaud you. This site is extreme. We're about cold turkey and accountability. That means no gum or patches. You are done with nicotine. We build accountability by being involved and posting roll. There are a few secrets that I'll share on getting this done:

1. Read the warm, salmon, quite inviting colored link in upper left called 'Welcome Center' if you haven't already. Then, you read everything on this site. The more you read the more you know what to expect with the different phases of being quit (which you are right?)

2. Post roll. You get up, before you slip off the jammies you run to your computer and post roll saying you will not use nicotine today. This is you putting your word down with the rest of us that you will not use today. You a man of your word Jimmy? We do this early and we do it everyday. Don't fuck with the system. You can't get to a computer? You call or text a quit bro/sis that you are quit that day. We quit one day at a time because quitting forever is impossible. Especially, when you are an addict. Way too many steps on the road to forever so we quit today then get up and quit again tomorrow. Got it? Good. Do it.

3. Get involved. The more you read and contribute, the safer your quit. The more you are involved, the safer your quit. I protect my quit with the passion of a 1000 burning suns. Its my priority. I work hard at it and I suggest you should too.

4. Get to know your quit brothers and sisters. Build up the framework for being successful. This will help when shit hits the fan and believe me it will. Your quit group is January which is here:

January HOF class

Don't know how to post roll? Look here: How to post roll

Find yourself being someone that needs a helmet and riding the short bus? Here's a video: Roll for slow

5. Get someone in the real world to support your quit as well. You'll have several thousand junkies in here watching your back. You get someone on the outside as well, you're even more safe.

6. Have a plan. Protect it. Quitting is quitting. Its hard. You've been shoving poison in your body daily. You think your body was excited about that? Fuck no. Quitting is simple but it ain't easy. So have a plan for when the craves hit. Get on the site. Get into chat. Text a brother. Call a brother. Stuff anything in your mouth besides cancer candy because you don't do that anymore. Right?

That's all there is to it. We take it one day at a time. Get up today and quit. Keep your word all day and face tomorrow when its looking you in the mirror. We're all addicts here. This is the framework we live in. You can do this. I know you can. I've done it and do it.

Reach out. And one more thing...don't take the approach that 'you think you can', take the approach that 'you have done it'. You are quit. Revel in that. You're free friend. Let's do this.

-Soul

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Re: Day 5
« Reply #2 on: October 13, 2011, 02:05:00 AM »
Quote from: jimmy_jam33
Hey, I'm James.  I'm a police officer and Army Infantry vet.  I'd been smoking Marlboro Reds for 13 years and quit after my son was born.  I'd dipped on and off in the Army if I couldn't smoke, but once I quit smoking(a year and a half ago), I started dipping.  I just decided to quit cold turkey 5 days ago.  It's going pretty good, but I've got 5 days under my belt already right?  I needed to stop, I'm 32 and already had some abnormal cells removed from leg, and am going to the doctor for something in my nose(he didn't seem to worried about it the first time he saw it).  Soooooo, I need to get my ass in gear.  I figured if I got a wild hair and joined the Infantry one day, I can sure as hell quit tobacco.  Great site here!  Anyone tried that Bacc-off?  I was a Grizz pouch wintergreen guy, and these smokey mountain pouches are dry, so they aren't cutting it very well.

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Welcome Jimmy jam. Visit the Welcome Center - you can click near the top of the page. Read why we post roll and how to post roll. Once finished, post roll in the January 2012 Group. After posting roll, it is recommended that you read Words of Wisdom, The Kern Story, and HOF speeches. Then read everything else.

Congrats on making a life saving decision.

PM me if I can be of help.

Proud to be quit with you today.

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Day 5
« on: October 13, 2011, 01:34:00 AM »
Hey, I'm James. I'm a police officer and Army Infantry vet. I'd been smoking Marlboro Reds for 13 years and quit after my son was born. I'd dipped on and off in the Army if I couldn't smoke, but once I quit smoking(a year and a half ago), I started dipping. I just decided to quit cold turkey 5 days ago. It's going pretty good, but I've got 5 days under my belt already right? I needed to stop, I'm 32 and already had some abnormal cells removed from leg, and am going to the doctor for something in my nose(he didn't seem to worried about it the first time he saw it). Soooooo, I need to get my ass in gear. I figured if I got a wild hair and joined the Infantry one day, I can sure as hell quit tobacco. Great site here! Anyone tried that Bacc-off? I was a Grizz pouch wintergreen guy, and these smokey mountain pouches are dry, so they aren't cutting it very well.

'bang head'