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Offline jmac07

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Re: About fed up with this way of life
« Reply #3 on: October 24, 2011, 02:08:00 AM »
Phone man,

Congratulations on taking your quit. Please be sure to read through each and every post on KTC as it will only support your quit. I am also a new quitter (10 days). I can share with you my experience through PM or you can read my page. Find everything to take your mind off dipping with your day off tomorrow. Aside from probing other KTC members with questions and going through the pages, hit the gym, rake the yard, meditate, learn to sew/knit/crochet/ or underwater basket weave.

I'm proud to quit with you and hope to see you on roll from here on out!

Best,

JMAC
Quit Date: OCT 15, 2011

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Re: About fed up with this way of life
« Reply #2 on: October 23, 2011, 11:38:00 PM »
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Hello all, tomorrow is the day I have set forth as my quit day. Like most everyone else this will not be my first quit day. I have been dipping Cope and Grizzly for the past 15 years and lately I mow through 1 1/2 to 2 cans a day. I have stopped using a few times in the past with my longest stretch being about 3 months. I am finally at the point where I am fed up with living the life of a dipper. The deceit, the money aspect, and the health risks have been weighing on my mind heavily lately. I work as a repair technician for a huge telecom company and my work environment has been part of my enabling. No office, not around other people very often, and most of my coworkers chew, dip, or smoke. I work a lot of hours and there always seems to be a wad in my mouth as long as I'm on the clock. Then I go home, eat with the family and as soon as dinner is over I dip again. Once that one runs it's course and the rest of the house goes to bed I tend to stay up a few more hours to channel surf and squeeze in one more dip. From about 7am until midnight there are not many minutes I do not have a bulge in my lip and a nasty cup in my hand. But tomorrow, October 24, 2011 I will leave that life behind. I have the day off from work and my wife will be at work and my kids at school. I plan on staying home armed with gum, breath mints, and nicotine gum and a mindset that this time is not a joke. My family has quit pestering me to quit some time ago and there are no outside influences on me this time. This go round is all my doing. I have stashed my cash and debit cards in my wife's purse so in the event of a total melt down I will not have the means to buy any more. As I type this, my last half a can of Grizzly Snuff is being flush down the toilet and all my spit cups are being thrown in the trash. And I have printed some photos of oral cancer patients and posted them on my bathroom mirror, in my car, and in my work truck. See you guys tomorrow.
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Offline Phone man

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About fed up with this way of life
« on: October 23, 2011, 11:19:00 PM »
Hello all, tomorrow is the day I have set forth as my quit day. Like most everyone else this will not be my first quit day. I have been dipping Cope and Grizzly for the past 15 years and lately I mow through 1 1/2 to 2 cans a day. I have stopped using a few times in the past with my longest stretch being about 3 months. I am finally at the point where I am fed up with living the life of a dipper. The deceit, the money aspect, and the health risks have been weighing on my mind heavily lately. I work as a repair technician for a huge telecom company and my work environment has been part of my enabling. No office, not around other people very often, and most of my coworkers chew, dip, or smoke. I work a lot of hours and there always seems to be a wad in my mouth as long as I'm on the clock. Then I go home, eat with the family and as soon as dinner is over I dip again. Once that one runs it's course and the rest of the house goes to bed I tend to stay up a few more hours to channel surf and squeeze in one more dip. From about 7am until midnight there are not many minutes I do not have a bulge in my lip and a nasty cup in my hand. But tomorrow, October 24, 2011 I will leave that life behind. I have the day off from work and my wife will be at work and my kids at school. I plan on staying home armed with gum, breath mints, and nicotine gum and a mindset that this time is not a joke. My family has quit pestering me to quit some time ago and there are no outside influences on me this time. This go round is all my doing. I have stashed my cash and debit cards in my wife's purse so in the event of a total melt down I will not have the means to buy any more. As I type this, my last half a can of Grizzly Snuff is being flush down the toilet and all my spit cups are being thrown in the trash. And I have printed some photos of oral cancer patients and posted them on my bathroom mirror, in my car, and in my work truck. See you guys tomorrow.