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Offline pab1964

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Re: Doing it right this time
« Reply #5 on: October 28, 2015, 10:35:00 AM »
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You got this!
First and foremost you're an addict just like the rest of us. Jump in with both feet here, get them firmly planted and stay for the long haul. Remember it's no habit, it's an addiction. A habit is picking your nose, an addiction can kill you! This site will help you more than 12 seminars, go ahead finish your seminar but post roll today , sometimes we don't ever see tomorrow, tomorrow sometimes ends up 10 year's later. Today my friend and I quit with you!
Tobacco is so addictive it took me a year after a massive heart attack, in which doctor confirmed caused from dipping to finally put a lid on the bitch! ODAAT EDD

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Re: Doing it right this time
« Reply #4 on: October 28, 2015, 07:39:00 AM »
You got this!

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Re: Doing it right this time
« Reply #3 on: October 28, 2015, 06:10:00 AM »
Brad, jump in. It will suck at first, but it gets better in ways you can't imagine.

As you motivate, bear in mind nicotine is an addiction, not a habit. Quit is simple, though very difficult.

Why not use that seminar as a good way to start life free from slavery to nicotine? Dump your tin when you wake, post roll in February, then get motivated!

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Re: Doing it right this time
« Reply #2 on: October 28, 2015, 02:40:00 AM »
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Hello all. What a great site, I've been looking around for a resource like this, and I am so lucky to have found this. PEOPLE WHO UNDERSTAND!

I've been dipping for 20 years. Reached a point where I am just taken aback at how much INSANITY I show in maintaining this stupid habit. I've attempted to quit numerous times before, but never really gave this decision the importance it requires. I'm doing it right this time because I am truly sick of this disgusting habit. This shit does nothing for me! No buzz! Nothing. All it is is a drain of my time, my money, and my life... and it puts a wedge between myself and things I want in my life.

I started this habit as a kid, but I'm a grown man now. Time to put this shit away.

Today I took the first half of an online motivational seminar, and tomorrow morning I take the last half, which prepares me mentally to QUIT. I've actually been preparing for this quit date for the last week, been keeping hydrated, avoiding alcohol, started hitting the gym, and started cleaning all the shit up around my home. I want to quit. I want to close the door behind me, move forward, and leave this habit in the dust. I look forward to the community of others who are in the same boat, and exchanging notes, feelings, experiences about this journey.
Well let's do it! Dump whatever cans you have left and quit now. Post roll in the February group here and change your life.

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Listen to the rest of that seminar tomorrow. It seems to me that you have already made the decision so why delay?

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Doing it right this time
« on: October 28, 2015, 12:55:00 AM »
Hello all. What a great site, I've been looking around for a resource like this, and I am so lucky to have found this. PEOPLE WHO UNDERSTAND!

I've been dipping for 20 years. Reached a point where I am just taken aback at how much INSANITY I show in maintaining this stupid habit. I've attempted to quit numerous times before, but never really gave this decision the importance it requires. I'm doing it right this time because I am truly sick of this disgusting habit. This shit does nothing for me! No buzz! Nothing. All it is is a drain of my time, my money, and my life... and it puts a wedge between myself and things I want in my life.

I started this habit as a kid, but I'm a grown man now. Time to put this shit away.

Today I took the first half of an online motivational seminar, and tomorrow morning I take the last half, which prepares me mentally to QUIT. I've actually been preparing for this quit date for the last week, been keeping hydrated, avoiding alcohol, started hitting the gym, and started cleaning all the shit up around my home. I want to quit. I want to close the door behind me, move forward, and leave this habit in the dust. I look forward to the community of others who are in the same boat, and exchanging notes, feelings, experiences about this journey.