Worktowin's road to winning

[Erussell]

Congrats on hitting the 4th Floor.  Thank you for leading the way for guys like me following behind.  Great mentor.

Gonna second my brother here! We really are lucky to have you! Big congrats!

[KC_Guy]

Congrats on hitting the 4th Floor. Thank you for leading the way for guys like me following behind. Great mentor.

[KC_Guy]

Hi guys. 40 year old professional guy here. Started dipping at 16. Like all of you - wow... That first dip I still remember like it was yesterday. Like the best roller coaster ever. Been using a can every day for 24 years. Add that up m-fers... That is a new Lexus I spit out over 24 years. Had a physical a few weeks ago and need to make some diet and exercise changes, so why not get all of this ugliness done at once?  First few days I slept all the time. The fog is unreal and I'm still in it. Have been able to function and work but still feel out of it. I, like you, read the 100 reasons to quit and probably could relate to 80% of them. I had some great times with the bear, but never again. I've hidden this from family and friends for years and am now 2 weeks in. Every time I think about it I log in and read your stories - they make it real and give the extra push I need. I'll be to 100 days soon and when the fog clears I look forward to cheering my fellow brothers on. Thanks for your support.

A year ago today I stumbled to this site as a foggy headed confused and terrified quitter, 16 days in to what was sure to be another little nicotine break for me. Looking back, I didn't even post the correct age... I was 41 when I posted. Thanks to all of you that have changed and saved my life. I knew I needed to quit, but the positive changes and friendships I have gained as a result of joining this group of addicts made this one of the best decisions I've ever made.

Thanks KTC!

WTW,
A lot of people have benefitted from you "stumbling" onto this site, myself included. Thanks for all you do and congratulations!

^^^^ X2. You shine a light on the quitter in all of us. Thanks W2W! and congrats!

Proud of you man...

WTW, your a total bad ass. Your style and approach are perfect. Your an asset to this site. You have been a huge mentor to me! Thank you for all you do! Erussell day 254.

WTW is the gift that keeps on giving. Thank you for all that you do here at KTC. Quit on brother.

[Erussell]

Hi guys. 40 year old professional guy here. Started dipping at 16. Like all of you - wow... That first dip I still remember like it was yesterday. Like the best roller coaster ever. Been using a can every day for 24 years. Add that up m-fers... That is a new Lexus I spit out over 24 years. Had a physical a few weeks ago and need to make some diet and exercise changes, so why not get all of this ugliness done at once?  First few days I slept all the time. The fog is unreal and I'm still in it. Have been able to function and work but still feel out of it. I, like you, read the 100 reasons to quit and probably could relate to 80% of them. I had some great times with the bear, but never again. I've hidden this from family and friends for years and am now 2 weeks in. Every time I think about it I log in and read your stories - they make it real and give the extra push I need. I'll be to 100 days soon and when the fog clears I look forward to cheering my fellow brothers on. Thanks for your support.

A year ago today I stumbled to this site as a foggy headed confused and terrified quitter, 16 days in to what was sure to be another little nicotine break for me. Looking back, I didn't even post the correct age... I was 41 when I posted. Thanks to all of you that have changed and saved my life. I knew I needed to quit, but the positive changes and friendships I have gained as a result of joining this group of addicts made this one of the best decisions I've ever made.

Thanks KTC!

WTW,
A lot of people have benefitted from you "stumbling" onto this site, myself included. Thanks for all you do and congratulations!

^^^^ X2. You shine a light on the quitter in all of us. Thanks W2W! and congrats!

Proud of you man...

WTW, your a total bad ass. Your style and approach are perfect. Your an asset to this site. You have been a huge mentor to me! Thank you for all you do! Erussell day 254.

[AppleJack]

Hi guys. 40 year old professional guy here. Started dipping at 16. Like all of you - wow... That first dip I still remember like it was yesterday. Like the best roller coaster ever. Been using a can every day for 24 years. Add that up m-fers... That is a new Lexus I spit out over 24 years. Had a physical a few weeks ago and need to make some diet and exercise changes, so why not get all of this ugliness done at once?  First few days I slept all the time. The fog is unreal and I'm still in it. Have been able to function and work but still feel out of it. I, like you, read the 100 reasons to quit and probably could relate to 80% of them. I had some great times with the bear, but never again. I've hidden this from family and friends for years and am now 2 weeks in. Every time I think about it I log in and read your stories - they make it real and give the extra push I need. I'll be to 100 days soon and when the fog clears I look forward to cheering my fellow brothers on. Thanks for your support.

A year ago today I stumbled to this site as a foggy headed confused and terrified quitter, 16 days in to what was sure to be another little nicotine break for me. Looking back, I didn't even post the correct age... I was 41 when I posted. Thanks to all of you that have changed and saved my life. I knew I needed to quit, but the positive changes and friendships I have gained as a result of joining this group of addicts made this one of the best decisions I've ever made.

Thanks KTC!

WTW,
A lot of people have benefitted from you "stumbling" onto this site, myself included. Thanks for all you do and congratulations!

^^^^ X2. You shine a light on the quitter in all of us. Thanks W2W! and congrats!

Proud of you man...

[brettlees]

Hi guys. 40 year old professional guy here. Started dipping at 16. Like all of you - wow... That first dip I still remember like it was yesterday. Like the best roller coaster ever. Been using a can every day for 24 years. Add that up m-fers... That is a new Lexus I spit out over 24 years. Had a physical a few weeks ago and need to make some diet and exercise changes, so why not get all of this ugliness done at once?  First few days I slept all the time. The fog is unreal and I'm still in it. Have been able to function and work but still feel out of it. I, like you, read the 100 reasons to quit and probably could relate to 80% of them. I had some great times with the bear, but never again. I've hidden this from family and friends for years and am now 2 weeks in. Every time I think about it I log in and read your stories - they make it real and give the extra push I need. I'll be to 100 days soon and when the fog clears I look forward to cheering my fellow brothers on. Thanks for your support.

A year ago today I stumbled to this site as a foggy headed confused and terrified quitter, 16 days in to what was sure to be another little nicotine break for me. Looking back, I didn't even post the correct age... I was 41 when I posted. Thanks to all of you that have changed and saved my life. I knew I needed to quit, but the positive changes and friendships I have gained as a result of joining this group of addicts made this one of the best decisions I've ever made.

Thanks KTC!

WTW,
A lot of people have benefitted from you "stumbling" onto this site, myself included. Thanks for all you do and congratulations!

^^^^ X2. You shine a light on the quitter in all of us. Thanks W2W! and congrats!

[Grizzfall]

Hi guys. 40 year old professional guy here. Started dipping at 16. Like all of you - wow... That first dip I still remember like it was yesterday. Like the best roller coaster ever. Been using a can every day for 24 years. Add that up m-fers... That is a new Lexus I spit out over 24 years. Had a physical a few weeks ago and need to make some diet and exercise changes, so why not get all of this ugliness done at once?  First few days I slept all the time. The fog is unreal and I'm still in it. Have been able to function and work but still feel out of it. I, like you, read the 100 reasons to quit and probably could relate to 80% of them. I had some great times with the bear, but never again. I've hidden this from family and friends for years and am now 2 weeks in. Every time I think about it I log in and read your stories - they make it real and give the extra push I need. I'll be to 100 days soon and when the fog clears I look forward to cheering my fellow brothers on. Thanks for your support.

A year ago today I stumbled to this site as a foggy headed confused and terrified quitter, 16 days in to what was sure to be another little nicotine break for me. Looking back, I didn't even post the correct age... I was 41 when I posted. Thanks to all of you that have changed and saved my life. I knew I needed to quit, but the positive changes and friendships I have gained as a result of joining this group of addicts made this one of the best decisions I've ever made.

Thanks KTC!

WTW,
A lot of people have benefitted from you "stumbling" onto this site, myself included. Thanks for all you do and congratulations!

[worktowin]

Hi guys. 40 year old professional guy here. Started dipping at 16. Like all of you - wow... That first dip I still remember like it was yesterday. Like the best roller coaster ever. Been using a can every day for 24 years. Add that up m-fers... That is a new Lexus I spit out over 24 years. Had a physical a few weeks ago and need to make some diet and exercise changes, so why not get all of this ugliness done at once? First few days I slept all the time. The fog is unreal and I'm still in it. Have been able to function and work but still feel out of it. I, like you, read the 100 reasons to quit and probably could relate to 80% of them. I had some great times with the bear, but never again. I've hidden this from family and friends for years and am now 2 weeks in. Every time I think about it I log in and read your stories - they make it real and give the extra push I need. I'll be to 100 days soon and when the fog clears I look forward to cheering my fellow brothers on. Thanks for your support.

A year ago today I stumbled to this site as a foggy headed confused and terrified quitter, 16 days in to what was sure to be another little nicotine break for me. Looking back, I didn't even post the correct age... I was 41 when I posted. Thanks to all of you that have changed and saved my life. I knew I needed to quit, but the positive changes and friendships I have gained as a result of joining this group of addicts made this one of the best decisions I've ever made.

Thanks KTC!

[Erussell]

I stand on the side line and bow to a man that has more of my respect than I can ever describe in words! So I won't try, I will simply say "Congrats to a total Badass"

[NeonPanther]

Man... you seem so surprised. I'm only suprised its only been 1 year. You have been such a great support in my quit, seemed like such a pro quitter, I assumed you must have been like 10 years quit... :D So glad to be quit with you, congratulations man!

[B-loMatt]

Awesome! 'oh yeah'

[brettlees]

This is a late, and much deserved, congrats on one year of success, one day at a time. And tons of help given to fellow quitters along the way. Way to go!

[Phil16]

Proud to be quit with you for the last year! Keep on rocking in the free world!

[Diesel2112]

Congrats on 365. One year is for true playas. Well done sir. Keep up the quit!!!

[Morgan1]

Great job man. We don't talk much but I know who you are. I know what you do everyday. What you do strengthens my quit. That is the true beauty of KTC - influence and support without it even being a conscious effort. Great 365 bro! 366 tomorrow.