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Offline Corbin

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Re: finally ready to be a quitter
« Reply #2 on: April 14, 2015, 09:22:00 PM »
Quote from: Haze2121
Hello. I have been telling myself I should quit for 2 years. I even made it past the 3 day mark but then lost the internal motivation and my muddled mind bypassed my reason. This time i took a leap and informed my family that I dipped, and that I need to quit. Yes I was a ninja dipper and only those that saw my at my drunkest knew I dipped. even those didn't know I was doing over a can a day. Work offers support for smokers that are quitting, but that is a different sport than quitting dip. I am glad I found this web page and for the support of my family. Failure is not an option, so the only choice I have is to kick the Nic and stay clean.
Haze,
Glad to see you join. Accountability is the key. Tell everyone you know, even if they don't care or don't really know you, that you quit. Post your quit every day. Quit with you brother

Offline Haze2121

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finally ready to be a quitter
« on: April 14, 2015, 09:12:00 PM »
Hello. I have been telling myself I should quit for 2 years. I even made it past the 3 day mark but then lost the internal motivation and my muddled mind bypassed my reason. This time i took a leap and informed my family that I dipped, and that I need to quit. Yes I was a ninja dipper and only those that saw my at my drunkest knew I dipped. even those didn't know I was doing over a can a day. Work offers support for smokers that are quitting, but that is a different sport than quitting dip. I am glad I found this web page and for the support of my family. Failure is not an option, so the only choice I have is to kick the Nic and stay clean.