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Re: Hi my name is Gregory
« Reply #68 on: April 24, 2014, 04:44:00 AM »
Stay the course, stay the quit. I am still new and having hard bumpy days, but I am dedicated and I QLF EDD. I quit with you.
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Re: Hi my name is Gregory
« Reply #67 on: April 24, 2014, 04:27:00 AM »
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Hey, I'm fine. I feel great beacause of quiting - it's true. Sometimes I have some realy strong cravings and sometimes. Sometimes my mind is playing tricks with me and want to make me to use tobacco but I'm staying clean. In this week I had some bumpy days but I think that if I could work it out without a nic I can do so in the future. I'm looking forward another weekend without tobacco but today I promise not to use nic today... ODAAT
The mind games you can overcome macgregor. It sounds like a hollow promise right now... But they get much easier to deal with, and fast. Be patient and remember them vividly. The memories will help fuel some hatred of what nicotine did to you and that will help you down the road.

You are killing it one day at a time. Keep on quittin on dude.

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Re: Hi my name is Gregory
« Reply #66 on: April 19, 2014, 06:19:00 PM »
Hey, I'm fine. I feel great beacause of quiting - it's true. Sometimes I have some realy strong cravings and sometimes. Sometimes my mind is playing tricks with me and want to make me to use tobacco but I'm staying clean. In this week I had some bumpy days but I think that if I could work it out without a nic I can do so in the future. I'm looking forward another weekend without tobacco but today I promise not to use nic today... ODAAT

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Re: Hi my name is Gregory
« Reply #65 on: April 19, 2014, 06:06:00 AM »
Macgregor! It is your second weekend of freedom! There have been some bumpy days, but each day the light gets just a little brighter. How are things going?

Be proud of this accomplishment. The positivity will spill over to other parts of your life.

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Re: Hi my name is Gregory
« Reply #64 on: April 17, 2014, 06:15:00 PM »
Yes , there should be no excuses , triggers, reasons for thing like this shit. I don't want to load my face with this poison. Yesterday i have red some informations about cancer caused by smokeless tobacco and it was horrible. People who has lost their tongues, throats , jaws . I don't want be one of them so I hope I'll be clear for the rest of my life. Now i can say that I will not use tobacco today :) Thanks for your support it's good to have you by my side .

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Re: Hi my name is Gregory
« Reply #63 on: April 17, 2014, 03:25:00 PM »
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Yes but I thought that it wasn't excuse but a reason, one of many reasons. But deep inside me I think that maybe you're right and It was excuse to follow my addiction
Some people call a "reason" a "trigger." Hunting = trigger. Stress = reason. Yard work = trigger. Fishing = reason.

Triggers are something that guns have. Every time you load poison in your face you are pulling a trigger.

And there is no logic (aka reason) to pull that trigger. Thus it is an excuse to follow your addiction. You are doing great, macgregor. You are getting there one day at a time. Keep it up! Proud to quit with you today.

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Re: Hi my name is Gregory
« Reply #62 on: April 16, 2014, 07:30:00 PM »
Yes but I thought that it wasn't excuse but a reason, one of many reasons. But deep inside me I think that maybe you're right and It was excuse to follow my addiction

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Re: Hi my name is Gregory
« Reply #61 on: April 16, 2014, 07:29:00 PM »
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It wasn't nice week but I'm still quiting. Today I've quarelled with my ex wife, we have yelled AT each other nad after that I had a very strong craving for tobacco. Now I feel a little better but things like that remembers me how thin that line is... If I didn't quit couple od days ago, propably today I would chew half a can...
You hit that right on the head... it's a very thin line sometimes. You're doing the right things to distance yourself from that though. Stay strong bro... in case you haven't noticed... you're winning!
Sounds like you got 2 bad things out of your life! Seems kinda crazy to think that not that long ago you were choosing to let a fight with the ex give you an excuse to load your lip with a cancer causing plant. Those days are over.
Good job. You got one thing wrong with your statement. Your statement about not being a nice week.

Got a statement of my own. The way i see it. 1st thing, how long has it been since you went a whole week without the poison. 2nd question. How long has it been since you've been a whole week without because you were quit. No intention of using again?

Where you live is a long ways from my home town in Florida, but the way i see things you have made it a week without one of the most addictive drugs known to man. That's one week you haven't spent your hard earned money on something that has only done one thing for you. TAKE! That's one week you haven't used the poison as a tool to fix what it can't. The poison takes, breaks, and lies. This has been a week to be proud. A week of your life being yours.

Be proud of you accomplishment. Freedom my friend, smell it, taste it and feel it. I for one am proud of you. Suck in that dignity that belongs to you. Quit with you my friend.
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Re: Hi my name is Gregory
« Reply #60 on: April 16, 2014, 05:37:00 PM »
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It wasn't nice week but I'm still quiting. Today I've quarelled with my ex wife, we have yelled AT each other nad after that I had a very strong craving for tobacco. Now I feel a little better but things like that remembers me how thin that line is... If I didn't quit couple od days ago, propably today I would chew half a can...
You hit that right on the head... it's a very thin line sometimes. You're doing the right things to distance yourself from that though. Stay strong bro... in case you haven't noticed... you're winning!
Sounds like you got 2 bad things out of your life! Seems kinda crazy to think that not that long ago you were choosing to let a fight with the ex give you an excuse to load your lip with a cancer causing plant. Those days are over.

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Re: Hi my name is Gregory
« Reply #59 on: April 16, 2014, 02:11:00 PM »
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It wasn't nice week but I'm still quiting. Today I've quarelled with my ex wife, we have yelled AT each other nad after that I had a very strong craving for tobacco. Now I feel a little better but things like that remembers me how thin that line is... If I didn't quit couple od days ago, propably today I would chew half a can...
You hit that right on the head... it's a very thin line sometimes. You're doing the right things to distance yourself from that though. Stay strong bro... in case you haven't noticed... you're winning!
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Re: Hi my name is Gregory
« Reply #58 on: April 16, 2014, 01:13:00 PM »
It wasn't nice week but I'm still quiting. Today I've quarelled with my ex wife, we have yelled AT each other nad after that I had a very strong craving for tobacco. Now I feel a little better but things like that remembers me how thin that line is... If I didn't quit couple od days ago, propably today I would chew half a can...

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Re: Hi my name is Gregory
« Reply #57 on: April 15, 2014, 06:44:00 PM »
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Mac - congrats on getting one if the worst, and yet the best, weeks of your life behind you! Glad to see you posted up this morning after yesterday's upgrades. You've got a strong quit building, one day at a time!
Hi Mac, You have a lot of superb quitters helping you! Your first quit week is a great thing brother. Congrats. You will have good and bad days but trust me the good days become more frequent and the bad days become farther apart. You are doing this and there are a lot of us that want you to succeed! Keep posting roll everyday, make friends that you can lean on when you need help, and study about our addiction. Knowledge is power my friend!

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Re: Hi my name is Gregory
« Reply #56 on: April 15, 2014, 05:07:00 AM »
Mac - congrats on getting one if the worst, and yet the best, weeks of your life behind you! Glad to see you posted up this morning after yesterday's upgrades. You've got a strong quit building, one day at a time!

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Re: Hi my name is Gregory
« Reply #55 on: April 12, 2014, 06:18:00 PM »
You will never have to relive day 5 again. You poisoned your brain for a long time with the most addictive substance on earth. The pain of today is very worth it. All of the people replying to you have been in your shoes. This many quitters in the same corner cheering you on can't be wrong.

We aren't.

You will never regret this. Stay strong, one day at a time.

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Re: Hi my name is Gregory
« Reply #54 on: April 12, 2014, 06:11:00 PM »
I saw those messages and it makes me stay strong for another day. One day at time :)