Day 1

Started by Dan46, January 11, 2016, 08:46:00 AM

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Frazzled

Dan, you're going to go to the April 2016 Pre-HOF Group to post roll. This is how we make our daily promise to not use nicotine in any form. Since you were nic free yesterday, today would be Day 2. Go post up roll.

Not sure how to do that? Here are the exact instructions:

Instructions for posting roll:
1. Quote the LATEST roll post.
2. Left click the bottom box.
3. Ctrl + A (select all)
4. Ctrl + X (cut)
5. Left click in the top box.
6. Ctrl +V (paste)
7. Add your name and number of days to the BOTTOM of the Bad-Ass Quitters section.

You can do this, man...you're already winning because you are quitting. Let's go.
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Palpatine

Quote from: Dan46
Quote from: RaiderHopefully you come on back. You gotta be in it to win it.

Find the Live Chat link to the right and use the chat room to vent.

Welcome aboard
I'm still here. Find this website confusing but I am almost thru day 1.
keep thinking over and over "i quit today and that is all i need to focus on". once day one is over, it is done...you are on to day 2 and just like the day before, say over and over "i quit today and that is all i need to focus on". make this your routine to go here during the triggers and craves. it works like a charm and plus it is somewhat entertaining reading others rants about really anything in life. but remember - YOU QUIT TODAY!!! that is all you need to continue to think about and keep saying it!

F U nic - I quit today and I'm going to wake up tomorrow and quit again! BOOM!
Good...good, let the quit flow through you!  -chewie

Dan46

Quote from: RaiderHopefully you come on back. You gotta be in it to win it.

Find the Live Chat link to the right and use the chat room to vent.

Welcome aboard
I'm still here. Find this website confusing but I am almost thru day 1.

mattapric

Quote from: Dan4644 years old and have been burning through a can a day since 16. Been wanting to quit since my first son was born 20 years ago. Flushed my can down the toilet last night before going to bed. I'm most worried about how I will act around the house and at work. I've about ripped a few heads off in the past when trying to quit. I don't even want to tell my wife I'm "quitting" again. Heading to the gym to try and forget about it for a few hours.
Same story, 44 years old dipped a can a day since I was 15. I quit 11 days ago. Not gonna lie, first three days suckl. Fight through, and if you need a person in the same boat to talk it out reach out to me. Come back to this site every day, it will help.

southgafarmer

Come on Dan, you see all these folks pulling for you... all you have to do is make that promise for one day. One day at a time, brother, one day at a time.
"The key is that daily promise. Once it is made, there isn't a trigger big enough to cause me to cave. Provided you are all men of your word, you too will find freedom from this vile shit."-Rkymtnman

"Quitting isn't about what you have accomplished. It's what you are doing right now."-wastepanel HOL

dipbegone

Hey Dan see ya signed in down there. Take the time to click on the April 16 quit group and do some reading and post up roll day 1. You won't believe how it solidifies your quit each and every day.

Raider

Hopefully you come on back. You gotta be in it to win it.

Find the Live Chat link to the right and use the chat room to vent.

Welcome aboard

BigJoeP

Its my day 1 too, Dan - I quit with you today. We don't need it anymore. Never did. We can do this.

walterwhite

welcome Dan...I'm on Day 8. If you need anything...PM me.
You will NEVER regret quitting. You will ALWAYS regret caving ~ NOLAQ

Everyday an addict reminds himself he is an addict is a day an addict earns another day of freedom. ~ Scowick65

To persevere is important for everybody. Don't give up, don't give in. There's always an answer to everything. ~ Louis Zamperini

Rawls

Follow Nomores advice.
Post roll early before heading to the gym...Early every morning.
Just quit today. ODAAT.
Rawls 420
I believe.....

copingwithoutcopen

Quote from: Nomore1959
Quote from: Dan4644 years old and have been burning through a can a day since 16. Been wanting to quit since my first son was born 20 years ago. Flushed my can down the toilet last night before going to bed. I'm most worried about how I will act around the house and at work. I've about ripped a few heads off in the past when trying to quit. I don't even want to tell my wife I'm "quitting" again. Heading to the gym to try and forget about it for a few hours.
Dan, you came to the right place. Head over to the April 2016 quit group and post roll, your promise not to use nicotine for 24 hours. Exchange phone numbers with those quitters. That will form a support network that understands what you are going through.

Drink lots of water, Exercise. Read this site.

If you need to rip heads off or vent anger, do it here. We have all been there and can take it.
Welcome, Dan! You got this.

Nomore1959

Quote from: Dan4644 years old and have been burning through a can a day since 16. Been wanting to quit since my first son was born 20 years ago. Flushed my can down the toilet last night before going to bed. I'm most worried about how I will act around the house and at work. I've about ripped a few heads off in the past when trying to quit. I don't even want to tell my wife I'm "quitting" again. Heading to the gym to try and forget about it for a few hours.
Dan, you came to the right place. Head over to the April 2016 quit group and post roll, your promise not to use nicotine for 24 hours. Exchange phone numbers with those quitters. That will form a support network that understands what you are going through.

Drink lots of water, Exercise. Read this site.

If you need to rip heads off or vent anger, do it here. We have all been there and can take it.

Dan46

44 years old and have been burning through a can a day since 16. Been wanting to quit since my first son was born 20 years ago. Flushed my can down the toilet last night before going to bed. I'm most worried about how I will act around the house and at work. I've about ripped a few heads off in the past when trying to quit. I don't even want to tell my wife I'm "quitting" again. Heading to the gym to try and forget about it for a few hours.