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Offline Souliman

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Re: All in
« Reply #14 on: May 19, 2012, 05:44:00 PM »
Nice work in here. Keep fighting brother.

Ton of fuckers here who can help. Thing is to reach out and let them know. I got laser vision that can melt linoleum but I can't read minds yet so you get on the site and reach out when shit hits the fan.

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Re: All in
« Reply #13 on: May 19, 2012, 12:19:00 AM »
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End of day five and I survived another 4 hour drive. Glad I stumbled onto ktc because the support and accountability has already made a difference. For those who have reached out and those part of my August quit group I will give a bit more on who I'm because I plan on being here for a long time.

My parents were both teachers at a boarding school and as a result i started dipping early. First dip was skoal wintergreen. Slowly moved to Kodiak and remember by sophomore summer legion ball I was fully committed. Continued into college Ball with a back and forth the between cope and the bear. 25 years later a wife , son, and two daughters multiple "quits" with nicorette and I finally came to the realization that not only could I live without her but nicotine has never given only taken.
All ready 5 days? You are 5 and 0 with the nic bitch. To remain undefeated, only focus and only worry about the match you are in. Tomorrow's match doesn't matter until you win today.

BTW. Making it 5 days is huge! The physical battle is tough. Now your brain has a long period of rewireing. You have fogs, funks, constipation and triggers. It gets easier but you won't feel normal or better. You can handle it. You are mentally healing. You will have some surprisingly good days but some tough days too. That's what we are here for. When its tough, get a lifeline.

In short enjoy the experience just dismiss the nic bitch. Don't entertain her, just say, not now, not today. If you can't seem to dismiss her, pm for backup.

GbPid, stay focused but love the victories! The more you have, the more you want. Each quit day and you will feel more and more confident that you are quit. I'm here for you anytime! Anyone at kTC is here for you.

Keep writing. Helps me get to know you better.
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Re: All in
« Reply #12 on: May 18, 2012, 10:47:00 PM »
The prize = Quality of life.

Get some!!!!

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Re: All in
« Reply #11 on: May 18, 2012, 10:37:00 PM »
End of day five and I survived another 4 hour drive. Glad I stumbled onto ktc because the support and accountability has already made a difference. For those who have reached out and those part of my August quit group I will give a bit more on who I'm because I plan on being here for a long time.

My parents were both teachers at a boarding school and as a result i started dipping early. First dip was skoal wintergreen. Slowly moved to Kodiak and remember by sophomore summer legion ball I was fully committed. Continued into college Ball with a back and forth the between cope and the bear. 25 years later a wife , son, and two daughters multiple "quits" with nicorette and I finally came to the realization that not only could I live without her but nicotine has never given only taken.

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Re: All in
« Reply #10 on: May 17, 2012, 07:46:00 PM »
MT

Following your lead with the journal. Helps to put it out there. If someone reads and comments all the better, but having something to remember why I don't want to go through this again is what matters. Another big step for me today. Played golf and ran into two friends one with cope one with the bear. Slight urge but knew I would not cave. Drink at the turn and still no cave. Golf game suffered a bit but well worth it to know i beat the bitch today.

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Re: All in
« Reply #9 on: May 17, 2012, 01:09:00 PM »
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Quote from: GBPid
Thanks for the early support.. I had a brutal day 4 start. Four hour drive leaving the house at 5 am. The cravings were bad but what really got me was the feeling of sickness. Nausea, dizziness, headache, if I didn't have to make my appt would have pulled over not to get in a wreck.  Two hour presentation and a sligh craving later, I feel like th nic bitch is slowly letting go physically and now the mental fight begins
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Excellent: You are suffering because you are expelling the poisons in you. So you should feel sick. Detox is working.

Remember everything you hate about this. Feel and understand the pain and process of this. As you do, and as you suffer, you will have strength when you come out. You will have no desire to go back.

If you are agitated, come here and vent. We can handle rage. Cyber punching is fun for people in a nic rage. Overdo it on being nice to your loved ones. They didn't do this to you, they don't deserve you wrath.

I know it is hard, but if you quit and I mean really quit, you will only get this painful experience once. Embrace it!

YOU GOT THIS. Just get through today and get in bed as soon as you can tonight. If you wake up, repeat but don't worry about that. Worry about the experience today. Oh you should make this page your journal. Record thoughts and feelings about your experiences so when you have a few days under your belt, you will never get complacent in your quit.
Great, great job.

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Re: All in
« Reply #8 on: May 17, 2012, 01:06:00 PM »
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Thanks for the early support.. I had a brutal day 4 start. Four hour drive leaving the house at 5 am. The cravings were bad but what really got me was the feeling of sickness. Nausea, dizziness, headache, if I didn't have to make my appt would have pulled over not to get in a wreck. Two hour presentation and a sligh craving later, I feel like th nic bitch is slowly letting go physically and now the mental fight begins
'clap'

Excellent: You are suffering because you are expelling the poisons in you. So you should feel sick. Detox is working.

Remember everything you hate about this. Feel and understand the pain and process of this. As you do, and as you suffer, you will have strength when you come out. You will have no desire to go back.

If you are agitated, come here and vent. We can handle rage. Cyber punching is fun for people in a nic rage. Overdo it on being nice to your loved ones. They didn't do this to you, they don't deserve you wrath.

I know it is hard, but if you quit and I mean really quit, you will only get this painful experience once. Embrace it!

YOU GOT THIS. Just get through today and get in bed as soon as you can tonight. If you wake up, repeat but don't worry about that. Worry about the experience today. Oh you should make this page your journal. Record thoughts and feelings about your experiences so when you have a few days under your belt, you will never get complacent in your quit.
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Re: All in
« Reply #7 on: May 17, 2012, 12:46:00 PM »
Thanks for the early support.. I had a brutal day 4 start. Four hour drive leaving the house at 5 am. The cravings were bad but what really got me was the feeling of sickness. Nausea, dizziness, headache, if I didn't have to make my appt would have pulled over not to get in a wreck. Two hour presentation and a sligh craving later, I feel like th nic bitch is slowly letting go physically and now the mental fight begins

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Re: All in
« Reply #6 on: May 17, 2012, 09:59:00 AM »
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So I am at the end of day 3 and telling my wife how cranky I am, when my 8 year old son asks what is Kodiak. Never one to lie to him I admit that I have dipped for way too long and just quit.  He says good he doesn't want to go to my funeral.  One day at a time, but I know I have had my last dip
Welcome to KTC. Take a look around and read everything you can. This is not your average "don't worry if you fail, as long as your try" kind of site. But the site works if you are willing.

Start out with the WELCOME CENTER (pink tab upper left). Post roll with the Aug quit group once you understand what posting means.

This place has a simple concept, and we are damn serious about our quit.

Great decision. Send me a private message (PM) if there is anything I can help with.

One last thing - if your quitting for your son or wife, you will most likely fail. You will also resent them for standing in the way of you and your "friend". Quit for yourself. Quit to stop being nicotine's bitch.
Welcome to your freedom GBP! You are quit!
Zam told you all the important stuff, go post roll, pledge your quit for the day. Do it again tomorrow. It helped my quit a lot to read all the great info posted at this site. PM me if I can help.
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Re: All in
« Reply #5 on: May 17, 2012, 05:25:00 AM »
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Quote from: GBPid
So I am at the end of day 3 and telling my wife how cranky I am, when my 8 year old son asks what is Kodiak. Never one to lie to him I admit that I have dipped for way too long and just quit.  He says good he doesn't want to go to my funeral.  One day at a time, but I know I have had my last dip
Gbpid. Glad to read your post.

Where are you at with kill the can? Are you totally nic free? I mean no patches, gum, cigars, or nicotine laced dildos? You quit cold turkey right?

Next question, have you posted roll in August?

Any questions for me. Just want to make sure you are set up and prepared for a war!
Totally nic free. Will post roll for August. Big day ahead. 4 hours in the car

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Re: All in
« Reply #4 on: May 17, 2012, 12:02:00 AM »
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So I am at the end of day 3 and telling my wife how cranky I am, when my 8 year old son asks what is Kodiak. Never one to lie to him I admit that I have dipped for way too long and just quit. He says good he doesn't want to go to my funeral. One day at a time, but I know I have had my last dip
GB that is really great, a 8 yr old what a impressionable age. He will rembember what his dad did for him. He may not fully understand but you just keep telling him and your wife that you love them, but you are quitting for you 1st and then for them. The resources here are amazing and very informative but your quit will come down to one very simple concept: Quit early every day, Make that promise and commitment to your group, Stay nicotine free for the entire day and repeat the process the next day!! That simple.
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Re: All in
« Reply #3 on: May 16, 2012, 11:59:00 PM »
Quote from: GBPid
So I am at the end of day 3 and telling my wife how cranky I am, when my 8 year old son asks what is Kodiak. Never one to lie to him I admit that I have dipped for way too long and just quit. He says good he doesn't want to go to my funeral. One day at a time, but I know I have had my last dip
Gbpid. Glad to read your post.

Where are you at with kill the can? Are you totally nic free? I mean no patches, gum, cigars, or nicotine laced dildos? You quit cold turkey right?

Next question, have you posted roll in August?

Any questions for me. Just want to make sure you are set up and prepared for a war!
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Re: All in
« Reply #2 on: May 16, 2012, 11:58:00 PM »
Quote from: GBPid
So I am at the end of day 3 and telling my wife how cranky I am, when my 8 year old son asks what is Kodiak. Never one to lie to him I admit that I have dipped for way too long and just quit.  He says good he doesn't want to go to my funeral.  One day at a time, but I know I have had my last dip
Welcome to KTC. Take a look around and read everything you can. This is not your average "don't worry if you fail, as long as your try" kind of site. But the site works if you are willing.

Start out with the WELCOME CENTER (pink tab upper left). Post roll with the Aug quit group once you understand what posting means.

This place has a simple concept, and we are damn serious about our quit.

Great decision. Send me a private message (PM) if there is anything I can help with.

One last thing - if your quitting for your son or wife, you will most likely fail. You will also resent them for standing in the way of you and your "friend". Quit for yourself. Quit to stop being nicotine's bitch.
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All in
« on: May 16, 2012, 10:23:00 PM »
So I am at the end of day 3 and telling my wife how cranky I am, when my 8 year old son asks what is Kodiak. Never one to lie to him I admit that I have dipped for way too long and just quit. He says good he doesn't want to go to my funeral. One day at a time, but I know I have had my last dip