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Started by conecrusherman, January 25, 2017, 11:30:00 AM

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conecrusherman

JGlav - 509 Thank you
Once you learn to quit, it becomes a habit. - Vince Lombardi

JGlav

Cone,

You are definitely not alone. No sir. We have all been in your shoes. We have all bowed to the foot of the weed. Learn to hate it. We Nic addicts are an onry bunch. Independent bastards
whoo do most things on our own, but not quitting. We need the tools here to stay quit. I was stopped for 5 years before finding this place. Post rolll early read a lot and let yourself be held accountable
by those in your group and those who want to invest time in your quit.

Here's your group: topic/30137057/23/#new

Proud to quit with you today.

JGlav - 509

conecrusherman

I'm not eloquent with words so here it goes...

I usually do not ask for help...so this is very hard for me. I can generally do things on my own.

I am an addict and I can't do this on my own. I like dipping but I know I've got to quit before its too late. I have used smokeless tobacco for a lot of years and it has been my crutch. I don't use illegal drugs, I don't really drink (maybe once or twice a year) but I use smokeless tobacco. As I am finding out this addiction can be just as bad.

After reading your comments in other sections of this site, I have decided to move my quit date up to 1/29/17. I want to put this crap down forever. I have a 13 years old son that thinks the world of me. I am scared to death that he will pick up this habit. I hate myself sometimes because I use tobacco.

I am surprised by the emotions that I am feeling as I write these words. Had to close my door. Never really put myself out there like this...so I'm nervous and scared. But I know I'm doing the right thing.
Once you learn to quit, it becomes a habit. - Vince Lombardi