I not only want to but I have to quit

[bicycleptic]

You are a bad as quitter sir!
Thanks for all you do here.

Thanks ChickDip, Those words mean a lot coming from you. I am sure everybody as a "newbie" here has "veterans" they look up too. You were one of mine from the very beginning. You didn't leap into the new group and attack everybody. You were there to offer support and encouragement. You had two hundred and ninety some days then and that seemed like an astronomical number at the time I was just starting. Now, that number and even 542 doesn't seem so unreachable. My goal is ODAAT, my goal is a comma but ultimately my goal is forever.

Thank you for all you do here

[Thumblewort]

I love your signature, keep killing the quit!

[worktowin]

You are a bad as quitter sir!
Thanks for all you do here.

Agree. Btw... I'll be in Wichita Tuesday morning if you'd be interested in breakfast.

[ChickDip]

You are a bad as quitter sir!
Thanks for all you do here.

[Mogul]

I'm here,don't worry I have not given up that easy. I know from past experience that the initial quit is easier for me then the long term. I have gone for weeks, months, even years without chewing only to fall back in the past. I am very determined to make this the last time I have to quit.

Great job bicycleptic. Posting roll is the secret to success. You keep saying you "have to quit"......Do you want to quit? and if so, can we hear it?

[pab1964]

I have enjoyed chewing for 30 some years now. But the older I get the more I realize that one needs to be concerned for their health. This makes me want to quit. In the past year I have lost over 50 pounds and became addicted to exercising. It just makes it seem that much more stupid to be chewing.

But I also have to quit. Just this year my employer as part of the annual health screening asks if you smoke or chew tobacco. If you do they charge a $100 a month surcharge for health insurance. If you mark no and they find out that you do it will result in termination for falsifying documentation. I averaged about two cans of chew a week. The surcharge on my health insurance was going to cost me more then the tobacco itself. So I marked no on the form and new I had better quit before my next random UA.

I have not had a chew since first thing Friday the 15th of January. I scraped the last chew out of my can when I got up that morning and have not had one since. The only serious temptation I face is when I stop at a store that has chew. As long as I resist buying any I won't have to worry about resisting taking a dip. One advantage I have is that the thought of sharing a can of chew with someone else has always disgusted me. It doesn't matter if it involves me taking a chew from there can or letting them take a chew from mine. I did face a strong urge at the convenience store tonight. But instead of buying a can of chew I bought a pack of gum.

man that was me 7 years ago. and asides from bein a cheep basterd the friends and connections i made here along with postin roll dayly has kept me quit so far. man i prolly save more on the helth insurinse then on dip in that time but all told its reel money i can by other shit with.

See you posted roll! Damn good job. Early, every damn day is the secret to success! Quit on!

[syndrome]

I have enjoyed chewing for 30 some years now. But the older I get the more I realize that one needs to be concerned for their health. This makes me want to quit. In the past year I have lost over 50 pounds and became addicted to exercising. It just makes it seem that much more stupid to be chewing.

But I also have to quit. Just this year my employer as part of the annual health screening asks if you smoke or chew tobacco. If you do they charge a $100 a month surcharge for health insurance. If you mark no and they find out that you do it will result in termination for falsifying documentation. I averaged about two cans of chew a week. The surcharge on my health insurance was going to cost me more then the tobacco itself. So I marked no on the form and new I had better quit before my next random UA.

I have not had a chew since first thing Friday the 15th of January. I scraped the last chew out of my can when I got up that morning and have not had one since. The only serious temptation I face is when I stop at a store that has chew. As long as I resist buying any I won't have to worry about resisting taking a dip. One advantage I have is that the thought of sharing a can of chew with someone else has always disgusted me. It doesn't matter if it involves me taking a chew from there can or letting them take a chew from mine. I did face a strong urge at the convenience store tonight. But instead of buying a can of chew I bought a pack of gum.

man that was me 7 years ago. and asides from bein a cheep basterd the friends and connections i made here along with postin roll dayly has kept me quit so far. man i prolly save more on the helth insurinse then on dip in that time but all told its reel money i can by other shit with.

[bicycleptic]

I'm here,don't worry I have not given up that easy. I know from past experience that the initial quit is easier for me then the long term. I have gone for weeks, months, even years without chewing only to fall back in the past. I am very determined to make this the last time I have to quit.

[pab1964]

Where are you bicycle! Are you gonna continue on being a slave or you gonna man up grab your sac and let us help you? It's a journey you will never regret! Matter of fact then only thing you will have to regret is not posting.

[Idaho Spuds]

^^ some good advice here.
Get active and investment in your quit each day, read up and build up some support.
Post roll everyday, first thing. Then if you if you get a crave, are sitting at a gas station, what's your plan. text a quit brother, fake chew, gum, mints, ???
Quit on brother,
Id Spuds

[copingwithoutcopen]

Welcome Bryan,

You're here. That's the important thing. You've taken the first step and posted a couple determined sounding, heartfelt diatribes. You've made a decision for whatever reason. Now you gotta follow through.

The next step, as you know, is to make your promise today over in 4/16. You've been lurking for awhile. You knew this was coming. Now it's time for the next step, then the next.

What do you have to lose beside a few bucks, your integrity or part of your mandible?

[Mogul]

Bicycle, Welcome to KTC. There is so much wrong with your first post. It screams addict. Let's get a few things clear. 1. I'm on your team so don't take criticism the wrong way here. 2. You never enjoyed chewing, the drug trick fucked your mind into thinking that however, you will come to know the true man inside down the road. 3. You will never quit for money, a job, a spouse, a kid or anything else. You MUST quit for you. Soon there will be many other quitters along to help you on the ride to freedom. Listen to them, don't fight what works and KTC works. 810 days of freedom for me today. If my addict self can do it so can you.

Mogul

[bicycleptic]

I have enjoyed chewing for 30 some years now. But the older I get the more I realize that one needs to be concerned for their health. This makes me want to quit. In the past year I have lost over 50 pounds and became addicted to exercising. It just makes it seem that much more stupid to be chewing.

But I also have to quit. Just this year my employer as part of the annual health screening asks if you smoke or chew tobacco. If you do they charge a $100 a month surcharge for health insurance. If you mark no and they find out that you do it will result in termination for falsifying documentation. I averaged about two cans of chew a week. The surcharge on my health insurance was going to cost me more then the tobacco itself. So I marked no on the form and new I had better quit before my next random UA.

I have not had a chew since first thing Friday the 15th of January. I scraped the last chew out of my can when I got up that morning and have not had one since. The only serious temptation I face is when I stop at a store that has chew. As long as I resist buying any I won't have to worry about resisting taking a dip. One advantage I have is that the thought of sharing a can of chew with someone else has always disgusted me. It doesn't matter if it involves me taking a chew from there can or letting them take a chew from mine. I did face a strong urge at the convenience store tonight. But instead of buying a can of chew I bought a pack of gum.