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Re: First Week
« Reply #119 on: June 07, 2016, 07:33:00 PM »
Thank you everyone who sent me congrats today! I better see all you bad ass quitters on my next lap!!!! 'boob'
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Re: First Week
« Reply #118 on: June 07, 2016, 07:32:00 PM »
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Last year I decided to walk away from an almost 20 year addiction to Smokeless tobacco. I started young, way young around 11 or 12 I found a pack of Redman in my dad's truck. I watched him do this daily for years and thought I wanna be just like my old man so I gave it a spin. I got sick and felt like death, but the rush I felt was indescribable. I continued to “acquire” chew from him until a high school friend had some Skoal Cherry and the rest was history. I chewed Skoal for years until it did nothing for me so I switched to Copenhagen. I was Copenhagen's bitch for many years until I was so disgusted with myself that I decided to quit for about the millionth time. I was struggling hard with this quit I was 6 days in and beyond ready to throw this quit away like I've done so many times before. I was at work and it was busy. Work is a huge stressor and a major trigger for me. I googled my symptoms and ways to help and I stumbled upon Killthecan. I looked around signed up and found my “quit group” and I started posting roll with complete strangers. My daily promise to people who were hundreds or thousands of miles away from me and who I've never met in person. Something felt right about this even though I didn't know these people. I saw they were fighting the same battle as me each day and no one else, but them knew how I felt and how I wanted to punch everything in sight lol. I kept coming back each day to post my promise and to try and help any members who were struggling that day. I live to help other people so I think this is a major factor in me staying quit this time. I've yet to meet anyone of the 27 members still posting roll to this day, but I would buy a plane ticket and show up to help them with anything because they've helped me stay quit and take back my life. These people have become family to me and without them I would still be Copenhagen's bitch. I always said I'd quit when my daughter was born and then my son, or for my wife, mother etc, but those were just empty promises to myself and all of them. Something happened when I joined KTC like I had to prove something. No way in hell am I going to show that I'm a coward and cave to Nicotine. I'm going to show all these people in this group I'm a badass Father who can curb this addiction. That's what I do every damn day I wake up and punch Nicotine in the face. One year of freedom because of a free site and the people who are there trying to gain the upper hand. I can't thank all of you enough! Special thanks to my wife for putting up with my bitchy detoxing ass. My children and family will thank you all when I'm attending their graduations, weddings etc…. If you're addicted like I was and disgusted with yourself go check out Killthecan.org it's life changing… Or lose your face to cancer it's your choice….. F Nicotine and F big tobacco you won't get my money ever again!!
Congratulations on one year!!
Thanks DW. Your a great quitter and a great HOF Conductor! Nice year!
Thanks JB!
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Caving is and always will be a choice, it’s not an accident, it’s not an out of the blue thing, it's a planned and thought-out choice. Don’t be a weak bitch. She’s a dead plant and you’re alive. Do whatever it takes to keep it that way…

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Re: First Week
« Reply #117 on: June 07, 2016, 06:04:00 PM »
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Last year I decided to walk away from an almost 20 year addiction to Smokeless tobacco. I started young, way young around 11 or 12 I found a pack of Redman in my dad's truck. I watched him do this daily for years and thought I wanna be just like my old man so I gave it a spin. I got sick and felt like death, but the rush I felt was indescribable. I continued to “acquire” chew from him until a high school friend had some Skoal Cherry and the rest was history. I chewed Skoal for years until it did nothing for me so I switched to Copenhagen. I was Copenhagen's bitch for many years until I was so disgusted with myself that I decided to quit for about the millionth time. I was struggling hard with this quit I was 6 days in and beyond ready to throw this quit away like I've done so many times before. I was at work and it was busy. Work is a huge stressor and a major trigger for me. I googled my symptoms and ways to help and I stumbled upon Killthecan. I looked around signed up and found my “quit group” and I started posting roll with complete strangers. My daily promise to people who were hundreds or thousands of miles away from me and who I've never met in person. Something felt right about this even though I didn't know these people. I saw they were fighting the same battle as me each day and no one else, but them knew how I felt and how I wanted to punch everything in sight lol. I kept coming back each day to post my promise and to try and help any members who were struggling that day. I live to help other people so I think this is a major factor in me staying quit this time. I've yet to meet anyone of the 27 members still posting roll to this day, but I would buy a plane ticket and show up to help them with anything because they've helped me stay quit and take back my life. These people have become family to me and without them I would still be Copenhagen's bitch. I always said I'd quit when my daughter was born and then my son, or for my wife, mother etc, but those were just empty promises to myself and all of them. Something happened when I joined KTC like I had to prove something. No way in hell am I going to show that I'm a coward and cave to Nicotine. I'm going to show all these people in this group I'm a badass Father who can curb this addiction. That's what I do every damn day I wake up and punch Nicotine in the face. One year of freedom because of a free site and the people who are there trying to gain the upper hand. I can't thank all of you enough! Special thanks to my wife for putting up with my bitchy detoxing ass. My children and family will thank you all when I'm attending their graduations, weddings etc…. If you're addicted like I was and disgusted with yourself go check out Killthecan.org it's life changing… Or lose your face to cancer it's your choice….. F Nicotine and F big tobacco you won't get my money ever again!!
Congratulations on one year!!
Thanks DW. Your a great quitter and a great HOF Conductor! Nice year!

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Re: First Week
« Reply #116 on: June 07, 2016, 12:57:00 PM »
Quote from: DWEIRICK
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Last year I decided to walk away from an almost 20 year addiction to Smokeless tobacco. I started young, way young around 11 or 12 I found a pack of Redman in my dad's truck. I watched him do this daily for years and thought I wanna be just like my old man so I gave it a spin. I got sick and felt like death, but the rush I felt was indescribable. I continued to “acquire” chew from him until a high school friend had some Skoal Cherry and the rest was history. I chewed Skoal for years until it did nothing for me so I switched to Copenhagen. I was Copenhagen's bitch for many years until I was so disgusted with myself that I decided to quit for about the millionth time. I was struggling hard with this quit I was 6 days in and beyond ready to throw this quit away like I've done so many times before. I was at work and it was busy. Work is a huge stressor and a major trigger for me. I googled my symptoms and ways to help and I stumbled upon Killthecan. I looked around signed up and found my “quit group” and I started posting roll with complete strangers. My daily promise to people who were hundreds or thousands of miles away from me and who I've never met in person. Something felt right about this even though I didn't know these people. I saw they were fighting the same battle as me each day and no one else, but them knew how I felt and how I wanted to punch everything in sight lol. I kept coming back each day to post my promise and to try and help any members who were struggling that day. I live to help other people so I think this is a major factor in me staying quit this time. I've yet to meet anyone of the 27 members still posting roll to this day, but I would buy a plane ticket and show up to help them with anything because they've helped me stay quit and take back my life. These people have become family to me and without them I would still be Copenhagen's bitch. I always said I'd quit when my daughter was born and then my son, or for my wife, mother etc, but those were just empty promises to myself and all of them. Something happened when I joined KTC like I had to prove something. No way in hell am I going to show that I'm a coward and cave to Nicotine. I'm going to show all these people in this group I'm a badass Father who can curb this addiction. That's what I do every damn day I wake up and punch Nicotine in the face. One year of freedom because of a free site and the people who are there trying to gain the upper hand. I can't thank all of you enough! Special thanks to my wife for putting up with my bitchy detoxing ass. My children and family will thank you all when I'm attending their graduations, weddings etc…. If you're addicted like I was and disgusted with yourself go check out Killthecan.org it's life changing… Or lose your face to cancer it's your choice….. F Nicotine and F big tobacco you won't get my money ever again!!
Congratulations on one year!!

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Re: First Week
« Reply #115 on: June 07, 2016, 12:14:00 PM »
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Last year I decided to walk away from an almost 20 year addiction to Smokeless tobacco. I started young, way young around 11 or 12 I found a pack of Redman in my dad's truck. I watched him do this daily for years and thought I wanna be just like my old man so I gave it a spin. I got sick and felt like death, but the rush I felt was indescribable. I continued to “acquire” chew from him until a high school friend had some Skoal Cherry and the rest was history. I chewed Skoal for years until it did nothing for me so I switched to Copenhagen. I was Copenhagen's bitch for many years until I was so disgusted with myself that I decided to quit for about the millionth time. I was struggling hard with this quit I was 6 days in and beyond ready to throw this quit away like I've done so many times before. I was at work and it was busy. Work is a huge stressor and a major trigger for me. I googled my symptoms and ways to help and I stumbled upon Killthecan. I looked around signed up and found my “quit group” and I started posting roll with complete strangers. My daily promise to people who were hundreds or thousands of miles away from me and who I've never met in person. Something felt right about this even though I didn't know these people. I saw they were fighting the same battle as me each day and no one else, but them knew how I felt and how I wanted to punch everything in sight lol. I kept coming back each day to post my promise and to try and help any members who were struggling that day. I live to help other people so I think this is a major factor in me staying quit this time. I've yet to meet anyone of the 27 members still posting roll to this day, but I would buy a plane ticket and show up to help them with anything because they've helped me stay quit and take back my life. These people have become family to me and without them I would still be Copenhagen's bitch. I always said I'd quit when my daughter was born and then my son, or for my wife, mother etc, but those were just empty promises to myself and all of them. Something happened when I joined KTC like I had to prove something. No way in hell am I going to show that I'm a coward and cave to Nicotine. I'm going to show all these people in this group I'm a badass Father who can curb this addiction. That's what I do every damn day I wake up and punch Nicotine in the face. One year of freedom because of a free site and the people who are there trying to gain the upper hand. I can't thank all of you enough! Special thanks to my wife for putting up with my bitchy detoxing ass. My children and family will thank you all when I'm attending their graduations, weddings etc…. If you're addicted like I was and disgusted with yourself go check out Killthecan.org it's life changing… Or lose your face to cancer it's your choice….. F Nicotine and F big tobacco you won't get my money ever again!!
2015 - Retread
2018 - Retread
2025 - Removed my head from my ass and decided to become a BAQ…. NAFAR…..

The past is only useful as a learning experience...  Doing the right thing today is what matters. 30yraddict

Caving is and always will be a choice, it’s not an accident, it’s not an out of the blue thing, it's a planned and thought-out choice. Don’t be a weak bitch. She’s a dead plant and you’re alive. Do whatever it takes to keep it that way…

Quit Date: 6-17-2025, HOF~

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Re: First Week
« Reply #114 on: June 07, 2016, 10:17:00 AM »
Congrats on the year  many more to come!!

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Re: First Week
« Reply #113 on: June 07, 2016, 09:49:00 AM »
DW hella of 1st lap. Keep it up one day at a time. Proud to walk with you EDD
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Re: First Week
« Reply #112 on: June 07, 2016, 09:43:00 AM »
Keep killing it D! One year is a great start! Hey newbies, you need to read this intro to see how to be QUIT! Bad Assed Quitter right here :)
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Re: First Week
« Reply #111 on: June 07, 2016, 08:40:00 AM »
Congrats on 1 year quit DW!! Thanks for all you do around here and for me.( I know I have said it before, but can't say it enough) Proud to quit with you EDD!!!

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Re: First Week
« Reply #110 on: June 07, 2016, 07:39:00 AM »
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Congrats on a year Dusty! I'm damn proud to quit with you today.
Nice job. Congrats on 1 yr strong and free.

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Re: First Week
« Reply #109 on: June 07, 2016, 05:48:00 AM »
Congrats on a year Dusty! I'm damn proud to quit with you today.

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Re: First Week
« Reply #108 on: June 07, 2016, 05:32:00 AM »
Dustin, One year of freedom. Congrats and enjoy how sweet it is! You were the very first person I interacted with here. Caught you on live chat and you helped un-jam my account so that I could get registered and finally post roll. Thanks for that and for the chats we've had since. Looking forward to being quit with you for a long time! Paul

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Re: First Week
« Reply #107 on: June 07, 2016, 01:13:00 AM »
Congrats on 365 Dustin. Keep killin it!!

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Re: First Week
« Reply #106 on: June 07, 2016, 12:56:00 AM »
Dusty!
Thanks for all you've done for me.
You are wise beyond your years, so refreshing to see in a young man.

All of us are Fortunate to have you monitoring these halls!

Congrats on your 1 year.
Love you my brother.
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Re: First Week
« Reply #105 on: May 24, 2016, 08:43:00 AM »
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When to leave KTC part 2


I’ve spent a year surfing these boards pushing support to old and new groups and I always hear the “When should I leave” get tossed around although the answer seems so simple and clear at that time it really is hard to process. Hell you just posted X amount of days quit and let’s face it this has become a chore right? Wrong if this has become just a chore to you then you forgot why you came here to begin with. I see the shit about cult like atmosphere and that’s just plain BS. I could walk away from here tomorrow and demons won’t eat my soul. I won’t walk away because I’ve built some pretty incredible relationships here and I’m certain me leaving would affect those relationships in a negative way and to be honest if I’m not posting my promise I’ll be finger banging the can again. I’m not going to sit here and hold you ransom and tell you that you’ll fail without KTC, but let’s face it the odds are against you and you can’t deny that. I only have this one bit of advice on leaving and it’s this; If you think you’ve burnt your time here and you’re ready to move on just remember less than 30 seconds to post a promise that ensures your quit for just that day or run the risk of getting sucked back into an addiction that will kill you with no mercy for you or your loved ones… The method is simple here quit one day at a time or face those turbulent waters alone. I’ll take the safety net every day because I’ve been in that water and I won’t fall in again….
Thats the messed up part is that we use emotion to justify logic. The fuk its, butt hurt or some other emotional state set in, we find it easier to use KTC as the scape goat then to really figure out whats going on. The same way the pre-HOF groups blame the big bad asshole vets for being mean and leave. It is all the same emotional based logic.

Doesnt matter the day count I still need brotherhood and accountability to be successful.
Congratulations, thanks for sticking around :)