Second Time Quitting

[Raider]

Post rolled up fellas! Thanks, will do tomorrow morning before work!

Outstanding. Be sure to get on here if your having any problems. Quitting is GREAT. Staying quit is GREATER.

[ZillahCowboy]

Post rolled up fellas! Thanks, will do tomorrow morning before work!

Nice job!

[Through with chew]

Post rolled up fellas! Thanks, will do tomorrow morning before work!

[slug.go]

As soon as I get home tonight I will posting roll, thanks!

Anthony

Great and welcome...tomorrow post before you leave for work!

[Through with chew]

As soon as I get home tonight I will posting roll, thanks!

Anthony

[pbrain04]

Anthony....this is the right place. Welcome.

I can't help but notice that you haven't posted roll yet. Do you need some help?

PB

[Through with chew]

I completely understand what you guys are saying. There isn't anything easy about this. True my wife and kids could pack up and leave one day, but by quitting I am making myself and them much happier and showing them and myself there isnt anything more important than them. I went from from enjoying chew to it pissing me off every time I put one in because damn if something like that is going to control my life, I don't live for chew, I live for my family and friends. Chew was a part of my life for a long time and now there just isn't any room left for it. The health implications that this stuff can cause are reason enough to quit, and I'm sure quitting is a heck of a lot easier than my other options down the road. I have not post rolled yet but will do that ASAP. Thanks to all for the kind words!

Anthony

[Derk40]

Welcome and great decision.

One thing... you need to quit for YOU. I get that you want to quit for the wife and kids, but what if this happens.... Not saying it will, but it has happened to some very strong quitters here at KTC. What if you came home from work and your wife packed up and left with the kids... They are gone and now it is just you.

Do YOU want this quit? This is what you have to answer because your wife  kids can't quit for you. They can't prevent you from driving down to the C-store to stuff your face full of dip.

YOU and YOU alone have to OWN your quit.

Not trying to piss in your Cheerios, just trying to be straight with you. This quittin thing takes some guts. It is in you. You can do this.

Quit like you mean it today.

[Wedge]

Man am I glad I found this forum! So nice to see everyone helping each other out. I quit on February 25th at 1pm. I gradually started cutting my chew rate back the previous week and got it down to 3 a day. On February 25th I hadn't had one in 12 hours, put one in and realized I still didn't want it. My reasons for quitting are my wife and 2 kids, not to mention my health. I chewed cherry Skoal for about 10 years. I started when I was about 23 or so and have quit a little after my 33rd birthday (feb 13th). I have not had one chew since then and have thrown all I had out and have made it a point to forget it. I am determined to do this, I will not give in. I could not conciously let something that I knew was killing me control my life, I would look for my chew harder than if I lost my wallet.

Now that it is day 5 I physically feel much better, but mentally I am going out of my mind, I am anxious and feeling tired earlier in the day, although I am sleeping much better. I have had a queasy/nauseated feeling my stomach and have not been hungry. I have been using bacc-off with some success but I think it may make it worse sometimes because I know it is not curbing my nic craving. I have read almost all I can from this site and think it is the best thing ever for someone trying to quit (like you guys needed to know that!). If anyone has any more words of wisdom I would love to hear them! Thanks guys/girls!

Anthony

Congrats on quitting. Glad you have decided to join us. Quitting is simple if you are willing to keep it that way. You provide the "want" to quit. KILLTHECAN provides the "how" to quit. Follow the path and you will succeed, one day at a time.
Welcome to freedom.

The QUIT is badass. Come get some !

Through With Chew...:
Another bit of advice/instruction....if your quit date was 02/25, then you are in the June '14 Quit Group. Post roll in that group every morning. We take posting roll very seriously here, so if you haven't already, go to the Welcome Center and learn how to do it. Roll is your sacred responsibility and is the price of admission to this club. Do not fail yourself or your fellow quitters. If you have any questions PM me.
ZC

Succinct, to the point, and accurate.

Wake up, post roll, take first breath.

[ZillahCowboy]

Man am I glad I found this forum! So nice to see everyone helping each other out. I quit on February 25th at 1pm. I gradually started cutting my chew rate back the previous week and got it down to 3 a day. On February 25th I hadn't had one in 12 hours, put one in and realized I still didn't want it. My reasons for quitting are my wife and 2 kids, not to mention my health. I chewed cherry Skoal for about 10 years. I started when I was about 23 or so and have quit a little after my 33rd birthday (feb 13th). I have not had one chew since then and have thrown all I had out and have made it a point to forget it. I am determined to do this, I will not give in. I could not conciously let something that I knew was killing me control my life, I would look for my chew harder than if I lost my wallet.

Now that it is day 5 I physically feel much better, but mentally I am going out of my mind, I am anxious and feeling tired earlier in the day, although I am sleeping much better. I have had a queasy/nauseated feeling my stomach and have not been hungry. I have been using bacc-off with some success but I think it may make it worse sometimes because I know it is not curbing my nic craving. I have read almost all I can from this site and think it is the best thing ever for someone trying to quit (like you guys needed to know that!). If anyone has any more words of wisdom I would love to hear them! Thanks guys/girls!

Anthony

Congrats on quitting. Glad you have decided to join us. Quitting is simple if you are willing to keep it that way. You provide the "want" to quit. KILLTHECAN provides the "how" to quit. Follow the path and you will succeed, one day at a time.
Welcome to freedom.

The QUIT is badass. Come get some !

Through With Chew...:
Another bit of advice/instruction....if your quit date was 02/25, then you are in the June '14 Quit Group. Post roll in that group every morning. We take posting roll very seriously here, so if you haven't already, go to the Welcome Center and learn how to do it. Roll is your sacred responsibility and is the price of admission to this club. Do not fail yourself or your fellow quitters. If you have any questions PM me.
ZC

[Winter Green]

Man am I glad I found this forum! So nice to see everyone helping each other out. I quit on February 25th at 1pm. I gradually started cutting my chew rate back the previous week and got it down to 3 a day. On February 25th I hadn't had one in 12 hours, put one in and realized I still didn't want it. My reasons for quitting are my wife and 2 kids, not to mention my health. I chewed cherry Skoal for about 10 years. I started when I was about 23 or so and have quit a little after my 33rd birthday (feb 13th). I have not had one chew since then and have thrown all I had out and have made it a point to forget it. I am determined to do this, I will not give in. I could not conciously let something that I knew was killing me control my life, I would look for my chew harder than if I lost my wallet.

Now that it is day 5 I physically feel much better, but mentally I am going out of my mind, I am anxious and feeling tired earlier in the day, although I am sleeping much better. I have had a queasy/nauseated feeling my stomach and have not been hungry. I have been using bacc-off with some success but I think it may make it worse sometimes because I know it is not curbing my nic craving. I have read almost all I can from this site and think it is the best thing ever for someone trying to quit (like you guys needed to know that!). If anyone has any more words of wisdom I would love to hear them! Thanks guys/girls!

Anthony

Congrats on quitting. Glad you have decided to join us. Quitting is simple if you are willing to keep it that way. You provide the "want" to quit. KILLTHECAN provides the "how" to quit. Follow the path and you will succeed, one day at a time.
Welcome to freedom.

The QUIT is badass. Come get some !

[Grizzlyhasclaws]

Man am I glad I found this forum! So nice to see everyone helping each other out. I quit on February 25th at 1pm. I gradually started cutting my chew rate back the previous week and got it down to 3 a day. On February 25th I hadn't had one in 12 hours, put one in and realized I still didn't want it. My reasons for quitting are my wife and 2 kids, not to mention my health. I chewed cherry Skoal for about 10 years. I started when I was about 23 or so and have quit a little after my 33rd birthday (feb 13th). I have not had one chew since then and have thrown all I had out and have made it a point to forget it. I am determined to do this, I will not give in. I could not conciously let something that I knew was killing me control my life, I would look for my chew harder than if I lost my wallet.

Now that it is day 5 I physically feel much better, but mentally I am going out of my mind, I am anxious and feeling tired earlier in the day, although I am sleeping much better. I have had a queasy/nauseated feeling my stomach and have not been hungry. I have been using bacc-off with some success but I think it may make it worse sometimes because I know it is not curbing my nic craving. I have read almost all I can from this site and think it is the best thing ever for someone trying to quit (like you guys needed to know that!). If anyone has any more words of wisdom I would love to hear them! Thanks guys/girls!

Anthony

Congrats on quitting. Glad you have decided to join us. Quitting is simple if you are willing to keep it that way. You provide the "want" to quit. KILLTHECAN provides the "how" to quit. Follow the path and you will succeed, one day at a time.
Welcome to freedom.

[Etxaggie]

Man am I glad I found this forum! So nice to see everyone helping each other out. I quit on February 25th at 1pm. I gradually started cutting my chew rate back the previous week and got it down to 3 a day. On February 25th I hadn't had one in 12 hours, put one in and realized I still didn't want it. My reasons for quitting are my wife and 2 kids, not to mention my health. I chewed cherry Skoal for about 10 years. I started when I was about 23 or so and have quit a little after my 33rd birthday (feb 13th). I have not had one chew since then and have thrown all I had out and have made it a point to forget it. I am determined to do this, I will not give in. I could not conciously let something that I knew was killing me control my life, I would look for my chew harder than if I lost my wallet.

Now that it is day 5 I physically feel much better, but mentally I am going out of my mind, I am anxious and feeling tired earlier in the day, although I am sleeping much better. I have had a queasy/nauseated feeling my stomach and have not been hungry. I have been using bacc-off with some success but I think it may make it worse sometimes because I know it is not curbing my nic craving. I have read almost all I can from this site and think it is the best thing ever for someone trying to quit (like you guys needed to know that!). If anyone has any more words of wisdom I would love to hear them! Thanks guys/girls!

Anthony

Anthony-

Welcome aboard!

Our process is simple, but HARD. We post roll everyday, which is our word that we will not use nicotine in any form for that day.

Go to the orange colored tab at the top of the page "Welcome Center". Read as much as you can.

Shoot me a PM if you have any questions.

Quit on brother!

[Through with chew]

Man am I glad I found this forum! So nice to see everyone helping each other out. I quit on February 25th at 1pm. I gradually started cutting my chew rate back the previous week and got it down to 3 a day. On February 25th I hadn't had one in 12 hours, put one in and realized I still didn't want it. My reasons for quitting are my wife and 2 kids, not to mention my health. I chewed cherry Skoal for about 10 years. I started when I was about 23 or so and have quit a little after my 33rd birthday (feb 13th). I have not had one chew since then and have thrown all I had out and have made it a point to forget it. I am determined to do this, I will not give in. I could not conciously let something that I knew was killing me control my life, I would look for my chew harder than if I lost my wallet.

Now that it is day 5 I physically feel much better, but mentally I am going out of my mind, I am anxious and feeling tired earlier in the day, although I am sleeping much better. I have had a queasy/nauseated feeling my stomach and have not been hungry. I have been using bacc-off with some success but I think it may make it worse sometimes because I know it is not curbing my nic craving. I have read almost all I can from this site and think it is the best thing ever for someone trying to quit (like you guys needed to know that!). If anyone has any more words of wisdom I would love to hear them! Thanks guys/girls!

Anthony

[Through with chew]