Newbie on 10 day quit

[wmcatty]

Hey folks.  Today is number 10 since quitting snuff...47 years of tobacco addiction is enough.  Had surgery last week and figured it would be a tough time to quit, but when the hell would the time not be tough.  Anyway, looking forward to the forum and meeting others that have quit using and thinking about going down to the store and getting a can...then remembering why I wanted to quit in the first place.  All help/suggestions for getting through the day are appreciated.

Welcome to the freak show. Here's why you should get through today- because it's the only way to end slavery. Trust me on this - you are on the verge of a new world. A new chapter in your life. One where nicotine no longer calls the shots. Soon you will be able to go a whole day without thinking about dip. Soon after that you will be able to go several days. The longer you say "no" the weaker the nic-bitch's grip gets on you. The craves become less frequent and less intense. Freedom becomes the norm.

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You could figure out all my committments to quiting from that four sentence intro, or are you telepathic? Maybe this is not the forum for me, as I was hoping to see encouragement, recommendations, etc., not unbased surmises.

[30isEnuff]

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[Radman]

Great decision you've made! But.... I gotta say you don't really sound committed to it. With 47 years of stupidity in your past, I'd venture to say that you've got a few failed attempts at qutting as well. You know how tricky it can be. If you want this time to be different, you have to be 100% committed. It's just that simple. When I quit, I had no idea how tough it was going to be. I had to totally alter my thinking. We all do, or else we fail. This can't be a casual "Oh, I think I'll quit.". It has to be "I AM DONE. I DON'T DO THAT ANYMORE!!". I am QUIT above all else. Yeah, it's that important.

[30yraddict]

Hey folks. Today is number 10 since quitting snuff...47 years of tobacco addiction is enough. Had surgery last week and figured it would be a tough time to quit, but when the hell would the time not be tough. Anyway, looking forward to the forum and meeting others that have quit using and thinking about going down to the store and getting a can...then remembering why I wanted to quit in the first place. All help/suggestions for getting through the day are appreciated.

Welcome to the freak show. Here's why you should get through today- because it's the only way to end slavery. Trust me on this - you are on the verge of a new world. A new chapter in your life. One where nicotine no longer calls the shots. Soon you will be able to go a whole day without thinking about dip. Soon after that you will be able to go several days. The longer you say "no" the weaker the nic-bitch's grip gets on you. The craves become less frequent and less intense. Freedom becomes the norm.

You can do this. Check your inbox (1)

[wmcatty]

Hey folks. Today is number 10 since quitting snuff...47 years of tobacco addiction is enough. Had surgery last week and figured it would be a tough time to quit, but when the hell would the time not be tough. Anyway, looking forward to the forum and meeting others that have quit using and thinking about going down to the store and getting a can...then remembering why I wanted to quit in the first place. All help/suggestions for getting through the day are appreciated.