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Offline Wt57

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Re: Nicotine Free 2014
« Reply #2 on: December 31, 2013, 04:19:00 PM »
Quote from: BearHunter68
As I have heard from so many of you...it is time to put my addiction behind me. Self medicating and slowly killing myself out of habit seems like something I should have put behind me a long time ago. I have chewed for 35 years about a tin per day.

I am looking forward to the support of the people on this site. I am not looking forward to the next few days. I should mention that I am drinking too. That is hard for me to admit because it is a relapse for me. I haven't considered going back to AA meetings but as I write this, I know I will need that support too.

I have been divorced for two years and find that my addictions are killing relationships...because I am hiding them - dip and alcohol. It's frustrating and self-imposed. So looking forward to this journey even though I know I am looking at some serious pain to start.

Thank you for letting me join you all.
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No reason to wait till midnight! Dump it and make today day 1. Another comment on your intro header 'nicotine free 2014' just worry about one day at a time that's plenty to deal with. Also just as well kill the booze too it has a tendency to kill a lot of good quits. You can do it, I can do it, we all can do it especially with the brotherhood and accountability.
4/1/2012: Nicotine Quit Date
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Nicotine Free 2014
« on: December 31, 2013, 04:06:00 PM »
As I have heard from so many of you...it is time to put my addiction behind me. Self medicating and slowly killing myself out of habit seems like something I should have put behind me a long time ago. I have chewed for 35 years about a tin per day.

I am looking forward to the support of the people on this site. I am not looking forward to the next few days. I should mention that I am drinking too. That is hard for me to admit because it is a relapse for me. I haven't considered going back to AA meetings but as I write this, I know I will need that support too.

I have been divorced for two years and find that my addictions are killing relationships...because I am hiding them - dip and alcohol. It's frustrating and self-imposed. So looking forward to this journey even though I know I am looking at some serious pain to start.

Thank you for letting me join you all.
'Remshot'
-Jeremiah 29:11