My journey to the HOF begin on August 4, 2013. My initiation into the club of nicotine addition likely started around the winter of 1999. I was a wrestler in high school, and that came with a lot of cutting weight. A lot of guys would chew gum, eat jolly … Continue reading
I was about 13 years old and just finished my final year of elementary school. I bought a cigar off some kid and smoked it with a buddy during my summer vacation and loved it. All it took was that one cigar. All alone in a hotel room, lip packed. … Continue reading
I was about 13 years old and just finished my final year of elementary school. I bought a cigar off some kid and smoked it with a buddy during my summer vacation and loved it. All it took was that one cigar. So summer was over and it was my … Continue reading
Almost 200 days ago I wanted nicotine out of my life. After 30 years, it was starting to affect my health and my life, in ways I did not like. I was thinking – why the hell am I doing this to myself? As with many of the tough questions … Continue reading
My 100 day mark has come and gone and now I get to write my HOF speech. I don’t have any special insight or magic formula as to how I got here. To be honest with you there are a few days in the beginning of my quit I really … Continue reading
“My names Steve, I haven’t quit yet, but I’m planning to. I drive for a commercial trucking company, and will soon be taking a job where I am not on the road 4-5 weeks at a time. My plan is to kick the can when I am not responsible for … Continue reading
I liked dipping. From the moment I started in 9th grade until June 27th 2013 I liked to dip. Growing up in a factory town in Wisconsin, everyone I knew smoked. Both my parents, most grown ups, and to my dismay most of the kids in high school. I wanted … Continue reading
First of all let me thank everyone that posts and participates here at KTC, you all have inspired me and helped me stay quit another day. My relationship with smokeless tobacco started walking home from school one day in the 8th grade. I was 14, late winter early springtime and … Continue reading
Well it happened I actually hit my HOF. I stated before that I have never tried stopping before so I was a virgin to quitting tobacco, with exception to 12 weeks in 1995 when began my career as a United States Marine. On day one you empty your pockets, release … Continue reading
I awaken with boiling blood through my veins Where are you? I want you, I miss you, I need you today Zip, rip, twist and dip Aaaahhhh….. there you are, take the buzz away Coffee and cereal as morn has come I want you again, I miss you, I need … Continue reading
