25 years. That’s how long I was a chemical slave. And while I was a slave, like all of you, I was convinced that I loved my master. I loved nicotine. I just needed to quit for health reasons, otherwise I loved that toxic insecticide reeking havoc on my organs … Continue reading
The decision to join KTC is not one that I made by choice. Late spring 2016 I noticed a strange growth on my gums and made a quick visit to my dentist. She pulled no punches and made a huge fuss and requested a visit to oral surgeon right away. … Continue reading
KillTheCan.org forum member Max (suthern_gntlman) posted this to Twitter when he said, “Biking to stay healthy now that I’m not a slave to nicotine!” Do you have a picture you’d like added? You can contact us, you can upload it directly to the site or post it to our Facebook page!
It was my wife who found KTC. After another argument over Skoal and finding a trace of yet another lie and failed quit. She could never understand why I couldn’t just quit. Didn’t I love her or my 4 kids enough. Didn’t i want to quit. Prolong my life and … Continue reading
My 100 days is March 21, and I thank God that I’ve found this place and am finally committed to a lasting quit. In reading through a lot of your stories, I find a lot of similarities in my own. I started smoking when I was 13, and I started … Continue reading
11/24/15 – Day 863 I am two days early but IDGAF… What am I thankful for this year? I am thankful to have received and been given forgiveness. Such an amazing gift. I am thankful to have a brother, not met you yet but we talk daily (just learned of … Continue reading
Hey fellow quitters and future fellow quitters… At times I never believed this day would ever come. It’s been a long journey already in just 100 days. For all of you thinking of quitting out there today it’s well worth it for your health and your wallet/purse. When I came … Continue reading
Dippers are always looking for ways to reduce the health risks of chewing. Unfortunately, most techniques used to reduce the risk don’t work, and, in many cases, may actually increase the dangers of chewing. Probably the most popular method of risk reduction is switching to low nicotine tobacco. If people … Continue reading
104 days ago, I was sitting here at my office desk ninja-dipping my Copenhagen Snuff. The day before I had googled “quit dipping” and found this site. I was going through yet another round of “man, I really need to quit this sh*t…” thoughts. For some reason this time, the … Continue reading
I’ve been searching for how to sum up 100+ days quit. Nothing has really nailed it. I’ve kicked around a few things but nothing seemed to sum it up. Addictions suck. This site helped me quit. I wouldn’t know my quit group brothers and sisters (March 2011) if they walked … Continue reading
