Day 110 My addiction to tobacco began when I was a freshman in college. I was part of the baseball team at my college and all the upperclassmen dipped and I thought I would look cooler if I dipped too. My first dip was a snus in the library to … Continue reading
Wow, am I surprised to be here at 100 days with no Nic and 107 days with no Tobacco (I chewed Nic gum for a week after dropping dip). For me, there are 3 keys in quitting: YOU – You have to make the decision to quit, you can’t do … Continue reading
The one thing I did notice is that you said if you had a crave, you’d chew some Nicorette. Don’t do it man, seriously. If you are following the program of cessation with gum, LOOT has no issue with you. However, if you are using it simply to quell craves, … Continue reading
I started dipping when I was only twelve years old stealing a pinch from the cans my dad kept hidden in his tool box. Twenty Eight years later, I decided I had enough. Along the way, I had wanted to quit for a long time. I had tried cold turkey, … Continue reading
I don’t say much on this site but I did want to try to attempt a HOF speech. It will really just be a rambling mess of words that most people will stop reading half-way through but I don’t really care… I have a similar story to many others on … Continue reading
As I sit here trying to come up with a name for my speech, many words come to mind. Proud, happy, unbelievable, remarkable, doubtful, etc. I will go with the word “Free”. I am free from always making sure I have a can of chew on me and always putting … Continue reading
I will start off by saying this made alcohol look like a walk in the park. Those first four days were bad, real bad. The similarities are many though. When I started with the tobacco, it was all great. Slowly, it wasn’t always great. You all know what I’m talking … Continue reading
100 days and the beginning of another section in my life. At age 37 I had been dipping that shit for over 19 years. I honestly tried quitting about 2 dozen times using every reason and every pill\patch\gum that you could think of and every damn time I allowed myself … Continue reading
I’m writing this on day 102 of my quit, I’m 39 years old and I started chewing in 8th grade. According to my calculation that’s way to f’ing long to have been a douche bag and not long enough living like I should have been. Like most I started young … Continue reading
