I decided to make the plunge to quit dip forever on 8/28/2018. The day before, I switched to Camel Snus after a “numb jaw” scare. I took 3 pouches and threw those out and went cold turkey after reading everything I could on KTC. I had never tried to quit … Continue reading
How bad does nicotine warp the brain? I’m sure people a lot smarter than me know all sorts of nasty stats and stories to scare you (plenty of good stuff on KTC). For me, all I know is what it did to me. I dipped for 18 plus years and … Continue reading
I’m 52 days in, so take what I say with a grain of salt. There are quitters here who are way more baddass than I. I’m 27 years old. I’ve been a nicotine addict since I was 18. That’s almost a decade of addiction, and I’m not even 30 yet. … Continue reading
I’m quitting tomorrow. I’m never doing this again. When I run out, that’s it. It’s going to be an awesome weekend… couple cans but come Monday, no more. Sounding familiar? There are a million of these phrases for every million of these phrases. The only one that matters is the … Continue reading
I would consider myself a pretty “successful” person. I have accomplished many things during my lifetime. I played golf at a professional level. I was an all American lacrosse player. I own two businesses. I’m just that guy that pushes myself to be better than everyone at EVERYTHING I do. … Continue reading
I am an addict. I am addicted to the drug nicotine. It’s taken me too long to come to terms with these two facts. For so long, me not dipping was just my empty promise to myself against my lack of self control. I would tell myself, I’ll quit one … Continue reading
I have spent the last two weeks after reaching HOF thinking of ways to write my thoughts down. It’s been a crazy roller coaster of feelings. I have had moments where I laughed at the though of having a dip, and have had moments where It’s taken everything in me … Continue reading
I had tried to quit so many times in my 35 years of finger banging the cope monster, but I have never been able to stay quit. So 100 days ago I began looking on the internet for support groups, because I obviously could not do this alone. I came … Continue reading
Have you ever had the feeling where you have to strategically plan out your next few hours to ensure that you’ve got a chew in? You had to plan on getting away from people so you could chew. How many unsatisfying chews? I would have left that shit in for … Continue reading
My name is Eric and I am a 100 day quitter because I chose to be One Day At A Time. I went from 3 cans a day to no cans a day and it is all because of the accountability within these walls. There are some truly special people … Continue reading
