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In a recent post, I talked about how we’ve recently grown to 13,000 members. As you may imagine there’s a lot of time and effort that goes into growing and running an organization such as this. I have the utmost respect and admiration for the mod and admin team that puts so much of [...]
Today’s July 24th. It’s just a pretty average day for most folks unless it happens to fall on their birthday or a weekend (unfortunately this year it’s a Tuesday). For me however, July 24th is a big day… it’s the anniversary of the day I quit chewing tobacco.
6 years ago today (July 24th, [...]
What’s YOUR quit story? Have you told it before in your Hall Of Fame speech? Have you talked about your trials and tribulations on Quit4Today.com (a blog for quitters by quitters if you’re not familiar). Whether you’re an accomplished author, a small time blogger or just a quitter with a story… [...]
“How’s your quit?” It’s a three word sentence that means absolutely nothing to most people. But it’s a question that to us smokeless tobacco addicts can quite literally be the difference between life and death.
OK, that may have been a bit of an overstatement, but not by much. You never know when [...]
If you’ve following along here on the blog or on our Facebook page, you know that we’ve been inching toward a big milestone on our forums. I’m happy to announce that on November, 30th at 11:19 PM, forum member Kylecina joined our merry bunch… and became the 10,000th member of our [...]
As I sit here today on my 1,900th dip free day in a row I realize that I’ve not said much lately in terms of my quit. I suppose that’s a good thing cause it means that I’m no longer obsessing about my daily battles with nicotine. I no longer use fake dip with any [...]
I’ve often said that I’m no more than $5 and a gas station away from my habit. It makes me feel weak sometimes but that’s the absolute truth. Even after 1,300 + days quit my resolve is tested which is why I make sure that my “crave arsenal” is fully stocked.
A couple of [...]
People decide to quit chewing tobacco for many different reasons and with many different mindsets. Some people enter their quits KNOWING that they’re done. Others get a bad report at the dentist or find a sore in their mouth and get scared into quitting. Others go into it knowing that they should quit, but [...]
I recently finished reading The Last Lecture by Randy Pausch – I won’t go into it here but if you haven’t read I’d urge you to do so. For those of you that don’t know Randy Pausch was a professor at Carnegie Melon who was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer and ended up giving [...]
