Texas Chief HOF 150

Today, the day began much like it does every day in San Diego. But today was anything but customary. Today marks my 150 Days of Quit. I have had the opportunity to scrutinize everything in regard to my quit; and that inventory was well past due. Of course, reviewing the past is full of intricate details that perhaps I overlooked at the onset of my addiction to nicotine. Without any health issues or financial difficulties, there simply was no red flag to warn of danger. Moving forward, I began observing red flags of health and rising costs. I have saved as of today, Day 150, $3,514.50. Now that is some real savings! Game is won right? No, not by a long shot. This leads me to a far more precarious situation; staying quit. Each day we are faced with demanding and challenging situations; specifically, being face to face with nicotine whether it be at the store, friend, family or coworker! So how exactly did KTC work; and continues to work? KTC allowed me to be commingled with my quit; this meaning, I am invested in my quit. This is a key component of my quit (and yours): accountability. My recommendation to those who follow behind me; immerse yourself into your quit.

You ARE your quit and your QUIT is you.

Best wishes of continued quit to all who seek it.

TEXAS CHIEF

NOTE: This piece written by KillTheCan.org forum member Texas Chief