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When To Leave KTC? - Episode 35
When To Leave KTC? - Episode 35
When To Leave KTC? - Episode 35
Wednesday 3rd April 2024
Chewie explores the question of staying involved with KillTheCan.org after quitting smokeless tobacco. Tune in for insights on long-term recovery.
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Get the buttons here!Staying or Leaving: Navigating Life After Quitting Smokeless Tobacco
Episode Overview
- Chewie discusses the significance of prolonged engagement with KillTheCan.org post-quitting.
- Maintaining accountability and daily rituals post-recovery for long-term sobriety.
- The value of community support and sharing personal stories in addiction recovery.
- Insights on how ongoing engagement can reinvigorate your quit journey.
- Reflecting on the enduring importance of not forgetting the initial struggles of addiction recovery.
Freedom from your nicotine addiction is absolutely amazing. And in my opinion, it's worth a couple of minutes a day to stay close to the site, stay close to the community, continue to give your word, and continue to be free.
Chewie, the dedicated host of the KillTheCan Podcast, tackles a question many in the recovery community face: 'How long should I stay involved with KillTheCan.org?' In this episode, Chewie dives deep into the ongoing journey of quitting smokeless tobacco and the role of community support. He shares personal anecdotes and practical advice on maintaining engagement even after achieving initial sobriety. You'll hear about the importance of daily rituals and accountability in sustaining long-term recovery.
Whether you're newly quit or have been tobacco-free for years, this episode offers valuable insights on how to navigate life post-addiction. Chewie's empathetic approach and relatable stories make this a must-listen for anyone committed to a healthier lifestyle.