One Month Aniversary - I found my willpower!

[Gemini]

Hey, well done, keep it up. I think a lot of us experience different things when we start vaping and dump the cancer sticks, i know i used to wake up with having to seriously clear my throat of phlegm every morning,(yuk) glad to say that vanished in approx a week of vaping.

[wannalive]

beachin ! i havent got there yet but getting close to my vape journey.
congrats.

[Shortstuff116]

What a great post and so inspirational and motivating to those who are well on their way to becoming "analog-free". 36+ years of analogs and I was one of the fortunate ones who quit INSTANTLY after my very first vape and have no intentions or desire to look back. It's only been 17 days/2 hours/51 minutes and (let me look) 35 seconds since my last analog but I'm well on my way to a healthier and perhaps longer life.

No withdrawal symtoms at all, I'm sleeping better, breathing better, sense of smell and taste are coming back strong, no more smell/smoke/ashes/lighters/butts, etc. I am in vaping heaven.

And another plus for me is that I've already talked a few long-time smokers to get their own and they are also well on their way to a better life. I couldn't be happier for that!

Congrats to ALL who make the effort!!!

[Leita]

Just think, winter's coming up (already there for many of you) and there will be no need to stand outside in the cold to smoke.

[scottjamez]

Just think, winter's coming up (already there for many of you) and there will be no need to stand outside in the cold to smoke.

Living in Miami I looked forward to going outside in the winter for a smoke. It was those darn 100 degree / 80% humidity Summers I couldn't stand!!

[DC2]

Speaking of OCD, check out this thread: http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/for...endencies.html

[VON]

That's gr8 new Grateful! Most of us who were heavy analog smokers for so many years never thought there was hope until now.

You are exactly right. Before I learned of e-cigs, I had resigned myself to an early grave due to some form of tobacco related illness.

These things will save lives.

[Grateful]

Thanks everyone for your kind words of support!!! Happy Holiday!

[Leita]

Living in Miami I looked forward to going outside in the winter for a smoke. It was those darn 100 degree / 80% humidity Summers I couldn't stand!!

Same here. I don't know what's worse in S. Texas, the heat, humidity or mosquitoes.

The only thing worse was a winter visit to a non-smoker's home near Chicago. After one miserable day trying to smoke in a blizzard (okay, it was just sprinkling snow, but still..) I wound up in a hotel room. Anyone who can keep smoking in that kind of weather is one tough S.O.B.