Hi, I'm Brandon, and I'm a recovering smoker. As of this post, I have been vaping for almost two years and 3 months. I switched over from cigarettes literally in two days. I tried a cigarette a couple of times during that period but found myself disgusted by the taste and unimpressed with the amount of smoke I blew out, compared to the vapor I produced from my e-cig.
How long have YOU been vaping? Let us hear about your milestones, your victories, and your encouraging stories. I'm sure newcomers will appreciate hearing about the successes we have all had with vaping and avoiding the "old" stuff. Show your reassurance to these folks so they know they have jumped their train onto the right track! Plus, it never hurts to be able to hear and compare all of our personal success stories. It is something to be proud of.
Brandon
Ms T's Bakery
How long have YOU been vaping? Let us hear about your milestones, your victories, and your encouraging stories. I'm sure newcomers will appreciate hearing about the successes we have all had with vaping and avoiding the "old" stuff. Show your reassurance to these folks so they know they have jumped their train onto the right track! Plus, it never hurts to be able to hear and compare all of our personal success stories. It is something to be proud of.
Brandon
Ms T's Bakery

...lol, sorry, I'm kinda bad about that! Anyway, I started vaping about a year ago, and I had your typical horrible newcomer experience. I bought a kit because (these are actual quotes from the website)"cartridge is equivalent to about 40 traditional cigarettes" and "The battery will last for approximately one day with normal use" and "The cartridges come in various strengths: Extra (11mg nicotine), High (8mg nicotine), medium (6mg nicotine), low (3mg nicotine), none (0mg nicotine)" The cartridges cost about $13 for a five pack, but I thought that maybe wasn't such a bad deal if it was equal to 10 packs of cigarettes. Needless to say, I went back and forth between smoking and vaping, really feeling down on myself for not being able to kick the analogs. I was sure it was something I was doing wrong. After a particularly bad reorder experience with that company I found ECF, I bought myself an eGo, and this coming Saturday at 5pm I will mark one month analog free. It only took 11 months of daily failure for me to get it right, so every day I get a little more excited about it.
Didn't have a PAD habit til I was about 16 though, so I had smoked almost 20 years. More than half my life. When I was in the hospital after giving birth I was given a nicotine patch and still had to sneak out to smoke. They just didn't work for me. I also tried Zyban years ago as well as cold turkey.
Nothing worked. Do you know how bad that looks when a woman who just gave birth sneaks out in a hospital gown to smoke a cigarette.
Security at the hospital got to know me very well, since you aren't even allowed to smoke on hospital grounds.
and I have a much better chance of being around longer for my kids. 