Thank you for the encouragement, the advice, and again, for the warm welcome. I do so appreciate them.
A vaguely amusing, (to me), issue has arisen due to my vaping, however. My husband of 32 years, who quit smoking cigarettes cold turkey going on 6 years ago asked me this: "Once you have gotten completely off of smoking regular cigarettes, how long do you think it will take you to stop using those things?" Those things being the e-cigs. Since he was able to quit cold turkey on his 50th birthday, (omg he was hard to live with for awhile), he thinks that everyone should be able to do the same given enough will power and the proper motivation, (his motivation being losing his cousin Judy and Aunt Francis within 6 months of one another - both due to lung cancer brought on by being long term smokers).
Though he is supportive of my trying to quit smoking, he is not so supportive of my using a "crutch", (his term), in order to do it. He thinks I should just be able to up and quit - just like he did. But I have tried that, MANY TIMES, and by using patches, Chantix, Wellbutrin, the gum - and nothing worked and the pharmaceuticals had terrible side-effects on me.
Does anyone else has a significant other who is not quite so supportive of your vaping as you wish that they would be?
~Tiger