http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...ation-just-quit-close-giving.html#post2795175
Thought you guys might have some insight for him.
Thought you guys might have some insight for him.
Canadian Newbie needs your advice
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Thank you Switched, I knew someone would get over there if they saw his post. Hard for those of us not in Canada to help him-honestly. To have been there and done that is the only way.
Thanks so much for letting us know! I went over there asap and posted for him some links and a thread to read. http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/canada-forum/158604-perils-new-vaper-must-face.html I hope this helps! And I hope our awesome Canada forum will come together, LIKE I KNOW WE ALL WILL, to ensure this person gets on the road to recovery from the death of his friend from lung cancer and get him breathing clean air, and personal vaping!
It's funny but I still expect to be hacking up phlegm every morning as a matter of habit. It hasn't happened since I quit smoking. As short as a week afterward, I could inhale, and feel like I could just keep on inhaling for ages. It took me a couple of days to get used to, and was a really sobering reality.
I wish the blessing of that on everybody who wants to quit smoking, so I hope that new smoker follows through and posts here so we can help him/her along.
I wish the blessing of that on everybody who wants to quit smoking, so I hope that new smoker follows through and posts here so we can help him/her along.
I agree. I am an auto detailer. I have to use an acid on rims to get them clean. it is horrible smelling stuff. I have to hold my breath while I spray and sometimes have to walk away and take a fresh breath and go back. since quitting analogs, I realize I can hold my breath now for the whole rim spraying without the need to walk away and take a breath... so my lung capacity is improving...
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