Ya i guess you are right from the other posts i see on the forum from day to day.
I guess for me i have tried every option imagineable but to no avail. The e cigg was the last resort after so many failed attempts.
I am also wondering if the e cigg would have worked for me ten years ago hmmm. After 20 years of smoking I'm at the point were i desperately needed to do something. I guess i'm just so happy i have found something that works for me at this point in my life! I still get urges but feel going back is not an option for me but only time will tell, i have only been analog free for maybee 4 months.
Would you agree it's the best and most powerfull tool to quite smoking on the market today?
Anyway good luck charlie girl and your efforts to quite.
Thanks hon. I do agree with you and I didn't mean to sound so pessimistic, I've been smoking a l - o - o - o - n - g time (40+ years) and have tried quitting many many times. Talking about being desperate to have something work! I guess you can't expect a habit like that to just go away but I had my hopes on vaping in a big way since I read and saw so much about how people smoking for years took a few puffs, and poof, the end of cigarettes for them! I wanted that too! Realistically, I am thrilled with the progress so far, down from 2+ packs a day to less than a half pack most days. without much effort at all. That is definitely great, and I really am happy about it, but now I feel saddled with the paraphernalia for addiction times 2! I never keep the cigs near-by, I eliminated all the visual cues, keep my trusty Tornado with me at all times and do a ton of positive self talk...and out of the blue comes that tidal wave of craving for that friggin' smoking demon! If you could hear me talking to myself you would probably have me committed because I sound like a lunatic! I want to be an ex-smoker! I want to feel the success of accomplishment finally, and not be my own worst enemy! Maybe, like I've heard from many, I just need to chill out and give it time, quit pressuring myself and be happy with the progress I have made... every cigarette NOT smoked is an accomplishment. I believe it, so WHY do I let it taunt me? I'm not a masochist! Jeez! It makes no sense. But I guess addiction never does! If anyone has any insight, please, lay it on me!!!
