Just want to say

[OSUkhoas]

I know everyone has to struggle with completely getting analogs out of their life, me especially, but it just want to say congratulations to anyone who has made the effort to get rid of them for good. Yes sometimes we fall back into old ideals and have one, but everyday we make an effort to vape and not smoke an analog is a win in my book. We all slip up, but what we have to remember is that every day we choose not to smoke an analog is a win. And eventually we can all be analog free. Keep trucking and never forget why you chose vaping over analogs!

 

[JaxMike]

Thanks for the positive comment. Yep... lots of people doing things they never thought possible.

 

[Sugar_and_Spice]

Hello. There are no hard and fast 'rulz' to quit reg cigs. Each has their own pace. We celebrate the ones NOT smoked and no one here knows better than us all it takes to give them up.
You are def in the right place. ECF has great supporting members, so feel free at anytime to post anything you want to talk about. ECF also had the largest resources in finding similar situations you may find yourself going thru.

Good luck. And keep vaping.

 

[Kim B.]

I really do think that finding ECF has helped me stay on track. It's a comfort to know that so many people here have taken those same steps and can completely relate to the challenges involved.

 

[OSUkhoas]

Thanks for the positive comment. Yep... lots of people doing things they never thought possible.

That's my favorite part about vaping, we do things we never thought we could,.

Hello. There are no hard and fast 'rulz' to quit reg cigs. Each has their own pace. We celebrate the ones NOT smoked and no one here knows better than us all it takes to give them up.
You are def in the right place. ECF has great supporting members, so feel free at anytime to post anything you want to talk about. ECF also had the largest resources in finding similar situations you may find yourself going thru.

Good luck. And keep vaping.

Thanks for the kind words, especially about the ones not smoked. Every one we don't smoke is a victory in my book, but I really appreciate your words of encouragement. It's a long road, but we all start somewhere.

 

[CKCalmer]

[...] every day we choose not to smoke an analog is a win. And eventually we can all be analog free.

Amen, brother. I've been analog-free for 42 days (exactly six weeks). Thanks to (1) ECF, and all the great information shared by members who are far more experienced than I am, and (2) Halo, for making such great quality vaping hardware and juices.

When I started vaping earlier this year, it was with Blu, because I honestly thought that's all that was out there. And according to Stephen Dorff and Jenny McCarthy, it was ( ). I still smoked several analogs each day, while struggling to get enough of a nicotine fix with my Blu kit, albeit I was using many fewer analogs than I used to burn in a day. When I got my Halo G6 starter pack, I smoked one last analog that evening after vaping Menthol ICE for most of the day. I guess I was curious as to what an analog would taste like after a day of vaping. It was nasty. On January 13th, 2014 I smoked my last cigarette. I've never looked back, and I never will.

 

[OSUkhoas]

Amen, brother. I've been analog-free for 42 days (exactly six weeks). Thanks to (1) ECF, and all the great information shared by members who are far more experienced than I am, and (2) Halo, for making such great quality vaping hardware and juices.

When I started vaping earlier this year, it was with Blu, because I honestly thought that's all that was out there. And according to Stephen Dorff and Jenny McCarthy, it was ( ). I still smoked several analogs each day, while struggling to get enough of a nicotine fix with my Blu kit, albeit I was using many fewer analogs than I used to burn in a day. When I got my Halo G6 starter pack, I smoked one last analog that evening after vaping Menthol ICE for most of the day. I guess I was curious as to what an analog would taste like after a day of vaping. It was nasty. On January 13th, 2014 I smoked my last cigarette. I've never looked back, and I never will.

I have to say the halo menthol starter lack helped me say goodbye to analogs, kringle's kruse and sub zero were the two that really turned things round. Menthol ice and mystic helped too, but those two flavors are now in my every day vape.

 

[jensy]

I know everyone has to struggle with completely getting analogs out of their life, me especially, but it just want to say congratulations to anyone who has made the effort to get rid of them for good. Yes sometimes we fall back into old ideals and have one, but everyday we make an effort to vape and not smoke an analog is a win in my book. We all slip up, but what we have to remember is that every day we choose not to smoke an analog is a win. And eventually we can all be analog free. Keep trucking and never forget why you chose vaping over analogs!

So true , so true. Just keep fighting the good fight and vape on. Give yourself a pat on the back because quitting the killer sticks is really a big deal.