@Jessica Lynch Hello and welcome to the forums!!! The main thing is you came to the right place here.

There are a lot of wonderful people here willing to help out when ever we can. I was a smoker of 28 years but wanted to quit for my children. I am one of those that "tapered off" on smoking. It took me about 3 and a half months of dual use before I could actually quit. One must want to quit in order to be able to quit. Mind over matter. Some people can do it right away while some people need more time. Also some people just want to reduce the use of traditional cigs. A good saying here is "It is not how many you smoke, but how many you don't smoke that counts."

I found twice over time, the more you vape, the less you will smoke because it does eventually make those smokes taste nasty and not even want to touch them. Once was myself, and the other was my father that had smoked for 60 years. He wasn't even looking at quitting. He just wanted to be able to do so inside of hotels since they traveled a lot. The only other bit of advice that I can give is to vape Unflavored if you are used to smoking regulars. To me, vaping flavored and smoking was like brushing your teeth and then drinking a glass of orange juice. It just doesn't mix well in my opinion. Any who, I wish you a happy adventure on your journey of quitting smoking. Any questions, do not hesitate to ask. The only stupid question is the one not asked!

Cheers

and Happy Vaping!!!
