Hello all, just another new member here.
After trying (and hating) cheapy e-cigs I finally sucked it up (pun intended) and bought a real kit.
Talk about an easy quit! I was easily-and embarrassingly-a pack a day smoker at my worst. I was already sick of the stink, coughing, and expense but was having a hard time quitting. I received my e-go kit less than a week ago and it was the best thing I could have done for myself. On day one, I only had three analogs (because I was still learning and making mistakes with using the e-go) and am now stinky stick free. IN LESS THAN A WEEK! I am completely giddy.
I really wish I had taken this leap long ago when some friends of mine made the switch. Even after just less than a week, I am already starting to feel much, much better.
My work is transitioning to a Smoke-Free Workplace in the spring of next year. Unfortunately, that also includes e-cigs. So my next goal is to reduce down the nic content in my juices. I hope that will help the cravings subside a bit. As I am reading more and more about the vaping community, I have a growing outrage by the vast amounts of resistance to e-cigs in legislatures. I would think that there would be more acceptance to a device which has helped so many smokers quit, and stay quit. I would think that an alternative to a suicide inducing drug would be embraced. As far as this being a nicotine dispensing device, ok I get that. But my work, for example, will pay for gums and nicotine patches which do the same thing...how are those any different?
Ahhh I guess I am rambling a bit...and this was only meant to be a "hello" post.
Hello!
After trying (and hating) cheapy e-cigs I finally sucked it up (pun intended) and bought a real kit.
Talk about an easy quit! I was easily-and embarrassingly-a pack a day smoker at my worst. I was already sick of the stink, coughing, and expense but was having a hard time quitting. I received my e-go kit less than a week ago and it was the best thing I could have done for myself. On day one, I only had three analogs (because I was still learning and making mistakes with using the e-go) and am now stinky stick free. IN LESS THAN A WEEK! I am completely giddy.
I really wish I had taken this leap long ago when some friends of mine made the switch. Even after just less than a week, I am already starting to feel much, much better.
My work is transitioning to a Smoke-Free Workplace in the spring of next year. Unfortunately, that also includes e-cigs. So my next goal is to reduce down the nic content in my juices. I hope that will help the cravings subside a bit. As I am reading more and more about the vaping community, I have a growing outrage by the vast amounts of resistance to e-cigs in legislatures. I would think that there would be more acceptance to a device which has helped so many smokers quit, and stay quit. I would think that an alternative to a suicide inducing drug would be embraced. As far as this being a nicotine dispensing device, ok I get that. But my work, for example, will pay for gums and nicotine patches which do the same thing...how are those any different?
Ahhh I guess I am rambling a bit...and this was only meant to be a "hello" post.
Hello!
