And what an easy process it was. Started vaping at the end of March, and gradually lowered the number of cigs I was smoking till at the very end where I smoked 1 cig with my first cup of coffee in the morning. That lasted 2 days, when on Sunday morning I told the wife, "I don't know why I'm out here"(outside). My pv was satisfying me more than that cig was. So that was it. There is still, for whatever reason, that urge to have that cig with my coffee, but a few hits on the pv and all is well. As of yet, not noticing any difference physically in the way I feel from not smoking, but mentally, I feel GREAT for not smoking. A lot of credit goes here, to this forum and it's members, you all have put up with my dumb questions, frustrations, and panics. I know I would not be where I am if it weren't for this forum.
It really IS a great feeling, isn't it? I'm not yet a full 2 weeks off analog's and I still occasionally think I'd like one, but I think it's the 2 decades of physical routines (outside to smoke in the a.m., smoke with coffee, smoke after a meal, smoke before bed, etc.) that causes that momentary lapse more so than the actual wanting to smoke. I have to agree with you on how easy it was to quit. I'm still amazed and I recommend 
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