Took my brother to the ER last weekend. Granted, I worked their for four years, but there's still a few I don't know because I haven't been in that section of the hospital for a year or so. While we were waiting a unit clerk friend of mine came in and asked if I got my e-cig. I said yes. Of course, my brother and I had been discreetly puffing on it. I told her to stand in front of the door to block view and showed her. She tripped, grabbed a nurse. Showed him. He tripped, grabbed a PA. Showed him.
I was being discreet because I didn't want patient's to see and get the wrong idea. It was good.
I do it in front of the people I know I can. But vaping is getting to be such a habit, it's like a security blanket in the palm of my hand. I was in Walmart for about an hour and realized I'd had it in hand the entire time. I scrambled to think back. Had I vaped in the store??? I don't want to subconciously vape in the wrong place. Yes, I know there's really no "wrong" place, but I think you also have to be in the mood for a lengthy presentation.
The ER experience was good. I would just like to get enough people knowing about it that they don't make a big deal and forbid me from doing it.
I was being discreet because I didn't want patient's to see and get the wrong idea. It was good.
I do it in front of the people I know I can. But vaping is getting to be such a habit, it's like a security blanket in the palm of my hand. I was in Walmart for about an hour and realized I'd had it in hand the entire time. I scrambled to think back. Had I vaped in the store??? I don't want to subconciously vape in the wrong place. Yes, I know there's really no "wrong" place, but I think you also have to be in the mood for a lengthy presentation.
The ER experience was good. I would just like to get enough people knowing about it that they don't make a big deal and forbid me from doing it.