I just realized today is my 2 month anniversary, although a ticker would say 59 days because of that pesky February being short thing. Nevertheless, yay me!
And here I was going to ignore this thread; congrats starsong!
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And here I was going to ignore this thread; congrats starsong!
I just realized today is my 2 month anniversary, although a ticker would say 59 days because of that pesky February being short thing. Nevertheless, yay me!
Yes! Yay you! Congratulations!!!
Congrats to Starsong and Dee.
Way to go you too. Looking forward to when I can say that too...
Way to go you too. Looking forward to when I can say that too...
Yes everybody goes on ignoring with out you.
I too am totally lostWell now I'm just going to ignore the whole thing
Congrats, star. I have no anniversary because I still cheat. I guess I could say it's been almost 90 days since I've had more than 10 cigarettes in a single day, and over 60 days since I've had more than 4. I used to smoke 2 packs a day.
Thanks Frick. I think we can safely go with the 'over 60 days' since you became a regular vaper. Those 4 are part of your daily routine, but otherwise you vape - and that is awesome!
I never said it was 2 months completely cig-free. Just 2 months since it became the normal daily choice. There have been a few cigs that snuck their way in, but those were either experimental (I wonder how it would taste now), or after that one really horrid day at work (I'll show them! I'll smoke! Ha!)
But otherwise, I don't really think about them any more. And I can still hardly believe it after so many years.Thanks. I do like to think that 4 is far better than 40, but I'm still working on getting rid of them.
Thanks Frick. I think we can safely go with the 'over 60 days' since you became a regular vaper. Those 4 are part of your daily routine, but otherwise you vape - and that is awesome!
I never said it was 2 months completely cig-free. Just 2 months since it became the normal daily choice. There have been a few cigs that snuck their way in, but those were either experimental (I wonder how it would taste now), or after that one really horrid day at work (I'll show them! I'll smoke! Ha!)
You make me feel better about it, so thank you. I don't really think about them anymore, and I go to work without any analogs, and that's a huge thing for me. I've been late opening my shop in the past because I had to go buy analogs.
It is a huge thing! I remember the first day I left the house without mine. I used to still carry them even if I didn't use them, just as a security blanket. But one day, I just up and left without even thinking about it. So liberating
BTW.... everyone. It is official. You can vape in a Hospital (at least in the one I was at). I was visiting my sister in a Hospital in Kansas and nobody even looked twice at me. The nurses all knew what it was. One told me her husband is a vaper. The main doctor that was seeing my sister said "Good for you getting off of those cigarettes" and said his brother had just quit with an ecig too. It was sureal. But, they did insist that you not do it in any sensitive areas like the ICU. My sister's room and the waiting room were both A-OK though. I also vaped at the Outback, Joe's Crab Shack, a Shopping Mall, and in my Hotel Room with no problems at all. I wanted to see if the larger Cities were accepting of it, so I did it everywhere to see what the response would be. I am so pleased that the word is finally getting out to the general population.
That's great to hear Vapin', hope your sister is going to be OK. Places like a hotel room and the mall I wouldn't be as cautious, but I still get a little nervous doing it at a restaurant. I'll sneak a couple puffs and put it away. It just feels weird.
You're welcome. And thank you for sharing your smile and, apparently, and very happy moment in your life.
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