Three years came and went.

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RoseB

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In the beginning of September I hit the three year mark. This time around there was no need to reward myself. For all of you starting out: you can make the switch. Seriously, you got this. I was a one & a half - 3 PAD chain smoker for almost 20 years. For five years I chewed a can of straight up dip every day. Then there was the times I did both at the same time (gross). If I did made the switch, then anyone can :)
 

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2 years here;
haven't bought any more shiny stuff in months either! So i'm past the break even point.
It's been a while since I've bought anything new. Been pretty much using my Provari 2.5 for about two years now. The thing looks like it's been through an apocalypse. Of course I keep a back up(s) (SmokM80 & MVP). Congrats on the two years that is awesome!
 

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Yup, just hit a year in October and can't see any reason Togo back to slow imminent death with the smokes!!

I do however want to purchase every new and shinny atty I see, tank or dripper but I've been good for quite a while.......... At least 3 months if that counts!!??
Way to go! I think a pure lack of interest in rebuilding and sub ohm stuff has kept costs down lol.
 
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mwaid1988

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Oh man, congrats! I recently started 4 months ago but I know I'm stuck to vaping now too because I recently got sick and I couldn't vape. Now this morning feels like christmas because I can vape my DIY caramel cappuccino ejuice and its amazing!! Something funny in my attachment too, look at this anti vape bs!!
 

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mattiem

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After over 45 years of smoking for me I will be 4 years smoke free come this Friday. I never imagined that quitting could be so easy. I was one of the fortunate ones. I was a smoker one day and a non-smoker the next.

I think it can happen to anyone as long as they want it to happen. The right equipment helps too, although I quit with a tiny cig-a-like. I have much better equipment now but will be forever grateful for that first little kit.
 
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