Wow cool. It will not be 2 years for me intill next winter

Did you notice alot of change?
Well, I don't choke on vape anymore... LOL When I first started, inhaling it was inevitably accompanied by a coughing fit. It was hard going for a while. I have asthma, and vape seemed to aggravate it something awful. Worse than smoking ever did. But I had to stop smoking for a couple of reasons - it was hurting my lungs, I was getting constant bronchitis, and it was costing *way* too much.
Actually, I first started vaping three years ago, not two, and between the coughing and the endless struggle with equipment (I just didn't get along with first-edition carts), I went back to analogs for awhile. But on second start I didn't have so much trouble with coughing, and the equipment got better, so I stayed with it.
There are some changes. My lungs and bronchial tubes don't hurt anymore. I haven't had bronchitis in over a year. I don't wheeze like crazy when I go to bed. But I do get asthma symptoms a little more often than with analogs - it's not surprising, really, since the vape particles are larger than the smoke particles, and cigarette smoke has broncho-dilators in it, as I understand it. So I use my inhaler twice a day rather than once a day.
My sense of taste has improved a little. I must say though, that unlike reports from many others, analogs don't taste bad to me. I still like them, and once in a blue moon I allow myself one or two. But it's very rare, because I don't need them anymore. I just enjoy them, is all. But I enjoy vaping, too, so I don't *have* to have analogs - that's the big difference.
I've lowered my nic dosage from 18 to 12, too, and I am thinking of going lower at this point. I'd like to get down to 0, eventually.