She will be back to smoking in no time!
You can't say that.
Before vaping there were still millions of people who did quit smoking. And they quit successfully.
There is absolutely nothing wrong with wanting to do a more "cold turkey" quit.....its hard, but many people do successfully quit that way.
I myself quit for 5 years (about a year before vaping came on the scene) using Chantix. I had no side effects and yes, it worked for ME. I had a death in my family and picked up a cig and that propelled me back to smoking for a year. If vaping had not come along, I would have just done my quit again, but vaping certainly made it more COMFORTABLE. The point is, that my mind was set on quitting, and I was psychologically READY and willing to quit.
This "my dad is better than your dad" thing is sort of childish, IMHO.
In order to support vaping, does one actually have to phoooh-phoooh every other harm reduction / quit method out there? I think not.
I have always been of the idea that we are all here to help each other, and I see no reason why somebody who is vaping can't help and support somebody who is using the patch, etc. IF that is the choice the other person has made. It's all about getting off the stinkies, isn't it?
Or, maybe it isn't anymore. At any rate, I have no use for vape snobs.
I think vaping is great! I think it is the easiest way to quit smoking. Some people don't want to continue to inhale stuff into their lungs. Everyone has different goals and different paths and reasons for doing things and HOW they are doing things. A friend of miine just quit cold turkey, 3 years ago, he had heart bypass and simply DID NOT want to use any nicotine anymore, (vasoconstrictor).
Again, I'm 62 and the number of people I saw smoking out there in the world had declined markedly in the last 20-30 years.....I was the ONLY "baby boomer" I knew (personally) who still smoked back in 2004.....