Vaping to Quit or Quitting to Vape?

[D4rk50ul]

I started vaping because I am a realistic person. I know smoking will kill me eventually, I don't try to fool myself into thinking I won't be a statistic. I also know that quitting cold turkey only works on the paper doctors wrote it down on, and not in actual practice. The other devices such as the patch and gum simply don't work, they are just the best that was available at the time.

It took me years to get this addicted to smoking, I am not looking to the e-cig as a miracle cure. It just happens to be the first invention that actually works, and allowed me to quit smoking right away with minimal withdrawal. I think the reason everyone fails at quitting is because of the unrealistic expectations they and others put on them. I'm going to take my time expecting a possibly bumpy road, and for now just make the most out of my new life stick.

 

[BlueMoods]

From day one, vaping was, for me simply a new way to smoke and a new brand- I never intended to quit smoking, just eliminate the mess analogs create is all.

 

[Goz]

At this point in time I'm just hoping to kick the analogues, if I end up replacing one unhealthy habit with a healthier and cheaper (maybe) habit I'm OK with that.

The way the government keeps jacking up the taxes on cigarettes here in Australia, I think I will be way out in front financially after a couple of months of vaping if I can kick the analogues.

 

[mark78]

I wanted to quit smoking, and found ET. and I love to vape. I have 8 month free analogue.
Vape On

 

[SilverStrings]

Good responses guys, thanx. I guess there's no way to see the future.. one step at a time. I've been cig-free for over 72 hours, thats definitely the most important thing right now. Pretty soon I might be able to do things I've practically forgotten how to do, like... running

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