Hi and Welcome to Ex’s...hstokes210 Many plans of thought on this matter, however, for me this was my third and last quit. I weaned off of smoking, but had a plan when that day was over. I came here and read at My EX Plan | BecomeAnEX and planned for my actual day. Then I read everything I possible could about addiction/quitting, etc., IPreviewHide preview
Welcome to the Ex. It's your choice to use any of the available aids or none. Do your research. The information out out there seems to indicate more and more that it's not safe. I've never vaped, but it seems new quitters who switched to vaping to quit smoking are having a harder time quitting because apparently they deliver greater doses ofPreviewHide preview
Smoking is bad. So is vaping. Either way they get your money. I'm on the path to now getting off of vaping and will get down to using nothing. I won't continue the path of being addicted to nicotine. Having something in my mouth and distracting me from other things that have more value in my life. I'm not going to waste time with a friend who does…(Show moreShow less)
Welcome to the Ex. Since it's still a nicotine addiction, the information and support on this site still applies. Educate yourself about nicotine addiction and create your quit plan. It's time to begin your journey. We're here to support you! Barb
Hey everyone -- as I said in my blog post yesterday (this is my second day quitting, and I'm dying) I smoked way more of the Juul than the average person. 2-4 pods a day, a pod supposedly being equivalent to one pack of cigarettes in regards to nicotine. I've been using nicotine gum, lozenges, and patches, as well as a vitamin b12 vaporizer, to…(Show moreShow less)
Hey everyone. I just found out about this site from a google search. And hear me out. I know this is focusing solely on nicotine addiction and breaking that habit. But juuls hit on a whole new level. I have used 5% juul pods and just stopped cold turkey two days ago. I heard the third day is the hardest. Please tell me reasons on why you need to…(Show moreShow less)
Vaping did seem safer at the time but I feel betrayed. It was just a ploy to get me addicted to something else. I wish I would have just gone to quitting right away instead of switching to Juul or any other vaping product. It's such a waste of money and I'd be so much better off now. I will quit vaping and I'll do it without being chained to these…
Hi and Welcome to Ex’s...Dpremier1 I am so glad you found our site. Unfortunately, your feelings are normal. You are an addict, and the bad news, you switched one addiction for another. Some here have found that quitting JUUL was harder because you can do it everywhere, however, I have seen many “kick this habit”. I suggest you read at MyPreviewHide preview
Dpremier1 We have some resources here: Quitting E-cigarettes | Guides & Tools | BecomeAnEX but also there is the E-Cig and Vape Quitters and Users. You may find a sprinkling of posts around the site about vaping through the Magnifying glass search in the upper right as well. As indingrl.01.06.2011 suggests, the principles learned aboutPreviewHide preview
Hi All - I smoked cigarettes for 20 years. 4 years ago I quit cigarettes and switched to the Juul. I’ve had the odd cigarette here and there (mostly while in Vegas or a night out), but when I wake up in the morning, I have not been compelled to smoke cigs again. The problem is I got more addicted to my vape then I was cigarettes. I have found…(Show moreShow less)
Hi fsoko1017 and Welcome to Ex’s...it does seem that vaping is hard to quit, but not impossible. Smoking, vaping, ecigs, drinking, gambling all have one thing in common...they are addictions and You are an addict. I would suggest you to read at My EX Plan | BecomeAnEX (substitute smoking with vaping) and to join the vape group here E-Cig andPreviewHide preview
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