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Man, thats just wrong. But congrats on the weight loss and the quitting smoking.
As for the ecigg, good luck. I've used two at different times and failed both times. I don't know maybe if i used the higher level nicotine it would of been better? I only personally know one person that stuck with it longer than a month.
I have tried the ecigg, patch gum, smoke free pills, cold turkey and my current attempt is with chantix. Im off the pills, and am about 2 1/2 months off so far. I think the biggest help has been not drinking. So far my longest streak has been 361 days. Then i took a trip to Vegas, the day I landed I went to the store and picked up a pack and went right back to a pack pack and a half a day.
Anyway, good luck i hope you stick with it. I haven't noticed a $$ savings because right about the time i stopped smoking I picked up guns which so far is allot more expensive then smoking..
F'n Vegas! 20 months smoke free, then all it took was one trip. I didn't buy any, everything was "comped", the more I played, the more cigs they brought me. It's hard to say no to free shit (plus juggy cocktail waitresses are like drug pushers). I'm clean again, coming up on 4 months (used e-cigs + wellbutrin), but that'd be 4 years if it wasn't for "Sin City".
So as far as the e-cigs go, they do work if you're serious about quitting. Just like with the patch, pills, hypnosis, or going cold turkey...you have to want to quit. It might take serveral attempts or even a combination of things, but it's doable. Just don't stop trying to quit and eventually you will. Good luck.