Giving up smoking... Let's hope it sticks this time.

[GolemsVoice]

I have nothing to offer but my support and, even if you don't make it, my respect. Shaking of such a thing is never easy, and even trying is a good move.

[Starwulf]

Originally Posted by MageOfCakes

I have quit by using smokeless cigarettes (i.e. electronic ones)

Granted this isn't like really quitting as you are still getting nicotine, but it is cheaper and you are not getting all the tar and other junk as in a traditional cigarette. I also find I use them less than I would smoke normally. Anyway, it has worked for me and I find I breathe better. Good luck to you.

How many inhales do you get from one of those E-Cigs? I would really like to quit smoking myself(as mentioned earlier in the thread, I've had no luck in previous attempts), but I've heard these are pretty good for weening yourself off, since you don't have to commit yourself to an entire cigarette, just take a couple of puffs to get the nic you want, then put it down.

[MageOfCakes]

Originally Posted by Starwulf

How many inhales do you get from one of those E-Cigs? I would really like to quit smoking myself(as mentioned earlier in the thread, I've had no luck in previous attempts), but I've heard these are pretty good for weening yourself off, since you don't have to commit yourself to an entire cigarette, just take a couple of puffs to get the nic you want, then put it down.

You get about 200 inhales form an e-cig cartridge. They are indeed good for weening yourself off. After I got mine I quickly dropped to one real cigarette a day to none. Keep in mind that your body still craves other chemicals in cigarettes so don't get discouraged too much if you try it and don't quit entirely right away.

[Malak'ai]

Well, forth day of trying to quit and I'm about >< that far from having a hissy fit because the cravings are so bad.

Thank you all for the support and I'll be looking into how much one of the e-cigs costs.

[Hbgplayer]

Just found this thread, and I have to say keep going man. I'm sure it's bad now, but you will be sure to thank yourself in the future. I personally have never smoked, but my grandmother, now 72, smoked most of her life, right up the point that she was put on permanant Oxygen because her lungs are so ravaged by emphazima (spelling?).