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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Tanis143" data-source="post: 3148262" data-attributes="member: 43724"><p>I'm glad ya'll were able to quit, trust me, I am. My problem is I went a year and half without any nicotine in my system and the symptoms never went away. Grouchy doesn't even cover it. Sometimes all it would take is a look from someone and I would have to walk away. A few times I didn't. I would have extreme problems with concentration. I would go in to take tests and even though I knew the subject material I would do poorly because I would get distracted when reading the question, or I would read it and before I could think of the answer I would start thinking of something else. And this went on until I started smoking. Both my parents were heavy smokers and they would smoke everywhere. At home, the car, the mall, the restaurants, everywhere. The only time during the day I wasn't around nicotine was at school and at practice. So when I say I will probably never get off nicotine, I mean it. If going a year and a half without nicotine didn't clear up the symptoms I have no clue what else would.  That is why I am so gun ho about keeping vaping around. Without it I might end up back on the cancer sticks or start dipping. Are there possible dangers to vaping? Could be. Without any long term studies we can't say 100% that its safe. However, there are plenty of studies that prove vaping has a much less risk than smoking. So for now I can satisfy the nicotine my body needs to regulate my mood and concentration with a significantly reduced risk. Not to mention vaping tastes and smells a helluva lot better than smoking.</p></blockquote><p></p>

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