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Congratulations @QuittingGirl! You’ve had an amazing year and I’m so proud of you!

Congratulations Johnny! 10 years is a long time. Thank you for hanging around and helping others like me along the way.

Welcome aboard @Ritagirl! I hope things are still going well. You’ve come to the right place for information and support. Stay close and reach out if you need anything!

@MLMR Sorry I wasn’t around to help you through your struggle last week. I hope that you are back to being you and stronger than you were before because of it. Next time you will know that you had those men lined up and kicked every one of their behinds. LOL They have no power over you now. See you around.

Happy 11th Doreen. Thank you for being here for me when I needed you most and for ALWAYS having words of support and encouragement even now.

Congratulations @Sazerac! On quitting what made you that to become THIS! So inspirational to me and so many others.

Congratulations @MarylandQuitter and thank you so very much for the TRAIN!

Congratulations Chris! Thank you for all that you do to help us all in so many different ways.

Congratulations on your 5th year of being a quitter @Sunshine59!

Job well done @Genecanuck!

Whoop! Whoop! Congratulations on 12 years Bakon!

Same. @QuittingGirl

I know, totally horrific! I think vaping is even worse than smoking, if that's even possible! I work with a lot of vapers. I’ve never heard so much coughing. Young, old, new vapers, long-time vapers; doesn’t seem to matter. They all sound the same.

Ohhhh, @DebbieS! Immersing yourself into video game play is awesome. You can lose or in this case, gain hours of your life back! Daily! HaHa I’m old school myself; Zelda, Mario Kart, any of the Lego games—Star Wars is my favorite of those. What games do you play? I wish you well as you set out on your life saving trek Monday. Can’t wait to watch you defeat Nicodemon at his own game!

Congratulations @Genecanuck! One month quit is awesome! I hope that you celebrated in grand style. I’ve enjoyed reading all the material you have contributed to the site. I feel that I have a solid quit going but it never hurts to reinforce something so precious.

Welcome Debbie. I also agree that using the same method that you used to quit smoking will be the smart way to go on quitting vaping. I look forward to seeing your success. Being active on the site helps so much and our SOS forum can be utilized with great results as many times as needed. See you around.

Welcome aboard @Asphodelian You’ve come to the right place to get your quit done! Just remember to get on here and SOS if need be and someone will help you through any craves you may have. Your life will definitely open up after quitting. We all missed out on so much while we were letting nicotine control us. I’m looking forward to seeing you around!

Welcome aboard @DFINALJ

You did try @DFINALJ Keep fighting the good fight!

Welcome aboard @I can do it Day 3 is doable. Everyone here has done it. No, it’s not easy. But totally worth it. I smoked for 35 years. You have to get your of your supply and all paraphernalia. Change up your route so that you are not driving past the places you purchased your cigarettes from. Increase your intake of fluids on Day3 and if at all possible sleep through it. I spent my first week in bed as I was experiencing a horrific state of withdrawal. Get on here and post when you are experiencing these craves and others can talk you through them. We truly want to see you succeed and experience the freedom we have acquired.

Congratulations on your awesome 8 year quit!!!

It’s great to hear from you @Linda! I think about you from time to time, wondering how you are doing. I’m very thankful that you are doing well and still keeping your quit!

I’m so very sorry for your loss. You have been doing a wonderful job fighting through these triggers you’ve had to endure. Keep fighting.

Well said @DenaliBlues Expressing these realizations could only help your healing progress and because you shared them they will help so many others.

Lighting up and taking a drag off of a cigarette requires forethought and deliberate actions. You choose to do it. No way it could be classified as a slip up. Definite relapse. And then you have to go through quitting all over again. Never doing that again. Can’t. NOPE!