thanks ECF!

[misskate]

Just wanted to say hello and thanks to everyone on ECF! Wouldn't have done this without you. I kept seeing an "E-cigarette" poster at the convenience store where I bought my analogs. Not wanting to try it without doing a little research, I hit Google a little over two weeks ago and eventually found ECF. The many, many helpful posts convinced me to invest my money in a Joye 510 with a PCC (got it from Cignot--they're awesome) rather than get the cheap one from the convenience store. Smoked and vaped occasionally for a few days and then a couple of days ago started vaping in the morning and haven't touched an analog since. In a few short months I would have been smoking for 17 years...

Can't thank you all enough. Look forward to posting about my experiences and milestones.

 

[whiskey]

Hi Miss Kate...Pull up a chair & enjoy all the things ECF has to offer...Congrats on finding the best Forum around with good people on it
WELCOME!!!!

 

[Rosa]

Welcome to the forum

 

[MarlyMarl]

Isn't this place great! Hello and Welcome aboard

 

[Tracker II]

Welcome MissKate. Don't forget to keep us posted on your progress.

 

[misskate]

Thanks for all the warm welcomes!!!

 

[classwife]

Welcome misskate !! A+ on your homework !!!

 

[5cardstud]

misskate to ECF. Cignot is where I went after seeing ecigs at the mall about the same way you did. I hope you find it as rewarding here as I have.

 

[jj2]

Welcome MissKate!!!!.................

 

[kwanYin]

Welcome MissKate, You will find this forum is not only full of great information but helpful supportive people.....

 

[okieguy]

personal motivation to quit-----By way of background, my wife & I are long time analog users and have failed at numerous attempts to quit; using numerous methods. I was recently diagnosed with throat cancer and underwent radiation & chemotherapy. Obviously, at long last, I had to quit smoking.
The cancer is currently in remission. (Note that one can never claim he/she no longer has cancer, only that it is currently in remission. In the same vein, a former smoker can never claim to be a non-smoker; only that he/she is currently not using tobacco products).