Hi Jojo. Quitting because your wife is on your case ... sounds a lot like my original motivation to quit (it was my hubby, though). It took a while of trying and experimenting with different methods till I got to the right place where I could be successful and do it for ME.
If you feel that you need to try something new and unorthodox and don't mind spending the money, then go ahead ... but as others have said, this method won't help you conquer the triggers and cravings. And, the truth is, they can jump up and grab at you months or even years after the nicotine is gone from your system. So these elec. cigs alone won't get you quit.
For what it's worth, I finally turned to Chantix and it's been pretty amazing. BUT, that alone wasn't enough - I was forced to change my outlook and learn to kick out the cravings. It took some trial and error to get there. If you haven't read it yet, I recommend getting Alan Carr's book - Easy way to Stop Smoking. It is very enlightening.
There is also a similar free on-line tutorial, something about quitsmokingonline - try doing a search for it. It also gives good ideas about how to approach a craving.
Good luck, JoJo. :) You CAN quit smoking - and this site is a big help. Remember as you read posts - take what you need and leave the rest!
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[B]My Quit Date: [/B]3/29/2007
[B]Smoke-Free Days:[/B] 59
[B]Cigarettes Not Smoked:[/B] 708
[B]Amount Saved:[/B] $240.72
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