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Addiction & Recovery

Thyla

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4. Was she a smoker beforehand using it to quit?

Reply to RamblingRose (Original post)

Tue Jul 21, 2020, 12:05 PM

Jul 2020

Or just vaping because it´s cool type of thing.

If the latter there is no real reason to have any nicotine, if the former then quitting is hard. Vaping helps but it can be a real bummer still.

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can anyone help provide me with some insight to nicotine addiction from vaping? [View all] RamblingRose Jul 2020 OP

Yes nicotine is addictive irisblue Jul 2020 #1

Yes. WaPo had articles about it: tblue37 Jul 2020 #2

Thank you for the link! Sounds just like her. RamblingRose Jul 2020 #6

Maybe print the article and ask her to just read it. nt tblue37 Jul 2020 #10

Nicotine is one of the most addictive substances known. TygrBright Jul 2020 #3

Was she a smoker beforehand using it to quit? Thyla Jul 2020 #4

she started casually vaping her freshman year of college and it slowly spiraled out of control RamblingRose Jul 2020 #7

Nicotine addicts in need of a drag are unpleasant Warpy Jul 2020 #5

She is definitely suffering from anxiety & depression. It seems like it's all related RamblingRose Jul 2020 #8

First, find out what you can agree on with your husband. Warpy Jul 2020 #13

Vaping, even without nicotine, is very addictive Clearly fogged in Jul 2020 #9

Thank you for your insight. I notice the 'juice' bottles have nicotine levels (eg. 14%) on them RamblingRose Jul 2020 #11

The 14% is full strength, similar to popular cigarettes Clearly fogged in Jul 2020 #12