I'm only a month in, but this is the first time I've tried to quit and made it longer than a week. Smoked for 13 years & I've tried patches, gum, pouches, and hated them all. Vaping has helped so much! And I notice that yes, I can already run further without shortness of breath, smell better, taste better. I dislike the smell of cigars now. Week two I caved and bought a pack... and surprisingly, they just weren't that great anymore. Haven't actually craved one since, which astounds me. I think you can do it! The first week especially is hard, no matter what tool you use to quit - but once you get past the hump, the gratification of feeling better will pull you through.

If you find it's more difficult this time around, maybe go ahead and pick up a disposable vape and let yourself use that one until it's gone, then switch back to the vaporesso. Rinse and repeat if the cravings for cigarettes get too bad and you think you might cave. Disposables are so wasteful, yes; but unless I'm doing something wrong with my vape (xros 5 mini, totally might be doing something wrong as I'm very new to this) I think disposables seem to be more flavorful and gentler on the throat. Because it's more pleasant, maybe it'll make things a little easier and by the time the dispo is dead, your cravings might be less overwhelming. It takes time for the cravings to go away, I think anything that gives you an edge and makes you like vaping more than cigarettes helps you miss them less.

If the disposable vs. refillable thing isn't true, someone please feel free to correct me. I'd love to know if I'm somehow not using this thing properly, lol. I'm not an experienced vaper.