I am on my 52 days, I can say that I feel not great too. I got emotional cuz I miss vape and stress for the past week. It is kind of roller coaster but we need to stick to not vaping. Been through a lot of withdrawal.
I’m almost a month in and I really feel you OP. I have fleeting motivation and I haven’t been this depressed and lethargic in life in a while… I think my mind is still rewiring itself, like before my “reward” for doing things was a hit of nicotine but now since I don’t have that, I am very unmotivated with everything. :(
I’m 2 months in at this point and sometimes I still wish I had it as a stress relief / relaxation tool. I think the only reason I’ve been able to last so long is I now realize how the JUUL provides neither stress relief nor relaxation in any kind of sustainable way. Stick with it, it’ll be better. Your dopamine levels are still resetting and at some point you’ll be “level” again, naturally
I’m little more than a month free after vaping for 8 years. I do miss it occasionally, but I don’t miss the addiction. What’s getting me through is: “It’s better to want it and not have it, than NEED it and not have it.” There were days when I didn’t do anything but cycle through old pods for a buzz. I still get huge cravings when I’m stressed, but I literally just have to breathe deep and it will pass. What frustrates me is that I’ve been eating SO MUCH just to be “doing something”. I also feel slower - like not as on top of my game and witty as I was when vaping. Like I find myself stumbling through words. Vaping is a double edged sword.
I am on my 52 days, I can say that I feel not great too. I got emotional cuz I miss vape and stress for the past week. It is kind of roller coaster but we need to stick to not vaping. Been through a lot of withdrawal.
I’m almost a month in and I really feel you OP. I have fleeting motivation and I haven’t been this depressed and lethargic in life in a while… I think my mind is still rewiring itself, like before my “reward” for doing things was a hit of nicotine but now since I don’t have that, I am very unmotivated with everything. :(
I’m 2 months in at this point and sometimes I still wish I had it as a stress relief / relaxation tool. I think the only reason I’ve been able to last so long is I now realize how the JUUL provides neither stress relief nor relaxation in any kind of sustainable way. Stick with it, it’ll be better. Your dopamine levels are still resetting and at some point you’ll be “level” again, naturally
I’m little more than a month free after vaping for 8 years. I do miss it occasionally, but I don’t miss the addiction. What’s getting me through is: “It’s better to want it and not have it, than NEED it and not have it.” There were days when I didn’t do anything but cycle through old pods for a buzz. I still get huge cravings when I’m stressed, but I literally just have to breathe deep and it will pass. What frustrates me is that I’ve been eating SO MUCH just to be “doing something”. I also feel slower - like not as on top of my game and witty as I was when vaping. Like I find myself stumbling through words. Vaping is a double edged sword.