I started smoking cigarettes when i was 12 or 13 years old. I am an almost 53 year old woman who has tried many times over the years to quit smoking. I tried the patch, but it was affecting my heart beat. I tried various brands of pills to stop smoking as well, but all they did was make me either very angry or very depressed. In 2012 I had seen these electronic cigarettes where you have to change the filter end of it or it was disposable too.It did not work for me. In November of 2012 I was involved in a severe car accident that had rendered my trachea and esophagus very much damaged. In September of 2013 I was introduced to the electronic cigarettes that used a liquid ejuice. I was having trouble talking and singing (which I truly enjoyed before my accident). Once i had been vaping for about 6 weeks or so, I began to see a significant difference in my voice and ability to breathe better as well. I was no longer struggling to take a breath and was able to hold a note for more than 2 seconds.It is now just over 7 months for me and I feel so much better. If I was unable to get my supplies in the manner i do now, it will be impossible for me to continue on my road to recovery and to truly be able to say that i have been successful in my goal to make my first year of being smoke free. This is a goal that my dad and I have had for over 2 years. Unfortunately my dad didn’t make it to this phase of electronic cigarettes, so my determination has grown stronger. Please do not take this away from us as we have all been positively affected by this wonderful product and line of juices and flavors for it. Thank you.