Not sure if you can help or not but here goes.
My husband Eddie, a disabled combat veteran with 3 tours of duty resulting in severe PTSD was a 2.5 pack a day smoker for almost 20 years before being diagnosed with pre-emphysema 2 months prior to me giving birth to his only son. He tried everything to quit smoking, a habit that he depended on to calm his nerves since the events that caused his PTSD, the patch, nicotine gum/mints, medication, even hypnosis over the years all to no avail. For his birthday last January I bought him a vaporizer, the Wismec Reuleaux DNA200W starter kit complete with tank, batteries, charger, and coils for a little over $200 at our local vapeing store which has,since closed after my older sister was to quit smoking after almost 30 years with the help of this product. Eddie was able to go from 2.5 packs a day on January 18, his birthday, to using only the vaporizer by February 21, the day I gave birth to our son Teagan Edward and to using the 0mg e liquid by last summer. He continued using his vaporizer and not touching cigarettes until 2 weeks ago when someone broke into his truck stealing it among other things. Now with his being the only income and the added cost of our 11 month old son we could not afford to replace his vaporizer and he has thus began smoking cigarettes again. Is there any way your company could help? I read online that sometimes companies will send free products for customers to test and give reviews, what better review than a 20 year 2.5 pack a day veteran being able to kick his habit in less than 35 days? Any help would be greatly appreciated and if unable I thank you anyway just for hearing me out.
Sincerely Heather H
P.S. Wow some of you people are horrible. Not everyone is looking to scam someone. FYI, hes been rolling his own cigarettes which cost about $15 every 2 weeks, a lot less than a vaporizer that actually works. He tried the disposable $5 ecigs, and $15 pens but they just don't produce much vapor. And obviously you guys have not experienced what someone suffering from severe PTSD from active duty goes through. But thankfully we found someone with a heart to help, so we no longer need anyone's help. I pray non of you ever need help only to be patronized.
My husband Eddie, a disabled combat veteran with 3 tours of duty resulting in severe PTSD was a 2.5 pack a day smoker for almost 20 years before being diagnosed with pre-emphysema 2 months prior to me giving birth to his only son. He tried everything to quit smoking, a habit that he depended on to calm his nerves since the events that caused his PTSD, the patch, nicotine gum/mints, medication, even hypnosis over the years all to no avail. For his birthday last January I bought him a vaporizer, the Wismec Reuleaux DNA200W starter kit complete with tank, batteries, charger, and coils for a little over $200 at our local vapeing store which has,since closed after my older sister was to quit smoking after almost 30 years with the help of this product. Eddie was able to go from 2.5 packs a day on January 18, his birthday, to using only the vaporizer by February 21, the day I gave birth to our son Teagan Edward and to using the 0mg e liquid by last summer. He continued using his vaporizer and not touching cigarettes until 2 weeks ago when someone broke into his truck stealing it among other things. Now with his being the only income and the added cost of our 11 month old son we could not afford to replace his vaporizer and he has thus began smoking cigarettes again. Is there any way your company could help? I read online that sometimes companies will send free products for customers to test and give reviews, what better review than a 20 year 2.5 pack a day veteran being able to kick his habit in less than 35 days? Any help would be greatly appreciated and if unable I thank you anyway just for hearing me out.
Sincerely Heather H
P.S. Wow some of you people are horrible. Not everyone is looking to scam someone. FYI, hes been rolling his own cigarettes which cost about $15 every 2 weeks, a lot less than a vaporizer that actually works. He tried the disposable $5 ecigs, and $15 pens but they just don't produce much vapor. And obviously you guys have not experienced what someone suffering from severe PTSD from active duty goes through. But thankfully we found someone with a heart to help, so we no longer need anyone's help. I pray non of you ever need help only to be patronized.
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