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My husband had quite smoking cold turkey upon his conversion 3 years ago. He had been smoking 2 packs a day for 5 years. After some time without smoking at all, he found it necessary to ease off and started using e-cigs. He has been slowly but surely lowering the nicotine content over time, and is very close to going off of it. However, he says that the craving of having something to simply puff on is a need that may not go away ever. And it may be because of his ptsd and anxiety, that he needs to maintain the habit as a comfort blanket of sorts. As I see it, the use of e-cigs is no more harmful than chewing gum. maybe less so.
Thank you for your comments and the warm welcome! It really helps to know that other people have similar experiences. Being a part of this group has already helped me more than I can say. Thank you 
Thank you for your response! My issue is mostly one of not knowing what to think about the issue. I love my husband and I support his getting the medication that helps him. But I have been afraid to talk to ANYONE about my concerns for fear of what I might hear. After testing the waters with my family and hearing them fiercely deny any possible medical use for cannabis, I’ve been more than a little worked up . . . letting my fears heap up more and more anxiety.
