We also gotta praise Sean for being an amazing friend, $3,000 of his own money as motivation to help his friends succeed at a goal that’ll never affect him. W friend

This was a great documentary. People really don’t know how hard it is to deal with any kind of addiction

It's truly fascinating how different people react to addiction. My story was this: "Man this shits expensive" throws vape out car window and that was it. No withdrawals, no challenge. For some reason my body just didn't react that way. Hoping this makes people less scared to quit, it could be easy or it could be hard. You won't know until you try.

I personally do not vape. but I can really appreciate a sincere documentary advocating for quitting that isn't some sort of TV campaign that just makes recovering addicts/addicts who desire to quit feel worse or just deter them from quitting altogether. this was a great look at how nicotine addiction is a reality. congrats on quitting and great doc.

Girl, I have never hit nicotine and I hope I never will, but I am so freaking proud of you! You literally vommited, cried, craved, and you had so much willpower that you made it to 125 days and beyond. You are amazing!

so many people are complimenting the documentary itself but i want to compliment YOU. this was such a hard decision to make and i’m so impressed and proud of how resilient you were and all the times that you could’ve broken your streak and you didn’t. amazing!! so proud and good luck xx

I’ve tried quitting. The longest I’ve gone is 5 days. She is absolutely correct on everything.

"I can't believe I was using something that made me throw up when I quit, that made me have mood swings, that had that much control over my body. And I'm so happy I stuck it out because I feel like I am in control now of my life and my body." SO POWERFUL! So proud of you & thanks for taking us along this journey with you!!

can we just take a moment to appreciate how much of an editing masterpiece this is

This is really incredible. Extremely well made it really feels like a segment you’d see on the news or something. And it’s cool that you’re so willing to put your personal life out there like this to bring attention to addiction. Great stuff.