Tony
I'd like to offer some different approaches for your next quit.
First, don't use terms like "fell off the wagon" or "slipped". It really minimizes your accountability. In fact, it makes it sound more like an accident rather than a conscious choice to smoke again.
Stop saying "hopefully" you will quit this time. It's all about making a real and solid commitment.
Don't assume that that NRT's will magically make quitting a breeze. It's more about your mindset than anything else. Sure NRT's help many people, but they're not a panacea for all withdrawals. And more importantly, talk to your doctor before using 2 types at the same time. I'd be shocked if any medical professional thought that was okay.
As others have said, you can do this. Sometimes it just takes looking at things a little differently to reach the desired outcome.