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The Center for Disease Control launched a new anti-smoking campaign, Tips from a Former Smoker, which features actual former smokers. These former smokers suffer from various diseases including cancers, heart attacks, strokes, asthma and Buerger’s disease due smoking and exposure to secondhand smoke. Their compelling stories send a powerful message: Quit smoking now. Or better yet — don’t start.
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wow this is very very strong… I want to quick
Is mota ok?
Really sickening
If the government is all about safety and banning things that are dangerous then why is this still legal? I can get a ticket for not buckling my seat belt while driving but I can kill myself and everyone around me slowly with tobacco smoke..sounds hypocritical to me.
I need to quit.
Franklin, some cities provide assistance to people that want to quit. You should look into it.
As a former smoker, I can only tell you of my regret, my shame, my weakness. And now, of my pride, my success, my strength when I stopped.
Powerful messages. wow!