CDC: Tips From Former Smokers - Michael F.: Your World Keeps Shrinking
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- Опубліковано 22 бер 2020
- Michael smoked for more than 40 years and developed COPD. Breathing became so difficult that he had to give up many of his favorite activities. He lies awake at night regretting all he’s lost because of smoking.
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Don't smoke to impress your friends, kids. It's not worth sacrificing your life.
Thanks for sharing your story Micheal, it takes guts to show your feelings.
Poor dude, he seems like a good cool guy. Sucks people fall victim to this type of stuff. I’ll never smoke, man..
Dr. Sintahaus I know him. He’s awesome
I feel so bad for him, it looks like he’s put on weight due the fact that he can’t be active anymore like he use too by doing what he loved to do :( he seems like a down to earth and genuine guy.
These videos helping many people.
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Michael thank you for sharing your story, I wish you well! My mother has COPD and still smokes. As kids we went without but she always had money for cigarettes. She is angry at everyone except herself
You.have helped.many people. The more people stop the better.
Take these commercials To the corporations that make these addictive drugs. These people are just victims of corporations that feed these poisons to the consumer.
V C they choose to smoke themselves, why pick up a cigarette ?
I never smoked and I have it you are a moron
Wow this weighs heavy as I watch my own life slip from my grasp.
I recently quit 3 months ago. I am 66 years old. I need advice, can anyone help?
Keep going doing even think of em.....I just quit black n milds after 23yrs
Keep up the good work
Charles: Go and read The Happiness Trap by Russell Harris MD. That'll give strategies.
I had been smoking since age 14 and quitted cold turkey at age 39 in 2014. I just quitted, using no substitution or any crutch whatsoever. That was the absolute best method that really works. The first 3 years of quitting was the worst, as my body adjusted to the new condition and my lungs detoxed. Really taxing, physically and mentally. I personally don't think I could've handled that at age 66.
The reason for my quitting? My children. I quitted smoking when they were born. I didn't want them to grow up as a passive smoker, as I had been throughout childhood, teen and adult years. My dad was a heavy chain smoker till the day he died due to a heart attack, in 2006.
I love my dad. He's the best father, but he was a smoker.
Stay strong, though. Quitting is seriously good at any age--as long as it is not too late.
Wow
wow
These people started at a young age
May 2 2012 was my 17th birthday.
It was my 14th birthday.
That’s my past a way sisters b day
Construction debris inside lung's
Why did they take away everything from him? It makes no sense to me
Rey Mundo Pay attention. He lost a the ability to do the things he loved. He’s young and
Quit many years ago. Either you are 12 yrs old or just don’t understand what he’s saying
@@jaynesteiner4460 Or he's a troll.
this is where smoking gets you