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Posted by Dream Faerie
- December 22, 2004, 03:01:27 PMOnce I realized that I was already hooked :( I do have to say that I LOVE the Anti-Smoking commercials I have been seeing lately >:D
Posted by fuzzyferrets
- December 22, 2004, 12:31:59 PMthe best is to never start
Posted by Dream Faerie
- December 22, 2004, 12:23:17 PMI quit smoking on Labor Day.. I started whwn I was 12 years old, I just turned 34 when I quit. But I betchya it wouldnt have been worth it to quit after so long :(
Posted by soupsportz
- December 22, 2004, 12:19:17 PMWow, too bad my grandmother passed away recently at 71 smoking about 1/3 of that amount form lung cancer, directly related to smoking!
Posted by fuzzyferrets
- December 19, 2004, 06:49:59 PMQuote from: Barbara on December 19, 2004, 05:15:43 PMsorry about that
What an odd story. My Mom died of lung cancer recently.
Posted by bob@pogopal
- December 19, 2004, 06:06:13 PMSome folks just don't understand statistics. Besides, for all we know, the woman would have lived to 130 had she not smoked.
Posted by Homer
- December 19, 2004, 05:29:37 PMSorry to hear that. :'(
Posted by Barbara
- December 19, 2004, 05:15:43 PMWhat an odd story. My Mom died of lung cancer recently.
Posted by Homer
- December 19, 2004, 05:07:37 PMNow that's a lot of smoking. :o
Posted by fuzzyferrets
- December 19, 2004, 04:48:20 PMCigarettes can make you live till 105!
Marie Ellis, a woman lived for 105 years despite smoking nearly 500,000 cigarettes during her lifetime.
Ellis died of old age heart failure recently, and was cremated clutching a packet of her favourite Benson and Hedges Gold and flowers shaped like cigarettes on top of her coffin.
Ellis, who remained single throughout her life, smoked almost 15 cigarettes a day or 5,500 a year from the age of 15.
Meanwhile, the Eaton Lodge nursing home in Westgate London is erecting a concrete ashtray in the garden as a memorial, which can be used by the staff during smoking-breaks.
"She smoked right to the end," The Mirror quoted matron Maria Kallis as saying.
Marie Ellis, a woman lived for 105 years despite smoking nearly 500,000 cigarettes during her lifetime.
Ellis died of old age heart failure recently, and was cremated clutching a packet of her favourite Benson and Hedges Gold and flowers shaped like cigarettes on top of her coffin.
Ellis, who remained single throughout her life, smoked almost 15 cigarettes a day or 5,500 a year from the age of 15.
Meanwhile, the Eaton Lodge nursing home in Westgate London is erecting a concrete ashtray in the garden as a memorial, which can be used by the staff during smoking-breaks.
"She smoked right to the end," The Mirror quoted matron Maria Kallis as saying.