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3 comments
Thanks for the link!
That is some huge list. If I do a few more things that are on it, I'll be in good shape!
Having a (never-smoking) mother who had a misfortune of getting lung cancer, I cannot imagine why would someone willingly increase one's risk of getting this terrible disease by a 1000%...
No matter how hard it is to quit, it is a whole lot better that getting lung cancer. Believe me.
I also cannot help by thinking some years back when my mother was working as an engineer and people were smoking all around her. Was this a factor in her getting lung cancer? I'd never know. But I am not particularly tolerant of smokers these days.
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