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Romancing The Smoke is John Aaron's blog about his lifelong battle to quit smoking (which he did more than nine years ago) and the stories, history and news in the absurd world of Tobacco and Nicotine. Author of Romancing The Smoke: Reflections of a Nicotine Addict, John illustrated writer Sean Daly's memoir and completed his second book, Aaron's Book of Contemporary Demons. Romancing The Smoke can be found on Amazon. Twitter: @romancethesmoke
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Romancing The Smoke is available on Amazon...
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with smokers about the addiction...
Romancing The Smoke: Paperback and Kindle on Amazon
Saturday, January 18, 2014
Creepy Tobacco Factoid (CTF) # 6
The Surgeon General states in his most recent
findings that at least 5.6 million children will
grow up to die of tobacco related diseases.
These two ailments, Diabetes and Colon cancer,
as mentioned in yesterdays post, have joined the
fray as official dangers to smokers.
My mother would have been 92 today had
she not had dreadful diabetic complications
in her seventies stemming from a lifelong
smoking habit.
Be aware: She quit two packs a day at age 50-
but it wasn't nearly soon enough.
findings that at least 5.6 million children will
grow up to die of tobacco related diseases.
These two ailments, Diabetes and Colon cancer,
as mentioned in yesterdays post, have joined the
fray as official dangers to smokers.
My mother would have been 92 today had
she not had dreadful diabetic complications
in her seventies stemming from a lifelong
smoking habit.
Be aware: She quit two packs a day at age 50-
but it wasn't nearly soon enough.
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