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Read Letters

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Samantha davis

I have to do this. You can barely breathe. You question whether or not it will now have long-lasting effects on your health even if you do quit. You know also that when you quit, thats what when everyone in your family was...

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Ashley K.

I need to be the best version of myself for my daughter. Need to live as long as possible and be present now.

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Margie

My Grandchildren. I had no idea the love that was missing from my life and my heart until these three beauties were born. I want to be here for them – to watch them grow and blossom and succeed. I know I won’t be around...

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Christine Oneil

Dear me, You have smoked for over 35 years. You have watched your mom and 2 sisters pass away at the ages of 53, 46 and 43 as 2 died from lung cancer and one sister from leukemia. You are now 55 and just had your first...

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Julianna

Dear Cigarettes, I know we have been friends since childhood but it’s time I say goodbye. I...

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Gretchen

Dear me, I am ready to quit smoking because I am tired of searching for outside things to fill up...

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Margo O.

Dear me Remember when we were 14, and our brother stole a couple of pall malls from dad? We ran behind the big rock in the field and lit them up, inhaling and coughing and we said this is horrible! We aren’t going to do...

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Katherine B.

I’m ready to quit smoking I started to young. The last horrible habit I have to break these...

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Roseilda M.

I’m quitting smoking for myself because I Want to be around for my family and don’t want health problems I want to feel better and my clothes and body doesn’t smell of smoke I’m happy without them

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Jennifer D.

Dear Me already wrote letter a month or a little more ago. Just want to say good job self, been 6...

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Michelle N.

Dear Michelle, Hi yeah it’s me. Your very dear friend you! Listen my girl we need to talk....

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Dan

I’m ready to quit vaping because over time I have noticed the bad effects on my health. When I have kids I want to be able to keep up with them and live my life to its fullest potential. Im done putting harmful chemicals into my...

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Syd

I’m ready to quit. I’m ready to quit adding errands onto my busy schedule to go to the store to support my habit. I’m ready to quit waking up in the morning and looking for a vape rather than looking forward to my day. I’m ready...

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Jennifer D.

Dear Me, I’m quitting Smoking so my health gets better. So I don’t struggle with breathing, so hopefully won’t get really sick in summer and winter. Usually ammonia, or bad case of bronchitis. Either one...

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Dear Me: Ron

It’s impossible now to even imagine there being a time when I smoked three to four packs of cigarettes a day. For thirty years I inhaled that disgusting smoke into my lungs and blew it back out again, surely exposing...

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Dear Me: Cindy

Dear Me, We both need to quit this habit, I am being stupid, I had Open Heart Surgery and my Husband has Emphysema. I want to lead a long healthy life with him and have a lot of years together. Sincerely,...

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Dear Me: December 30, 2015

You know your pulmonary Dr has told you all the damage you are doing to your lungs smoking with COPD . He has told you at the age of 58 your lungs are like an 80yr old. He reminded you how many relatives you have lost and that...

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Dear Me: Michelle

I quit 10 days ago. I have been smoking since I was 16 I am now 48 I wanted to quit for a couple of reasons on because I’m a grandmother of a beautiful little boy who turns one this month, also I started mixed martial arts a...

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Dear Me: January 26, 2015

I did not realize what a hold cigarettes had on me, but we were all exposed to “fags” as being hip, sophisticated and cool. Heck, we even got candy cigarettes in our stockings on the mantle at Christmas time !!! We would take...

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Dear Me: Heidi

Dear Me, Please quit so you can experience the beauty that your grandchildren bring to your life. As the grandbabies age they are very smart and recognize that smoking is harmful, stinky, and dirty. Furthermore, this habit is...

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Dear Me: Melissa

You quit in 2007 because your beautiful, smart 2 yr son Joe begged you to quit! You did it! Remember? YOU and Holly, together climbed the depths of hell, you used the patch, you went to Exeter Hosptial cessation program and you...

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Dear Me: June 20, 2017

You used to yell at your parents for smoking. Your dad had 3 heart attacks and could die if he doesn’t quit. Your fiancé is in the army and if you smoke around him and he starts again, you could mess up his entire career and you...

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Dear Me: Pam

I wish so badly that I could go back and never start to begin with. I am just about 40 and I am already having trouble breathing. Stairs are soo hard, doesn’t help being over weight. Quitting will help you to get back in shape...

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Dear Me: Jean

You were diagnosed with Type I Diabetes and Cancer runs in the family. Don’t you want to live a long healthy life? Cigarettes don’t control you, you control you. You have tried to quit before and failed but you have much to live...

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Dear Me: Catherine

I’m tired of smelling like an ashtray, hearing the constant whirring of the “air purifier” that doesn’t work, and having that sticky iick taste in my mouth. I want to BREATHE! This is going to SUCK but you have so much in your...

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Dear Me: Kerri

Dear Me, You’re grandparents have both passed away from cancer. They once smoked once upon a time like I do. You need to quit. you got this. you’ve done it before and failed when something bad happened in life. Its life.. stuff...

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Dear Me: February 24, 2014

Dear Me, You grew up with both parents smoking and absolutely hated it! You got smoke in the eyes, ashes that went back in your face if you had the front and back car windows open, burns on your fingers from a hug with a...

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Dear Me: Jared

I smoke because I love it; the way it feels entering my body, the opportunity to get outdoors, and the ability to release from relentless anxieties. But I want to quit. I’ve realized that I can replicate that feeling of euphoria...

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Dear Me: Ryan

I know how many times you have tried to quit and failed. watched your health decline along with that nasty smell always on your fingers and in your mouth. I love you a lot and I think you would be a lot better off if you would...

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