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Watch what cigarettes really do to the lungs

Whispers
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1 hour ago, TravellingSunny said:

Wow.

Good fuel if ever at a breaking point, watch that video before blowing a quit... I sure will

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    yuck! it's awful to think what I did to myself all those years of smoking. Thanks for sharing, Whispers.

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    This is explains smokers having more difficulty breathing out than breathing in at times. 

     

    My Mum died of lung cancer and I remember watching her chest seem to deflate too quickly when she breathed out. Now I know why.

     

     

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    I'm not surprised. All those chemicals we sucked into our lungs for years & years! At least we here have stopped the continuing damage. There are thousands; no, millions of others out there who continue to suck that deadly crap into their lungs. Be proud that YOU are not one of them :) 

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    My user name jas nothing to do with my lungs. Mine probably don;t look that way.

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