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Please stop smoking! You're affecting a whole lot of people!

For a long time, I thought the risks of smoking were personal choices, a burden carried only by those who held the cigarette. But the more I’ve immersed myself in cancer advocacy, the more I’ve realized that the air we share is a communal responsibility.

Secondhand smoke isn’t just a nuisance or a lingering smell in our clothes. It is a direct, involuntary carcinogen. When I talk to families affected by lung cancer—especially those who have never smoked a day in their lives, including myself, the reality hits hard.

Consider this: According to the Surgeon General, there is no safe level of exposure to secondhand smoke.

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I thought about my brother when I saw this post. He’s healthy, but he spent decades working alongside a coworker who smoked every single day. For years, he felt it was a workplace hazard, but never really said anything for fear of being scorned.

Thank you for highlighting that there is no safe level of exposure. I wish more people understood that the choices they make with a cigarette don't just stay with them.

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