My trip to Michigan made me even more determined to quit, as one of my cousin's (she in one of the pictures I posted (with scarf on her head due to chemo)does have lung cancer. She smoked at least two packs a day and was given a mere few months. I'm so so sad for her. She was on oxygen 24/7 but now can be off it a few hours at a time. The doctor said that the cancer is shrinking but that it is normal for lung cancer and usually comes back. Seeing what she has gone through breaks my heart, and although it's so sad to say, she has been a source of my determination to quit.
TIS
"Mankind must put an end to war before war puts an end to mankind. War will exist until that distant day when the conscientious objector enjoys the same reputation and prestige that the warrior does today." JFK
She smoked at least two packs a day and was given a mere few months. I'm so so sad for her. She was on oxygen 24/7 but now can be off it a few hours at a time. The doctor said that the cancer is shrinking but that it is normal for lung cancer and usually comes back. Seeing what she has gone through breaks my heart, and although it's so sad to say, she has been a source of my determination to quit. 
