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Health Tip: When You Want to Quit Smoking
By LadyLively on December 6, 2013
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Quitting smoking is tough, but relying on friends and family can help you get through the challenges.
The American Cancer Society offers this advice:
- Let friends and family know that you’re trying to quit.
- Socialize with those who support you in quitting, preferably those who don’t smoke or who are ex-smokers.
- Explain what you need from loved ones, whether it’s being patient, being available for phone calls or adhering to smoke-free environments.
- Develop a good understanding of how each loved one can help you quit.
Source: HealthDay
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