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smoking, smoking was banned in all bars and restaurants in 2005, in 2019 that was extended to include outdoor seating in thousand restaurants as well as public places. maybe that should be done here. 08085 909 693, 85058, is it your moral, solemn, nay, patriotic duty, to quit smoking? i mention steve barclay, the health and social care secretary, a previous health secretary back in 2004 created a right stink, which is what cigarettes do, john reid, he angered health campaigners when he came out with this stuff, he said, smoking is one of the few pleasures left for the poor on sink estates and in working men s clubs. he said the middle classes were obsessed with giving an instruction to people from lower socio economic backgrounds, and smoking was not one of the worst
think? it is a tax, as a kid i had to deal with the awful bullying about the smell of smoke on my clothes were my parents, to embarrass me inviting people over, my brother spent his first birthday in hospital with severe asthma and he almost died several times in his childhood years. even at a young age a connection between poor health and smoking, it isn t about the smoking, it s about the negative effects to others, my brother smokes, scarily and my brother does to as well as my parents and it scares me to see his health deteriorate. this text says i am 75, had a stroke three years ago, almost housebound for the last month, had a cigarette each day for a month and it is the highlight of my day. sydney in peterhead in aberdeenshire, the north east of scotland. a couple more, i have a catch up with eight retired friends and former colleagues about every six weeks and in the past year we
blackpool. i think we have emma coming up as well. sarah, what would you like to say? i coming up as well. sarah, what would you like to say? you like to say? i am a smoker. i have given you like to say? i am a smoker. i have given up you like to say? i am a smoker. i have given up in you like to say? i am a smoker. i have given up in the you like to say? i am a smoker. i have given up in the past - you like to say? i am a smoker. i have given up in the past over. you like to say? i am a smoker. i have given up in the past over al have given up in the past over a period of time and i chose to go back to smoking. like your previous guest i enjoy a cigarette. my main concern personally as i work with teenagers and the amount of teenagers and the amount of teenagers vaping and using vaping to access is for many more concerning than trying to stop adults who have their own minds and thought processes from stopping smoking. we need to concentrate on this dynamic of society. young p