Comments on: What Passive Smoking Does to You? http://smoking.ygoy.com Quit Smoking: How to Make it Happen? Fri, 20 Nov 2009 17:16:54 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Stevo http://smoking.ygoy.com/what-passive-smoking-does-to-you/comment-page-1/#comment-9540 Stevo Mon, 17 Nov 2008 00:44:01 +0000 http://smoking.ygoy.com/what-passive-smoking-does-to-you/#comment-9540 With everyone saying how dangerous passive smoking is, it's astonishing there is anyone left on the planet. Just how did people survive during the 40's, 50's and 60's when there was so much smoking everywhere? These days a mere whiff of cigarette smoke and a non-smoker claims they are near to death. It really is pathetic. People smoked around me when I was a child. It hasn't resulted in any damage to my brain, lungs, growth or lifespan. Your children are in far more danger from the air content that you can't see, particularly air pollutants from diesel and gasoline. Add to that all of the man made fibres in the air you breathe from furniture and clothing, The medical profession tells us thousands have been dying from passive smoking, and yet this is never recorded as a reason at the time of death, it's merely extrapolated from very small samples of data. I wish someone would provide some REAL evidence for deaths caused by passive smoking and not just the BIASED MANTRA that is reported in the media. With everyone saying how dangerous passive smoking is, it’s astonishing there is anyone left on the planet. Just how did people survive during the 40’s, 50’s and 60’s when there was so much smoking everywhere? These days a mere whiff of cigarette smoke and a non-smoker claims they are near to death. It really is pathetic. People smoked around me when I was a child. It hasn’t resulted in any damage to my brain, lungs, growth or lifespan. Your children are in far more danger from the air content that you can’t see, particularly air pollutants from diesel and gasoline. Add to that all of the man made fibres in the air you breathe from furniture and clothing,

The medical profession tells us thousands have been dying from passive smoking, and yet this is never recorded as a reason at the time of death, it’s merely extrapolated from very small samples of data.

I wish someone would provide some REAL evidence for deaths caused by passive smoking and not just the BIASED MANTRA that is reported in the media.

]]> By: arvind http://smoking.ygoy.com/what-passive-smoking-does-to-you/comment-page-1/#comment-8201 arvind Sat, 27 Sep 2008 14:45:52 +0000 http://smoking.ygoy.com/what-passive-smoking-does-to-you/#comment-8201 i clearly object smokin in public since it not only affects the smaker but has a severe affect on passive smokers it inlfuences young children of ages 12 and above to try this out i clearly object smokin in public since it not only affects the smaker but has a severe affect on passive smokers it inlfuences young children of ages 12 and above to try this out

]]> By: kim http://smoking.ygoy.com/what-passive-smoking-does-to-you/comment-page-1/#comment-2807 kim Mon, 17 Mar 2008 06:55:53 +0000 http://smoking.ygoy.com/what-passive-smoking-does-to-you/#comment-2807 Reading this made me cry. I think it's time that us passive smokers that do not have a say to speak up. My mother smokes around me. In our home. In the car. At the dinner table. In the lounge room. Out in public. Yet, the moment i cough from the smoke to insinuate for her to put it out, i get the whole "dont you tell me how to live my life, when you grow up perfect then you can judge me". The minute i ask her to put it out or leave the room in frustration, it turns into a screaming match, usually resulting in tears. Don't people understand what it's like to be effectively shortening your own child's lifespan. Or possibly, how that is making their child feel. Well i can say, being that child, at the age of 17, it feels horrible. To have to live with it. Everyday. Adversely affecting my health. My father also smokes, however i do not live with him. My twin brother smokes and has since he was the age of 12. Clearly, family plays a major influence in this problem. So many people die every year from the causes of smoking, and also, unfortunately... many also die from the long term effects of passive smoking. One day, my name will probably be added to that list as i've been subjected to this my entire life. So, if anyone has any idea's on how to escape this... im all ears! thankyou for your time. kim. australia. melbourne. Reading this made me cry. I think it’s time that us passive smokers that do not have a say to speak up. My mother smokes around me. In our home. In the car. At the dinner table. In the lounge room. Out in public. Yet, the moment i cough from the smoke to insinuate for her to put it out, i get the whole “dont you tell me how to live my life, when you grow up perfect then you can judge me”. The minute i ask her to put it out or leave the room in frustration, it turns into a screaming match, usually resulting in tears. Don’t people understand what it’s like to be effectively shortening your own child’s lifespan. Or possibly, how that is making their child feel. Well i can say, being that child, at the age of 17, it feels horrible. To have to live with it. Everyday. Adversely affecting my health. My father also smokes, however i do not live with him. My twin brother smokes and has since he was the age of 12. Clearly, family plays a major influence in this problem. So many people die every year from the causes of smoking, and also, unfortunately… many also die from the long term effects of passive smoking. One day, my name will probably be added to that list as i’ve been subjected to this my entire life. So, if anyone has any idea’s on how to escape this… im all ears!
thankyou for your time.
kim. australia. melbourne.

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