Monthly bill commenced smoking as a teenager—and dismissed his doctor’s warning that smoking could make his diabetic issues a lot worse. In this emotional video clip from CDC’s Ideas From Previous People who smoke marketing campaign, Monthly bill explains how a lot his existence improved. He quit smoking just before he turned 40, but not just before dropping a leg, kidney purpose, and the sight in a single eye. Monthly bill died from coronary heart ailment at age 42.
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My mum smokes I try to stop her like hiding her smokes but i get into trouble and when she saw the terri ad she turned it off I'm 10 years old and I'm terrified
Thank you Bill, and bless your heart for sharing your misfortune with us.
He just died!
He said "that" cool, so its still somewhat cool
I'm diabetic… So glad I never went through with trying that first cigarette…
Don't smoke.
Bill succumbed to his health problems Sunday evening August 3 2014. He was outdoors working on a project. He greatly loved by his family. I know. He's my brother in law. Bill,you will be missed, bro.
Thanks for your story.
Thank you Bill for having the courage and strength to share your powerful message. Smoking will rob you of your years of life and significantly diminish the enjoyment of your life. When you life with diabetes and add smoking, your ability to avoid diabetic complications becomes virtually impossible.
Thank you for being so inspirational ! Your a good person and I'm glad your safe and alive !!!