Should there be free clinics where smokers and can actually get real help with stopping smoking?

Question

I'm referring to this because there are people that really would like to stop but they can't. One of the things that stops them from trying to stop is that they can't take the additional expense of a medication that may or may not work.

In addition, I wonder how many crimes are committed just because the person didn't have a cigarette. Believe it or not, yes it is that bad. We never know what straw is going to break the person. They may be on egde and burst out where they wouldn't have.

Answer 1

There is nothing in life that is free.
Everyone should take complete responsibility for the decisions they make in life.

Answer 2

My wife is now an ex smoker. She basically quit cold Turkey. One day at work she ran out of cigarettes and couldn't leave to get anymore, she went for the day with out smoking and decided not to smoke anymore. Its something you have to want to do, if you really dint want to quit nothing will make you. her first week was touch, she slept a lot more then normal and it was hard for her not to smoke if she didn't have anything else to do so she had to keep busy. She still wants a cig every now and then but with her will power and my Support shes Still not smoking. Ive heard when you hit 6 months of not smoking that even harder then right after you quit because your body is getting rid of all the nicotine. Again what it boils down to is you really have to want to quit. If you don't then you didn't want it bad enough.

Answer 3

Sure let the taxpayers pay for our stupid decisions. No, I think we should use a 12 step program. Accept responsibility for your own actions and don't act like it is up to someone else to fix your crap.

Answer 4

Yes, but there should be a two dollar tax on every pack of cigarettes to pay for it

Answer 5

Call your American Cancer Society, they can help in ways you would not believe.
I am a smoker and also needs their help.