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We all have a story to tell about tobacco. It doesn’t have to be a novel, or a life-changing moment, but it could be. For many, it is.

Please share your story about tobacco with others. Your story could make a difference in your community and on your campus.

  • “How I quit.”
  • “Why I want to quit.”
  • “It’s hard to quit and this is what it’s like.”

Eve Fralick’s Tobacco Story

As an athlete, I abhor the use of addictive substances that could impact my body, performance, or training capabilities.  The nicotine in cigarettes has been found to be a highly addictive substance that results in shortness of breath and increases the potential for emphysema, heart disease, stroke, and cancer.  In a world that is already filled with pollutants, I am left to wonder why anyone would want to knowingly put themselves in harm’s way.  I find it very sad to see people (particularly, young kids) smoking when I am at an event knowing all of these health risks and their negative impacts.  I also get frustrated with the cigarette companies when I travel outside of the United States to third world countries and see advertisements promoting smoking in a much more persuasive manner than is typically seen in the U.S.

Eve Fralick

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