My Experience of Lung Cancer

It has been just over a year now since I lost my gran and I think through writing this I could perhaps set it all to rest. I thought that things were beginning to go well for our family in August 2006, my youngest son had just started in a language unit at a local school to help bring on his language development and I myself was accepted onto an HNC early education course at the local college. The pressures of extended family life where eased as it was going to be a very busy year for me and to be honest I was glad of the break. We are a typical close knit family that do anything to help one another but me being the only female driver things tend ...  Read the complete review

"I've been smoking 50 years and its never done me any harm!", this is a quote l will never forget from my stepfather, Mick, about 4 months before he died of lung cancer, directly due to smoking. He was a very fit, strong and seemingly healthy man in his early 60's. He worked as a dairyman on a local farm and had done so for almost all his working life, working outside in the fresh country air. He had the physique of a 40 year old and was incredibly fit. He only had one real weakness and that was his cigarettes. He would cheerfully admit he really enjoyed his smokes and wasn't going to stop for anyone. The owners of the farm ...  Read the complete review