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Avoiding smoke!


Question Posted Saturday April 17 2010, 5:31 pm

Okay, sooo.. Both parents in my family smoke i've tried talking to them about going outside but since it's "not my house" and since "i'm the child
" I can't control where they smoke.

if I am in my room with the door shut but people are still smoking not to far from me is that considered 2nd hand smoke and can I still be harmed from it? I mean i'm doing my best to avoid it..


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dancedance42 answered Saturday April 17 2010, 11:11 pm:
second hand smoke can be just as damaging as smoking
its good you are trying to avoid it, but if people are smoking inside its going to be very difficult.
keep urging your parents to quit or at least smoke outside so they dont ruin your lungs
xxtiffany

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braytak answered Saturday April 17 2010, 10:53 pm:
yes and yes. the ductwork in houses is connectde so any smoke in any room can wend its way into any other. Prolonged exposure to sencondhand smoke can be harmful. Whether you will be harmed or not is an uknown, as it is highly individualistic.

The addiction to cigarettes (nicotine) is actually stronger than that of heroin, so it is typical for smokers to be unreasonable.

You could try telling them you do not want them or you to get lung cancer, and that the chance of living long with lung cancer is around 16%.

If they refuse to budge, an air purifier in your room can help the air quality so you are not breathing as much junk in the air.

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