New York City Anti Smoking ad, Suffering from Stroke

Smoking can have devastating consequences on one's health. Dying from smoking is rarely quick and never painless. To quit smoking, visit http://www.nyc.gov/nycquits today!

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[jetsings]

GLozell brought me here

[BeBeAyumiReturns]

so, this is what GloZell meant..

dis is really scary..

[MzKateara0412]

@jetsings right GloZell brought me here

[MzKateara0412]

right GloZell brought me here

[kAsHMoN311]

im gonna show my dad this comercial he had 3 strokes a few years back but hes walking and working again hes doin better then most people who have one stroke but i know and he knows we dont ever want that to happen again he picked up cigerates a year ago he says it relieves stress but i say bs he says he dosent want to ever sit in a wheel chair ever again

[ojeestudio]

Every reason to quit smoking - the shock value of this ad is compelling. I hope it helps. Well done.

[TalkingLeavesOnWind]

Post three of three: On the other hand, any of us can have a stroke through accident, illness or a variety of reasons. We can only hope that someone gently cares for us in the end, no matter what the reason.

[TalkingLeavesOnWind]

My once beautiful mother withered away into nothing more than a shell of skin and bones, staring into space, like the woman in this video. She always said, "I started because it was glamorous back in the fifties,and besides, we all have to die from something!" Before she lapsed into a coma the day before she died she said, "I wouldn't want anone to start smoking."

[TalkingLeavesOnWind]

Both my parents died within six weeks of diagnosis. It was quick, but it wasn't pretty. In the end, my father choked the last several hours of his life.

[ZumbawithAddy]

This scares me more than anything else, including death... The pain and suffering of a prolonged illness.