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Support for New Year's Quit Smoking ResolutionsDecember 19, 2007
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Support for New Year's Quit Smoking Resolutions Summit County, OH " If your New Year's resolutions include quitting smoking, you don't have to do it alone. Free quit smoking classes are offered by the Summit County Tobacco Prevention Coalition. Participants of the classes may be eligible to receive quit smoking medications such as Chantixtm, the nicotine patch, gum and lozenge at a reduced cost. Classes in January are being held from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. and run for 5 weeks each. Choose from sessions on Wednesdays beginning January 9th at St. Thomas Hospital; Wednesdays beginning January 23rd at Shaw Jewish Community Center; Thursdays beginning January 24th at Cuyahoga Falls General Hospital; or Thursdays beginning January 31st at Barberton Citizens Hospital. These class, and others throughout the year, are run by the Summit County Tobacco Prevention Coalition with funding from the Ohio Tobacco Prevention Foundation. Registration is available online at www.smoke-freecommunity.org or by calling (330) 861-7179. Picture yourself smoke-free in 2008! ### Comments
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Posted by Robin Anderson December 25, 2007
I don't know where the Ohio Tobacco Prevention Foundation is getting the money to fund this program but bravo for the effort, never-the-less! I'd only hope they'd allow folks with health insurance coverage to enroll in the smoking cessation classes offered by the Summit County Tobacco Prevention Coalition; the health insurance industry should be more than happy to help finance such a worth-while program, given the cost savings they'd realize through prevention.
Make up you mind and give it a try folks! I stopped smoking 8 years ago Memorial Day weekend ater smoking for 29 years...HOO-RA! I decided to use the patch for 12 weeks; I figured if it didn't work out I wouldn't have spent any more money for the patches than I would have for 12 weeks worth of smokes, eh? I'll certainly be rooting for ya! Login above or Register to comment. |
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