Speak up for yourself when you are assaulted by an inconsiderate smoker. And above all, speak up for defenseless infants and children who are exposed to smoke by a thoughtless parent, grandparent or other guardian. Speak up for a child who is constantly being subjected to side stream smoke by a thoughtless or non-caring parent or grandparent who will insist on taking his or her own pleasure in spite of the hazard it presents tot he child. This is nothing less than a SILENT CHILD ABUSE.

There are other reasons to quit smoking beside health factors. If your own health and the health of your loved ones isn't enough to turn you off of smoking forever, consider the social reasons to quit.

It is ironic that most of us started smoking for social reasons. Our peers did it and so we did it to be part of the gang. Peer pressure is the major reason most smoke; that or seeing our parents or grandparents do it. We find that peer pressure is one of the strongest reasons for quitting the smoking habit. Finally, popular opinion has turned against the smoker. Smoking is no longer "in." It has become an anti-social habit. Smokers are in a minority in the United States today. Depending on what part of the country you are in, what economic level you are part of and what your educational level is the percentage of smokers ranges from less than 20% to 35%. In any situation, non-smokers far outnumber smokers.

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