Cigarettes are widely known for causing many health issues along with mental and physical issues. Despite this, many people are still smoking and dying from cigarette-related illnesses. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says more than 480,000 people are dying every year due to issues that come with smoking cigarettes. To help lower that number, the CDC has relaunched its campaign, ‘Tips From Former Smokers.’ The campaign focuses on seven former smokers and their journey to becoming cigarette-free. One of those former smokers is Angie P. She started smoking when she was 13 years old and became addicted to the drug. She struggled to quit for years, but smoking took away her abilit... [Read more]