Exposed to asbestos? Take steps to quit smoking

If you’ve been exposed to asbestos and you smoke, you need to quit smoking. Just thinking about quitting smoking may make you anxious. So before you quit, start by taking these five important steps:

1. Set a quit date,

2. Tell people that you plan on quitting,

3. Anticipate challenges you will face in quitting,

4. Remove tobacco products from your vicinity,

5. Talk to your doctor to get help in quitting.

Keep in mind that if you have been exposed to asbestos, it is even more important for you to quit the smoking habit.

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