Ban smoking in the home?
New research suggests that passive smoking makes children more vulnerable to serious infections that lead to diseases such as meningitis. There is also evidence that nine out of 10 cases of cot death could be linked to mothers who smoked during pregnancy. So is it time to ban smoking in the home for the sake of our children's health?
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C from L says:Jan 21, 16:19
Nice idea Nico unfortunately the government would have to think how they would replace the millions of pounds worth of taxes they get from it.
Should smoking be banned in the home?Yes -
nico from tine says:Jan 21, 10:58
ban the sale of all tobacco.save all the discussions where you can and cant smoke.
Should smoking be banned in the home?No -
carlie from newcastle says:Jan 20, 17:28
well done to you too.
Not that hard is it?
Yeah nights out are abit boring for that space of time, the more my mates drink the more they smoke, so i end up with the DJ most of the night, not to bad though! he can't be we have been dating for 5 months! -
C from L says:Jan 20, 16:23
Well done Carlie I gave up in October last year and I have to say I don't miss it at all. I went on Saturday night with my best mate who smokes and the only thing that bothered me was being left on my own 10 times during the night!
Should smoking be banned in the home?Yes -
carlie from newcastle says:Jan 20, 15:21
thanks C from L, i gave up on christmas eve, and not a ciggie since, in fact the smell of them now makes me sick........
COME on GUYS GIVE UP NOW, AND WELL DonE IF YOU HAVE OR TRIED
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