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Inspiration 2

Inspiration from Former Smokers

Real people, real success stories

Inspiration from Former Smokers

Real people, real success stories

Inspiration from Former Smokers

Real people, real success stories

Smokers can and do quit smoking for good. Every day. Since 2002, there are more former smokers than there are current smokers.

Everyone’s journey to quit smoking is different—but one thing every former smoker agrees on: stopping smoking is worth it. Whether you’re thinking about your health, your family, or reducing your risk of smoking-related cancer, taking steps toward smoking cessation is a powerful decision.

You might have ups and downs along the way. You may even try to stop smoking more than once—and that’s okay. Every quit attempt brings you one step closer to a tobacco-free life. These inspiring stories from former smokers in the District show how real people overcame challenges and found the strength to stop smoking in DC. Learn from their tips, struggles, and victories. Be inspired. Be strong. Be tobacco-free.

HOPE FROM DC EX-SMOKERS

Hope from Phillip. Inspiration video

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You can do it. I did it. And I can’t even believe it still.

Phillip J., Michigan Park

Find your support, somebody who will be in your corner.

Betty B., Hillcrest

Hope from Betty. Inspiration video

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Hope from Delica. Inspiration video

I feel blessed, and I would like for other people to receive the blessing also.”

Delica M., Deanwood

It’s worth it to have your life back.

Will O., Trinidad

Hope from Will. Inspiration video

Hope from Jeff. Inspiration video

Quitting is not easy. But it is possible

Jeff S., Kingman Park

I’m proud of myself, and my daughter is even more proud of me.

Keisha G. Kingman Park

Hope from Keisha. Inspiration video
With the free DCQuitNow program, You can overcome common challenges to seeking tobacco treatment, such as transportation, childcare, financial or geographical barriers.