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✅title: Don't Quit Now: 3 Mindset Shifts to Get UnstuckFeeling stuck—mentally, emotionally, or spiritually? This one's for you.Here are 3 powerful reminders to help you move forward when you're feeling stuck:
Breaking Free: Addressing Tobacco Use in the LGBT+ CommunityWhile tobacco use has declined in many populations, some groups—like the LGBT+ community—continue to be disproportionately affected due to targeted advertising and misleading campaigns by the tobacco industry. I speak with Ryan Coffman, Tobacco Policy and Control Program Manager at the Philadelphia Department of Public Health, about effective strategies to quit smoking. We discuss their campaign, "If I Can Quit Smoking, So Can You," as well as an influencer-driven initiative designed to support LGBT+ individuals on their journey to quitting.
Breaking Free: Addressing Tobacco Use in the LGBT+ CommunityWhile tobacco use has declined in many populations, some groups—like the LGBT+ community—continue to be disproportionately affected due to targeted advertising and misleading campaigns by the tobacco industry. I speak with Ryan Coffman, Tobacco Policy and Control Program Manager at the Philadelphia Department of Public Health, about effective strategies to quit smoking. We discuss their campaign, "If I Can Quit Smoking, So Can You," as well as an influencer-driven initiative designed to support LGBT+ individuals on their journey to quitting.
Host: Mindy McCulley, MS Family and Consumer Sciences Extension Specialist for Instructional Support, University of Kentucky Guest: Tia Borger, PhD Assistant Professor and Clinical Psychologist, Department of Psychiatry, UK College of Medicine & UK Markey Cancer Center Faculty Member Cancer Conversations Episode 61 In this enlightening episode of Cancer Conversations on Talking FACS, we are joined by Dr. Tia Borger, a clinical psychologist and assistant professor in the UK Department of Psychiatry, as we delve into the significant benefits of quitting smoking after a cancer diagnosis. Throughout the discussion, Dr. Borger highlights how quitting smoking can reduce early mortality risk, enhance treatment efficacy, and improve overall quality of life for cancer patients. Despite common barriers to quitting, such as stress and habitual behavior, Dr. Borger explains that various supportive resources and cessation medications are available to help individuals succeed. She also emphasizes that similar benefits apply to stopping non-cigarette tobacco products as well. The episode also explores behavioral strategies and coping mechanisms to combat the challenges of quitting, alongside available resources like the 1-800-QUIT-NOW call line and the UK Markey Cancer Center's tobacco treatment program. Listeners will find encouragement and practical advice on how to start their journey towards a tobacco-free life, that will only enhance their cancer journey. For more information and assistance for quitting smoking: 1-800-QUIT-NOW (1-800-784-8669) Smoke Free TEXT App Information National Cancer Institute - Cigarette Smoking Connect with the UK Markey Center Online Markey Cancer Center On Facebook @UKMarkey On Twitter @UKMarkey
Sunday – 01/19/2025 – Don’t Quit Now
I share the inspiring story of Kalyn Walker, who was granted parole from SCI Phoenix and released on Sunday, January 12, 2025. Kalyn graduated from the F.A.C.T. Experience (Fathers and Children Together) with his daughter in 2023, a transformative program that strengthens connections between incarcerated fathers and their children, aiming to break the cycle of incarceration. To celebrate his release, the F.A.C.T. Experience organized a heartfelt luncheon to surprise Kalyn's daughter and his son—whom he had never seen outside the prison walls. I had the privilege of witnessing and recording this powerful reunion with the help of my longtime friend, Kempis Songster, also known as Gani. A founding member of F.A.C.T., Gani was released in December 2017 after serving over 30 years as a juvenile lifer. Learn more about the impactful work of the F.A.C.T. Experience at factexperience.org. First, I address the pressing issue of tobacco use, which disproportionately affects Philadelphia communities, particularly low-income neighborhoods, racial and ethnic minorities, women, and members of the military. These groups are often targeted by the tobacco industry through aggressive advertising and disinformation campaigns. I speak with Ryan Coffman, Tobacco Policy and Control Program Manager at the Philadelphia Department of Public Health, about effective strategies to quit smoking and the “IF I CAN QUIT SMOKING, SO CAN YOU” campaign. Did you know that people who call 1-800-QUIT-NOW are up to four times more likely to quit for good? For more information:Instagram: @P00h0lpublichealthWebsite: www.gethealthyphilly.org
In this episode, I speak with Amanda Harrity, Director of Product Program for the Girl Scouts of Eastern Pennsylvania (GSEP), about one of the most exciting times of the year—the return of Girl Scout Cookies! From January 16th through March 9th, Girl Scouts across Eastern Pennsylvania will be selling cookies in-person, door-to-door, at local booths, and online. But this is more than just a cookie sale; it's a unique program that empowers young entrepreneurs by teaching essential skills such as goal setting, money management, and business ethics. Plus, all proceeds directly benefit Girl Scouts in our region, supporting their programs and initiatives. Ready to stock up on your favorite cookies and support a great cause? Let's dive in! For more information on purchasing cookies in your community and supporting the Girl Scouts of Eastern Pennsylvania, visit gsep.org/cookies. Follow GSEP on social media for updates and inspiration:Instagram: @girlscoutsepennFacebook: GirlScoutsEPennYouTube: GirlScoutsEPennLinkedIn: Girl Scouts of Eastern Pennsylvania I address the pressing issue of tobacco use, which disproportionately affects Philadelphia communities, particularly low-income neighborhoods, racial and ethnic minorities, women, and members of the military. These groups are often targeted by the tobacco industry through aggressive advertising and disinformation campaigns. I speak with Ryan Coffman, Tobacco Policy and Control Program Manager at the Philadelphia Department of Public Health, about effective strategies to quit smoking and their campaign “IF I CAN QUIT SMOKING, SO CAN YOU.” Did you know that people who call 1-800-QUIT-NOW are up to four times more likely to quit for good? For more information:Instagram: @P00h0lpublichealthWebsite: www.gethealthyphilly.org In this month's SpeakOut with Angela Giampolo, aka Philly Gay Lawyer, we explore pressing issues affecting the LGBTQ+ community. This episode focuses on Meta's decision to end third-party fact-checking on platforms like Facebook, raising concerns about misinformation and its impact on marginalized groups. We'll also discuss the growing movement within the LGBTQ+ community to leave Facebook due to hate speech, safety concerns, and Meta's policies. Angela unpacks the implications of these shifts, the power dynamics of social media, and what leaving these platforms could mean for visibility and advocacy.Giampolo Law Group X: @Philly Gay Lawyer Instagram: @yourgaylawyerTikTok: @gaylawyer
I address the pressing issue of tobacco use, which disproportionately affects Philadelphia communities, particularly low-income neighborhoods, racial and ethnic minorities, women, and members of the military. These groups are often targeted by the tobacco industry through aggressive advertising and disinformation campaigns. I speak with Ryan Coffman, Tobacco Policy and Control Program Manager at the Philadelphia Department of Public Health, about effective strategies to quit smoking and their campaign “IF I CAN QUIT SMOKING, SO CAN YOU.” Did you know that people who call 1-800-QUIT-NOW are up to four times more likely to quit for good? For more information:Instagram: @P00h0lpublichealthWebsite: www.gethealthyphilly.org
Ep 107- " Don't Quit Now" Dan talks about a New Year Gym experience and why people just quit!
Send us a textDid you know that smoking affects more than just your lungs? Discover the hidden impacts of nicotine on your body in our latest episode. Kimberlee from Specialty Care Management unpacks how nicotine binds to vitamin C, disrupting crucial collagen production that keeps your blood vessels healthy. This neglect not only strains your heart but also affects your blood pressure and kidney function. We also delve into identifying personal triggers and rewards associated with nicotine use to help you quit more effectively. Learn why deep breathing is the true stress reliever and explore healthier alternatives to replace the habit.Imagine the life-changing benefits of quitting smoking—better health, financial savings, and improved physical appearance. We focus on the rewarding journey of going smoke-free, highlighting the improvements to every organ in your body, your skin, and even your hair. Picture yourself using the money saved from quitting on a dream vacation or simply enjoying the enhanced sense of victory and vitality. This episode is packed with practical tips and emphasizes seeking support from healthcare providers or services like 1-800-QUIT-NOW. Remember, you possess the strength to succeed, and Kimberly is here to support you every step of the way. Be healthy, friends!
Welcome to our Live: Calvary Church podcast, where we delve into the transformative power of faith, hope, and love in navigating the challenges of the modern world. Join us on our journey as we explore inspiring and timeless biblical wisdom that resonates with our contemporary lives. Join us for this week's episode in a new series “Best of: Don't Quit Now. Wed, Nov 23, 2021.” Let's embark on this exploration together and discover the profound impact that these virtues can have on our personal growth, relationships, and the world around us.Scripture Reference:2 Corinthians 4:1-16 New International Version4 Therefore, since through God's mercy we have this ministry, we do not lose heart. 2 Rather, we have renounced secret and shameful ways; we do not use deception, nor do we distort the word of God. On the contrary, by setting forth the truth plainly we commend ourselves to everyone's conscience in the sight of God. 3 And even if our gospel is veiled, it is veiled to those who are perishing. 4 The god of this age has blinded the minds of unbelievers, so that they cannot see the light of the gospel that displays the glory of Christ, who is the image of God. 5 For what we preach is not ourselves, but Jesus Christ as Lord, and ourselves as your servants for Jesus' sake. 6 For God, who said, “Let light shine out of darkness,”[a] made his light shine in our hearts to give us the light of the knowledge of God's glory displayed in the face of Christ.7 But we have this treasure in jars of clay to show that this all-surpassing power is from God and not from us. 8 We are hard pressed on every side, but not crushed; perplexed, but not in despair; 9 persecuted, but not abandoned; struck down, but not destroyed. 10 We always carry around in our body the death of Jesus, so that the life of Jesus may also be revealed in our body. 11 For we who are alive are always being given over to death for Jesus' sake, so that his life may also be revealed in our mortal body. 12 So then, death is at work in us, but life is at work in you.13 It is written: “I believed; therefore I have spoken.”[b] Since we have that same spirit of[c] faith, we also believe and therefore speak, 14 because we know that the one who raised the Lord Jesus from the dead will also raise us with Jesus and present us with you to himself. 15 All this is for your benefit, so that the grace that is reaching more and more people may cause thanksgiving to overflow to the glory of God.16 Therefore we do not lose heart. Though outwardly we are wasting away, yet inwardly we are being renewed day by day.
To access the sources mentioned in this episode, or for more information, visit:AgriSafe's Invest in Your Health curriculumsAgriSafe's No Safe Way to Vape train-the-trainerThe National quitline 1-800-QUIT-NOW, aka 1-800-784-8669 (if you have never heard of a quitline, check out this article, "Fives Reasons Why Calling a Quitline is a Key to Your Success")The textline for teens and young adults to quit vaping - text "DITCHVAPE" to 88709Resources for parents - Parents Against VapingThe CDC's resources for youth to reject or quit vaping-If you are interested in QPR training, visit: https://www.agrisafe.org/QPR/Sign up for the AgriSafe newsletter: https://www.agrisafe.org/newsletter/View upcoming webinars: https://www.agrisafe.org/events/-Directed by Laura SiegelHosted by Linda EmanuelEdited by Matt McKenney for ProPodcastingServices.comSpecial Guest: Abigail Kahrs
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The Philadelphia Department of Public Health's IF I CAN QUIT, SO CAN YOU campaign is designed to stop tobacco-use among all smokers, but particularly those in high-risk groups including:● Those in recovery from substance use, including opioid use● Pregnant or new moms ● Identify as LGBTQIA+● Individuals who work at places where tobacco use and exposure are high (e.g., food service, hospitality industry, trade professions, etc.)● Active duty members and veterans of the armed forces Hispanic and Latino communitiesI speak to Ryan Coffman, Tobacco Policy and Control Program Manager, Philadelphia Department of Public Health about the campaign that features real Philadephia who are former smokers to encourage and inspire other Philadelphians to quit. Coffman also discusses the resources available including the PA Free Quitline 1-800-QUIT-NOW. When it comes to HIV and AIDS, we can get to zero infections, zero deaths and zero stigma. at the beginning of this pandemic - that hope seemed impossible but with the advent of new drugs that greatly reduce the chance of HIV infection among the sexually active - maybe this dream is possible through the use of PrEP – a regular treatment that reduces the risk of HIV up to 99 percent. I speak to local musician Sug Daniels who is supporting the Philadelphia Department of Public Health's efforts to offer free and confidential HIV testing, free PrEP, and other resources— to help combat AIDS and Javontae Lee Williams, Prevention Program manager for the division of HIV Health for the Department of Public Health. Find out more at Philly Keep on Loving campaign and to hear music by Sug Daniels go to https://www.sugdaniels.com/ There are few jobs more critical to the future of our children and our country than teachers. but it's been more challenging than ever for those in the profession. Teach for America is working to provide a pathway to teaching. Anna Shurak, Executive Director, Teach For America – Philadelphia talks about their program's efforts to train the next generation of teachers.Website and social media handles and tags teachforamerica.org/greater-philadelphia Instagram: @tfaphillyphamX: @tfaphillypham FB: https://www.facebook.com/TFAGreaterPhilly/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/teach-for-america-greater-philadelphia/
The Philadelphia Department of Public Health's IF I CAN QUIT, SO CAN YOU campaign is designed to stop tobacco-use among all smokers, but particularly those in high-risk groups including:● Those in recovery from substance use, including opioid use● Pregnant or new moms ● Identify as LGBTQIA+● Individuals who work at places where tobacco use and exposure are high (e.g., food service, hospitality industry, trade professions, etc.)● Active duty members and veterans of the armed forces Hispanic and Latino communitiesI speak to Ryan Coffman, Tobacco Policy and Control Program Manager, Philadelphia Department of Public Health about the campaign that features real Philadephia who are former smokers to encourage and inspire other Philadelphians to quit. Coffman also discusses the resources available including the PA Free Quitline 1-800-QUIT-NOW.
Allison Balmes-John with the Rappahannock Area Health District talks about strategies to quit smoking. And there are helps: The Virginia Quit Line--1-899-Quit Now. Or the BABY & Me Tobacco Free program for pregnant women. You can get free diapers for a year. babyandmetobaccofree.org
The Philadelphia Department of Public Health's IF I CAN QUIT, SO CAN YOU campaign is designed to stop tobacco-use among all smokers, but particularly those in high-risk groups including:● Those in recovery from substance use, including opioid use● Pregnant or new moms ● Identify as LGBTQIA+● Individuals who work at places where tobacco use and exposure are high (e.g., food service, hospitality industry, trade professions, etc.)● Active duty members and veterans of the armed forces Hispanic and Latino communitiesI speak to Ryan Coffman, Tobacco Policy and Control Program Manager, Philadelphia Department of Public Health about the campaign that features real Philadephia who are former smokers to encourage and inspire other Philadelphians to quit. Coffman also discusses the resources available including the PA Free Quitline 1-800-QUIT-NOW. as well as the Great American Smokeout November 16th. The AACR Philadephia Marathon Weekend is just around the corner. I speak to 1. Dr. John Luksch Sports Medicine Physician at Rothman Orthopaedics about important advice for seasoned and novice runners as they get ready to race. Rothman Orthopaedic Institute AACR Philadelphia Marathon Finally, a tribute to Philadephia Mayor Election Cherelle Parker.
The Philadelphia Department of Public Health's IF I CAN QUIT, SO CAN YOU campaign is designed to stop tobacco-use among all smokers, but particularly those in high-risk groups including:● Those in recovery from substance use, including opioid use● Pregnant or new moms ● Identify as LGBTQIA+● Individuals who work at places where tobacco use and exposure are high (e.g., food service, hospitality industry, trade professions, etc.)● Active duty members and veterans of the armed forces Hispanic and Latino communitiesI speak to Ryan Coffman, Tobacco Policy and Control Program Manager, Philadelphia Department of Public Health about the campaign that features real Philadephia who are former smokers to encourage and inspire other Philadelphians to quit. Coffman also discusses the resources available including the PA Free Quitline 1-800-QUIT-NOW. as well as the Great American Smokeout November 16th. The AACR Philadephia Marathon Weekend is just around the corner. I speak to 1. Dr. John Luksch Sports Medicine Physician at Rothman Orthopaedics about important advice for seasoned and novice runners as they get ready to race. Rothman Orthopaedic Institute AACR Philadelphia Marathon
We are delighted to have the lovely Leilani Dowding join us once again for our weekly trawl through the news, stories and articles from around the web and from her own social media feed. Leilani doesn't mix her words so we look forward to her thoughts as she vents on the topics this week, including... - Russell Brand: What has he got in store for us as he announces the return of his popular show on Rumble. - ‘Quit NOW!' Calls for Caroline Dinenage to go as it emerges Rumble row MP didn't clear Russell Brand letter with own committee. - Rumble's CEO responds to the UK Governments attempt at censorship. - Will the UKs Online Safety Bill break encryption for mass surveillance? - Zelensky asks 'Satanist' Marina Abramovic to be an ambassador for the Ukraine and to help rebuild schools. - The harrowing story of the young woman who died after a legal battle with an NHS trust over her treatment for a rare disorder has been named. - Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom expresses concern about his son's interest in right-leaning figures like Joe Rogan, Andrew Tate and Jordan Peterson. - Footage emerges from the recent Palace of Versailles' sickeningly opulent event with WEF stooges Charles and Macron. - Car firms will still be forced to meet strict quotas for selling electric cars despite the ban on sales of new petrol and diesel vehicles being delayed. Leilani Dowding is a regular contributor to The Mark Steyn Show. Half-Filipina, half-English, she is a former Page Three Girl and was crowned Miss Great Britain in 1998, going on to represent her country in the Miss Universe pageant. Leilani had a starring role in The Real Housewives of Cheshire and has appeared on The Big Breakfast, This Morning, Celebrity Wrestling and in numerous national newspapers. She is a proud 'Freedom Fighting Refusnik' and an unmissable commentator on world affairs, with her stance against tyranny and wokeness, Leilani has found a whole new army of fans. Follow Leilani on X...https://twitter.com/LeilaniDowding?s=20 Catch her on the brilliant Mark Steyn Show...https://www.steynonline.com/ Originally broadcast live 23.9.23 *Special thanks to Bosch Fawstin for recording our intro/outro on this podcast. Check out his art https://theboschfawstinstore.blogspot.com/ and follow him on GETTR https://gettr.com/user/BoschFawstin and Twitter https://twitter.com/TheBoschFawstin?s=20 To sign up for our weekly email, find our social media, podcasts, video, livestreaming platforms and more... https://heartsofoak.org/connect/ Support Hearts of Oak by purchasing one of our fancy T-Shirts.... https://heartsofoak.org/shop/ Please subscribe, like and share! Links to stories... Russell Brandhttps://x.com/LeilaniDowding/status/1705336354001813834?s=20 Caroline Dinenagehttps://www.gbnews.com/politics/caroline-dinenage-rumble-russell-brand-rumble Rumble https://x.com/LeilaniDowding/status/1704761316894765325?s=20 Channel fourhttps://x.com/LeilaniDowding/status/1704475945334100253?s=20 Online Safety Bill https://www.forbes.com/sites/stewartroom/2023/09/21/will-uk-online-safety-bill-break-encryption-for-mass-surveillance/?sh=5da1ce3840f0 Abramovic https://x.com/DC_Draino/status/1705288103928164522?s=20 Namedhttps://www.theguardian.com/society/2023/sep/22/teenager-died-legal-fight-nhs-trust-named-sudiksha-thirumalesh Newsom https://dailycaller.com/2023/09/22/gavin-newsom-andrew-tate-joe-rogan-jordan-peterson-ai/ WEF Charles and Macron.https://x.com/Demo2020cracy/status/1704960443435917590?s=20 Electric cars https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-66875554
There is nothing harder to quit, no habit so radically hazardous to one's health yet difficult to break, than tobacco use. A great resource is Philadelphia Department of Public Health's Smoke Free Philly initiative and the PA Free Quitline (1-800-QUIT-NOW) - a telephone-based counseling service for Pennsylvanians that offers free, confidential coaching and lifestyle tips toward the cessation of smoking with no judgment. I speak with Ryan Coffman, Philadelphia Department of Public Health's Tobacco Policy and Control Program Manager.Website and social media handles and tags. www.Smokefreephilly.org; @gethealthyphl on Facebook and Twitter; @gethealthyphilly on Instagram The brutal Murder of 14-year-old Emmett Till in 1955 was a catalyst for the Civil Rights movement. We'll tell you how the National Parks Conservation Association is working to create a new park site that honors Emmet and his mother Mamie Till-Mobley. I speak with Alan Spears, Senior Director of Cultural Resources and Government Affairs at the National Parks Conservation Association. National Trust for Historic Preservation The 2023 Black Star Film Festival is back August 2-6th uplifting the work of Black, Brown and Indigenous artists. I talk with Maori Karmael Holmes CEO and Artistic Director of Black Star. https://www.blackstarfest.org/ @blackstarfest (Instagram)
There is nothing harder to quit, no habit so radically hazardous to one's health yet difficult to break, than tobacco use. A great resource is Philadelphia Department of Public Health's Smoke Free Philly initiative and the PA Free Quitline (1-800-QUIT-NOW) - a telephone-based counseling service for Pennsylvanians that offers free, confidential coaching and lifestyle tips toward the cessation of smoking with no judgment. I speak with Ryan Coffman, Philadelphia Department of Public Health's Tobacco Policy and Control Program Manager.Website and social media handles and tags. www. Smokefreephilly.org; @gethealthyphl on Facebook and Twitter; @gethealthyphilly on Instagram. True West is a play by Sam Shepard about the sibling rivalry between two brothers and the dark side of the American Dream. I speak to director MeiAnn Teo and Sanjit De Silva one of the stars of People's Light's reimagining of this classic play.Website and social media handles and tags https://www.peopleslight.org/whats-on/20222023-season/true-west/ Social Media: @peopleslight https://www.instagram.com/peopleslight/ https://www.facebook.com/PeoplesLight/ https://youtube.com/@peopleslightofficial Are you one of the millions who are caring for an elder? I speak with Joanne Grossi, AARP PA's President Emeritus about why family caregivers need more support and AARP resources to help navigate the challenges. AARP Family Caregiving Website, aarp.org/caregiving AARP State Caregiver Resource Guide, aarp.org/caregiving/local/info-2021/state-caregiver-resources.html
DisneySpace podcast returns as we conduct open discussions regarding the latest goings-on of Walt Disney World and touch on possibilities of what may come soon from Disney Imagineering. Jeff shares important news of a life-changing event and pays a heart-warming tribute to his late spouse Mary-ellen, whom will always be remembered, treasured and missed. We discuss: The opening of TRON and its fresh impact on Tomorrowland. Our takes on the expansion spaces “beyond Big Thunder Mountain”, Tiana's Bayou Adventure area, and what future the Magic Kingdom might have. EPCOT 40, and memories of EPCOT Center's opening. EPCOT's purpose and concepts going forward. Star Tours and Galaxy's Edge of Disney's Hollywood Studios. Stay tuned for our next episode as Mark and Jeff reimagine Walt Disney's Enchanted Tiki Room in Magic Kingdom. Mark's discussion regarding Magic Kingdom expansion: https://youtu.be/x61I9qHDZIM The Western River Expedition “Hoot Gibson” owl in Magic Kingdom: https://youtu.be/C6EOHPXKT94 The EPCOT Preview Center Owl in Magic Kingdom: https://youtu.be/yg7607HfE2s EPCOT Center as experienced in the 1980's: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLeCDRk6O2hhM3PRv-xXhIGRQ7_FBBrI73 For support in quitting smoking, including free quit coaching, a free quit plan, free educational materials, and referrals to local resources, call 1-800-QUIT-NOW (1-800-784-8669). https://www.cdc.gov/tobacco/quit_smoking/index.htm#:~:text=For%20support%20in%20quitting%2C%20including,800%2D784%2D8669)
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THIS WAS RECORDED ON MAY THE FOURTH The Gen Green podcast team kicks off season 3 after a long hiatus to introduce our new facilitator Grace and talk honestly about fighting addiction. Johnny shares his sob story and his fixation on guillotines. Jenny gives a shout out to the fellow stars war nerds in the audience, and is compared to MC dance for the climate. MC danse pour le climat: https://www.instagram.com/mcdansepourleclimat Quitting resources: https://kickitca.org/ https://www.cdc.gov/tobacco/quit_smoking/index.htm#:~:text=For%20support%20in%20quitting%2C%20including,800%2D784%2D8669). For support in quitting, including free quit coaching, a free quit plan, free educational materials, and referrals to local resources, call 1-800-QUIT-NOW (1-800-784-8669).
Learn about different tobacco products, including smoking, hookah, and vaping, and the resources available to help Wisconsinites looking for help with quitting. On the latest episode of Well Wisconsin Radio, Megan Piper, PhD, professor in the University of Wisconsin Department of Medicine and research director at the University of Wisconsin Center for Tobacco Research and Intervention addresses methods for quitting and shares ideas for adopting healthy habits and supporting a loved one on their journey to quit. Learn more about the positive benefits experienced after giving up tobacco and gain motivation for getting started. University of Wisconsin Center for Tobacco Research and Intervention Discover resources and learn more about UW-CTRI's tobacco research that is translated into tobacco treatment.Wisconsin Tobacco Quit Line For free assistance and a customized quit plan, call the Wisconsin Tobacco Quit Line at 1-800-QUIT NOW or text "READY" to 200-400. The Truth Initiative Teens and young adults can join for free by texting DITCHVAPE to 88709. Parents can text QUIT to (202) 899-7550 to sign up to receive text messages designed specifically for parents of vapers. The information in this podcast does not provide medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. It should not be used as a substitute for health care from a licensed healthcare professional. Consult with your healthcare provider for individualized treatment or before beginning any new program.
Host Ann Garton welcomes guests from Tobacco-Free Quad Cities on this episode.Faith Henderson is the Tobacco Program Coordinator at the Rock Island County Health Department and Co-Chair of the Tobacco-Free QC Coalition. She received her Bachelor of Science in Public Health from Liberty University and is excited to be able to return to the Quad Cities to promote a healthy Quad Cities!Krishna Marmé is the Community Tobacco Consultant at Scott County Health Department and Co-Chair of Tobacco Free QC Coalition. She completed her degrees in Public Health and Political Science with a minor in Sociology prior to completing her Master of Public Health in Health Policy from the University of Iowa. A native of De Witt, Iowa, she is also glad to return to the Quad Cities to promote a healthier lifestyle for our community members. If you would like toconnect with Krishna for more Tobacco Free information, you can reach the Scott Co. Health Department at (563) 326-8618Resource Links:● Tobacco-Free QCMy Life My Quit –for teens and young adultsText "Start My Quit" to 36072 or click to chat with a Coach● Quitline Iowa – Adults1-800-QUIT-NOW (784-8669)● YourLifeIowa.org for Children and AdultsCall: (855)-581-8111Text: (855)-895-8398Or Live Chat on website● Illinois○ Illinois Department of Public Health Tobacco Prevention and Control○ Illinois Tobacco Quitline○ Truth Initiative○ American Lung Association○ CDC Smoking and Tobacco UseWorld NO Tobacco Day is May 31 st ! Learn more at World Health Organization'shttps://www.who.int/campaigns/world-no-tobacco-dayWill you join us in promoting Tobacco-Free QC?Connect with us! Let us know topics YOU want us to explore!Email: ipcc@sau.eduFacebook: facebook.com/SAUIPCC/Twitter: @sau_ipccWeb: www.sau.edu/institute-for-person-centered-careSt. Ambrose University is located in Davenport, Iowa, USA.
Today you're going to meet a team with great experience and knowledge to help you quit a very addicting situation: nicotine. Bruce Joseph and Emily Wilson are here to share their expertise with our community. If you're making plans to quit any nicotine product or want to support someone quitting, there is a lot of valuable information in today's episode.aultman.org/giveitup 330-363-54031-800-QUIT-NOW (1-800-784-8669)American Cancer SocietyAmerican Lung AssociationBreathing Association of OhioAultman's 'Give it Up' ProgramGreat American SmokeoutFind all of our episodes on aultcare.com/podcast
**ENCORE EPISODE**Cast: Dr. Tara Egan, host Anna, teen co-hostIf you are a parent of a school-aged child, it is likely that your child has been exposed to youth-targeted vaping ads. Your child is also likely to know someone, even a friend, who vapes.It is important to talk to your child early about vaping and learn the facts about the harmful impact can have on them when they vape.Parents you will definitely want to tune into this episode (and include your teen) if you want to get a Vaping 101 lesson and learn:-what vaping is-what chemicals are your kids inhaling in these aerosols-the harmful affects of nicotine (most all products contain nicotine)-how vaping/e-cigarettes can impact their mental health, as well as physical health-the many associated risks-prevention-what parents can do help them stopIf you use tobacco, it's never too late to quit. For free help, visit smokefree.gov or call 1-800-QUIT-NOW. Talk to your child or teen about why e-cigarettes are harmful for them. It's never too late.Get the Talk With Your Teen About E-cigarettesAny questions you have for Tara? Connect with her at any of the options below!Website - To learn more about Dr. Tara Egan's child & adolescent therapy services books, webinars, public speaking opportunities, and coaching/consultation services, Go HERE.Facebook - learn more HERE.YouTube - learn more HERE.Instagram - learn more HERE.Podcast edited by Christian Fox
90 Day Win Podcast Quit to Win Ep.85This season 5 ending episode Sandy B shares why she Quit to Win. And why she believe sometimes quitting is the best thing to do to win. Quit Now! You may believe quitting is not an option. But sometimes it is the best option to get you on the road to winning. Quitting is challenging, but it is necessary to achieve big wins. Listen to learn how you can quit to win as you start the new year. Letting go of old habits to gain better habits to win. Support the showSign up today for your coaching Discovery Call - 20min Freehttps://calendly.com/90daywins/discoverycall Join our email list and receive our monthly Newsletter and more. https://winpondiroad.comLike/Follow our Facebook Page and Join the Group. http://www.facebook.com/90daywins 90 Day Wins Bloghttps://90daywins.com/blog
Tobacco Free Adagio Health A recent report by the CDC found that more than 1 in 5 veterans reported being current cigarette smokers. Are you a smoker? Do you want to quit? Tobacco Free Adagio Health is here to help! They are dedicated to preventing and reducing tobacco use and increasing education about tobacco hazards and secondhand smoke. Joining The Scuttlebutt this week is Program Manager Diana Mihalcik. She joins us to talk about the programs TFAH has to offer including classes, nicotine replacement therapies, and a popular quit line – 1-800-QUIT-NOW. Tobacco Free Adagio Health https://tobaccofree.adagiohealth.org/ To watch this episode, please visit our website at www.veteransbreakfastclub.org/scuttlebutt For more about AER, check out our previous episode with former Spouse Ambassador of AER and Gold Star Wife, Krista Anderson - https://bit.ly/3AekNIB Thank you to our sponsors: D and D Auto Salvage and Tobacco Free Adagio Health! https://danddautosalvage.com/ https://tobaccofree.adagiohealth.org/ http://www.veteransbreakfastclub.org/ #podcast #zoom #scuttlebutt #thescuttlebutt #humor #storytelling #headlines #news #oralhistory #militaryhistory #roundtable #navy #army #airforce #marinecorps #marines #military #coastguard #veteran #veterans #veteransbreakfastclub #vbc #nonprofit #501c3
Vaping is impacting our schools. While we know that a majority of students are not vaping, the number who are need support. In Superintendent Steve Cook's latest podcast, he examines this topic alongside Becky Aylor, Assistant Principal at Mountain View High School, and Aimee Snyder, Prevention and Health Promotion Supervisor at Deschutes County. Together they discuss the size of the problem locally, the steps our schools are taking to help students and what we can all do to prevent vaping or intervene once a student has started. Listen now: bls.fyi/podcast Prevention Resources: Tip sheet for talking to teens about vaping Marijuana Talk Kit "Talk. They Hear You" Recovery/Intervention Resources: Text DITCHVAPE to 99709: Text-based, youth-focused support to quit nicotine/ vaping Oregon Quitline (for 13 years and older): Phone, online and text counseling to quit nicotine and cannabis: English: 1-800-QUIT-NOW (1-800-784-8669) quitnow.net/oregon or Español: 1-855-DEJELO-YA (1-855-335-35692) quitnow.net/oregonsp Youth can also text or call Youthline to talk to a peer about what they're experiencing that may be influencing their substance use and to learn more about options they could consider from a peer: Text Teen2Teen to 839863 or call 877-968-8491 (link available on student iPads) Use Care Solace to have a Care Companion help access treatment: CareSolace.com/bls or call 888-515-0595. Their school counselor or school nurse can help them connect to a Care Solace Care Companion.
Dr. Thomas Guerrero-Garcia, a medical oncologist/hematologist at Phelps Health, will discuss new approaches to care in early stages of lung cancer. Resources: To learn more about lung cancer, please visit our website: https://phelpshealth.org/conditions-treatments/lung-cancer To learn more about lung cancer screenings at Phelps Health, visit our website: https://phelpshealth.org/conditions.../lung-cancer-screening To learn more about cancer biomarkers, please visit our blog: https://phelpshealth.org/news/latest-news/discussing-cancer-biomarkers-dr-thomas-guerrero-garcia?fbclid=IwAR1rRKr7Vtev-qcUxHfisGyx-ZeN5UnEEYfQfCv3or4G98QJgeM_7QoAVXo Quitting Resources:MO Tobacco Quit Line 1 (800) QUIT-NOW (784-8669)Youcanquit.org
Learn about the role of South Carolina Health and Environmental Control (DHEC) in the Upstate and the importance of collecting, studying, and sharing public health data and social determinants of health. Lillie Hall, CPM-MPH-MCHES, Community Systems Director at SC DHEC, shares the many ways DHEC promotes and protects the health of the public and environment in Upstate South Carolina. RESOURCES: Chronic Diseases in SC: https://scdhec.gov/sites/default/files/Library/CR-012864.pdf Heart Disease and Stroke in SC: https://scdhec.gov/sites/default/files/media/document/CR-012354_proof2%20%283%29.pdf SC Stroke Systems of Care Map: https://scdhec.gov/sites/default/files/media/document/Stroke%20Designation%20Map%207%202022.pdf Diabetes in SC: https://scdhec.gov/sites/default/files/Library/CR-012453.pdf Could you have Pre-Diabetes? Take the Test: https://cdc.gov/diabetes/risktest Available Cancer Incidence and Mortality Data: https://apps.dhec.sc.gov/Health/Scan/scan/cancer2/home.aspx Request Specific Cancer Data or a Community Cancer Analysis: https://scdhec.gov/CancerRegistry/Data Do you qualify for FREE Breast & Cervical screening services? https://scdhec.gov/health/diseases-conditions/cancer/best-chance-network-women-may-qualify-free-cancer-screenings Asthma: http://scdhec.gov/sites/default/files/Library/CR-011418.pdf Quit Smoking TODAY! SC Tobacco Quitline – 1-800-QUIT-NOW: https://scdhec.gov/health/tobacco-use-prevention/south-carolina-tobacco-use-data/sc-tobacco-quitline-800-quit-now Healthcare Providers can help their patients quit smoking: https://scdhec.gov/health/quitline-information-healthcare-providers Access a myriad of public health data: https://scdhec.gov/healthdata Locate active Fruit and Veggie Outlets: https://gis.dhec.sc.gov/farmersMarkets/
We all know the dangers of cigarettes, and vaping is now becoming a more popular trend. Dr. Mary Morgan McLeod, Asst. Professor of Pediatrics and Internal Medicine at UMMC, discusses lung disease processes, complications seen with cigarette smoking, vaping and how it's affecting our youth. National Quit Hotline: 1-800-QUIT-NOW. If you enjoyed listening to this podcast, please consider making a contribution to MPB: https://donate.mpbfoundation.org/mspb/podcast. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.
Cast: Dr. Tara Egan, host Anna, teen co-hostIf you are a parent of a school-aged child, it is likely that your child has been exposed to youth-targeted vaping ads. Your child is also likely to know someone, even a friend, who vapes. It is important to talk to your child early about vaping and learn the facts about the harmful impact can have on them when they vape.Parents you will definitely want to tune into this episode (and include your teen) if you want to get a Vaping 101 lesson and learn:-what vaping is-what chemicals are your kids inhaling in these aerosols-the harmful affects of nicotine (most all products contain nicotine)-how vaping/e-cigarettes can impact their mental health, as well as physical health-the many associated risks -prevention -what parents can do help them stopIf you use tobacco, it's never too late to quit. For free help, visit smokefree.gov or call 1-800-QUIT-NOW. Talk to your child or teen about why e-cigarettes are harmful for them. It's never too late.Get the Talk With Your Teen About E-cigarettesAny questions you have for Tara? Connect with her at any of the options below!Website - To learn more about Dr. Tara Egan's child & adolescent therapy services books, webinars, public speaking opportunities, and coaching/consultation services, Go HERE.Facebook - learn more HERE.YouTube - learn more HERE.Instagram - learn more HERE.Podcast edited by Christian Fox
Another June, another Pride which means visibility & representation are the talk of the town. When it comes to representation, we see queer folks in some areas but not in others–like the business community. Fortunately, this week's guest, Travers Johnson (he/him) is on a mission to amplify the stories and accomplishments of queer entrepreneurs with his media company, Queerency. In this episode, we cover:What Travers does to fight “news fatigue” The immense power of visibility & representation in the business communityHow companies can support pride without pinkwashingIf you want to chat more about this topic, I would love to continue this conversation with you over on Instagram! @megstheconnectorFind resources to support your journey to quit smoking, vaping, or chewing at QuitPartnerMN.com or call 1-800-QUIT-NOW today!Are you an LGBTQ-identifying human looking for the ultimate community building space? Join the Queer Impact Collective!SHOW NOTES: http://www.megsthebrand.com/episode78A Little Bit of ChillFun, light-hearted Podcast full of self-help and suggestions to help you find your chillListen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify Not Well Comedy Podcast featuring two midwest gays. Talk life experiences, current events and moreListen on: Apple Podcasts SpotifySupport the show
It's World No Smoking Day this next week! Discover myths & facts when it comes to quitting smoking along with a timeline of incredible benefits for your body when you quit. Find out the 5 steps that increase your chances for success! Learn what doubles your chance of quitting tobacco - 1 thing! Whether you need a Quitline like 1-800-QUIT-NOW, or a Quitline in Spanish, Chinese, Korean, or Vietnamese your Guide Joy has the # for You! Also discover a Quitline just for Veterans! Finally, learn about the Freedom From Smoking Program and Quitters' Circle! Support the show
Episode Outline/TakeawaysIn short, risky substances (tobacco, alcohol, and drugs) are bad.Even bad habits like heavy social media usage can affect you negatively or take up alarge amount of time.We often spend a lot of time shaming ourselves for these bad habits and waste ourenergy.Habit stacking is a great behavioral intervention where you take multiple small habitsthat are already automatic and stacking them together. This enables you to start or stopdoing something.For example: If you have difficulties waking up in the morning, you can set a routinewhere you start your coffee machine as soon as you get up from bed. Then afterwashing your face, your coffee is ready for you to drink while checking your emails.Creating this habit trains your brain to recognize that this is a reward to look forward towhen you wake up resulting in it being easier over time.Another example: If you aimlessly scroll through social media while brushing your teeth,you can try to do something else like turning off and dimming the lights in your housewhile brushing your teeth instead. You are replacing the bad habit with something new.If you find yourself doing things like trying to relax after work with a glass or two of wine,remove the “with” part of it and realize you ultimately just want to relax. Now findsomething new that is relaxing like playing with your dog, talking on the phone to afriend, etc. Takeaways:Substance use is an important problem. For tobacco, quit lines are available. 1-800-Quit-Now is recommended.For other substances—try: https://www.samhsa.gov/find-help/national-helplineGive yourself the time and space to sit what the habit is and what it is doing for you.Habit stacking can be helpful in setting better habits.Don't sit too long in the guilt and shame. Use habit stacking to make small changes to these habits and help you lead a healthier lifestyle.Intro/Outro Music Credit: Corner Store Breakfast by Reasonforworry Edited by Stephen Barnett
On this week's episode, we're talking with Rita Miller about the benefit of establishing unexpected partnerships, the importance of staying flexible, and the beauty of engagement in the field of public health. Rita Miller is the Cessation Services Coordinator for the Tobacco Control Program at the Virginia Department of Health, where she is responsible for the coordination of services for Quit Now Virginia, Virginia's tobacco cessation quit-line and the provider referral services. Throughout her career, Rita has managed collaborative relationships with a wide array of community members and agencies to help build, promote and maintain healthy communities. Rita holds a BS from Johnson C. Smith University and a Certificate in Non-Profit Management from Virginia Commonwealth University. She is a graduate of four leadership development programs to include the Leadership RoundTable of Virginia Union University. Rita is a Virginia Coordinated School Health Fellow and a Tobacco Treatment Specialist, and the author of Determined Destination, Life's Imperfect Journey of Learning and Love. Quit Now Virginia: 1-800-QUIT-NOW / 1-800-784-8669 1-855-DEJELO-YA /1-855-335-3569 –Spanish TTY Line 1-877-777-6534 – For Deaf and Hard of Hearing Community QuitNow.net/Virginia Rita's Contact Information: Email: Rita.Miller@vdh.virginia.gov Office (804) 864-7897 https://www.vdh.virginia.gov/tobacco-free-living/tobacco-use-control-project-tucp/ The views and opinions expressed on Awareness 2 Action are those of the guests and host and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of the Prevention Department or Northwestern Community Services.
Join us as we deep dive into a conversation about early detection of lung nodules and lung cancer screening. Clinicians in this episode include, Dr. John David Cowden and Dr. John Caleb Richards, two lead physicians in the Lung Nodule Surveillance and Diagnostics Program at Banner MD Anderson Cancer Center at North Colorado Medical Center. If you smoke or have a patient that smokes, there is help to quit. Call 1-800-QUIT-NOW, a toll-free number operated by the National Cancer Institute that will connect you directly to your state's tobacco quitline. Learn more about Banner MD Anderson Cancer Center and lung cancer screening by visiting BannerHealth.com/services/cancer.
COPD is a lifelong condition, but it doesn't have to be a progressive one. The first and best thing someone can do is to quit smoking. Jan and Jean share their experience giving up cigarettes, and we cover the medications, therapies, and healthy lifestyle changes that can help slow or halt the worsening of lung disease. Plus: what babies, opera singers and harmonica players can teach us about breathing. Visit our website links and resources: HealthUnmuted.com For more information about smoking cessation: COPD Foundation: https://www.copdfoundation.org/ US National Quitline: +1-800-QUIT NOW (+1-800-784-8669) Smokefree.gov: https://smokefree.gov/ Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC): https://www.cdc.gov/tobacco/quit_smoking/index.htm For more information about medications and pulmonary rehab: COPD Foundation list of treatments and medication: https://www.copdfoundation.org/Learn-More/I-am-a-Person-with-COPD/Treatments-Medications.aspx COPD Foundation information on pulmonary rehabilitation: https://www.copdfoundation.org/Learn-More/Pulmonary-Rehabilitation/What-is-Pulmonary-Rehabilitation.aspx WebMD - What are Treatments for COPD? https://www.webmd.com/lung/copd/what-are-treatments-for-copd Healthline - COPD Drugs: A List of Medications to Help Relieve Your Symptoms: https://www.healthline.com/health/copd/drugs For more information about patient or pharmaceutical assistance programs: RxAssist Patient Assistance Program finder: https://www.rxassist.org/ Medicine Assistance Tool: https://mat.org/ Medicare.gov Pharmaceutical Assistance Program finder: https://www.medicare.gov/plan-compare/#/pharmaceutical-assistance-program/states?lang=en&year=2022 American Lung Association list of financial assistance programs: https://www.lung.org/help-support/financial-assistance-programs
Researchers have produced many studies on how smoking affects parts of the body, such as the lungs or heart, but what about the brain? In today's podcast, Adrienne Johnson, PhD, discusses her research on cigarette smoking and risk for dementia and Alzheimer's disease. As part of a 2021 study, she found a person's risk for dementia and Alzheimer's disease can be affected by how recently they've smoked. Diving into her research, the effects of smoking on different communities, and resources to support current smokers as they quit, Dr. Johnson details the impact of smoking on the brain and her hopes to develop new interventions to motivate smokers to quit for good. Guest: Adrienne Johnson, PhD, assistant scientist at the University of Wisconsin Center for Tobacco Research and Intervention Episode Topics: 1:17 What sparked your interest in studying the effects of cigarette smoking and, particularly, how it affects cognitive decline? 3:47 What are the effects of smoking on Alzheimer's disease risk and/or general cognitive decline? 5:28 Why do you think there's a difference in risk levels for Alzheimer's disease and then for dementia? 6:27 Are there other things you can share about what you have found with your preliminary studies on smoking as a risk factor for Alzheimer's disease? 8:38 You haven't found a quantity relationship between the amount a person smokes and their risk for Alzheimer's disesase, but rather a relationship based on smoking recency. Could you describe that further? 11:12 You've also done work on how there's more disadvantaged communities that might be suffering from tobacco use compared to others. Can you speak on that? 13:01 How can caregivers and/or family motivate or support current smokers so that they can quit? 14:25 Is there a difference in a population that already has cognitive impairment? Do you have different strategies that we might use to support those individuals? 18:16 What are you looking to study in the future? 19:21 Can you share some resources where listeners can get help to stop smoking or where they can find resources for a loved one? Find Dementia Matters online Follow us on Facebook Follow us on Twitter Show Notes: Read Dr. Adrienne Johnson's biography on the UW Center for Tobacco Research and Intervention (UW-CTRI) website. To learn more about the UW Center for Tobacco Research and Intervention (UW-CTRI) and the work they do, find them on their website, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, and Instagram. Find resources on how to quit smoking here: Learn more information about smoking, vaping, and how to quit at https://ctri.wisc.edu 1-800-QUIT-NOW is a national smoking cessation quitline. Though it's resources vary from state to state, in Wisconsin they can provide callers with free evidence-based evidence-based smoking cessation medications and a free coaching session to help you quit. Smokefree.gov is a website with a variety of resources, including texting programs, quit plans, mobile apps, and information on how to quit for specialty populations. Talk to primary care providers for prescribed medication and counseling for quitting smoking
We've reached a milestone in the menthol movement! The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) recently announced a ban on menthol flavoring in cigarettes. It's the ingredient that hooks many African American smokers and makes it harder for them to quit. Though this is a pivotal moment in the fight against tobacco, we can't ignore the damage that has been done to the African American community in the last 10 years alone. The Center of Black Health & Equity is one of many organizations that has pushed for this change. The Public Health Law Center and The African American Tobacco Control Leadership Council were also part of a large petition to ban menthol in 2013. Tobacco companies have targeted Black communities extensively to use menthol and tobacco for decades.In this episode we expand on this history, respond to the opposition and share the hope we have for the future of Black health. If you are trying to quit smoking and need help, call the quitline at 1-800-QUIT-NOW or visit the website.
It is estimated that roughly 40 percent of Americans in the mid-1960s smoked cigarettes. Tobacco use saw a steep decline in popularity when the U.S. surgeon general issued a report that famously concluded that smoking was a probable cause for lung cancer.Today, most people understand that smoking is harmful to their health. Over the last decade, however, vaping has emerged as an alternative nicotine product that could pose significant health risks for younger people — especially in the era of COVID-19.In this episode, Daniel Fitzgerald of the American Lung Association shares the compelling reasons adults and adolescents should be cautious about vaping. He describes the public health challenges regarding vaping and discusses the cycle of addiction that could linger with users for years.Fitzgerald, who started as a youth advocate, also gives a personal story that highlights the far-reaching consequences of using nicotine at an early age. A spokesperson for the TRUTH Initiative, Fitzgerald has contributed to Rhode Island's efforts to reduce the impact of tobacco.Tune in for another exciting episode that explores an emerging public health concern. You'll hear Dr. Jim McDonald and Dr. Philip Chan raise important questions that parents and teens may be wondering.********************************************************************For free, confidential, and personalized resources to help teens ages 13-17 quit smoking or vaping nicotine, please visit mylifemyquit.com. Teens and adults may also call the free Rhode Island Nicotine Helpline at 1-800-QUIT-NOW (1-800-784-8669) to get customized quit coaching sessions by phone at times convenient to them (day or night) and more free resources to help them quit for good.
A new MP3 sermon from Landmark Baptist Church is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: We're Too Near Home to Quit Now Speaker: Brian Blankenship Broadcaster: Landmark Baptist Church Event: Sunday Service Date: 10/4/2020 Bible: Psalm 121 Length: 49 min.
A new MP3 sermon from Landmark Baptist Church is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: We're Too Near Home to Quit Now Speaker: Brian Blankenship Broadcaster: Landmark Baptist Church Event: Sunday Service Date: 10/4/2020 Bible: Psalm 121 Length: 49 min.
Smoking is the single largest preventable cause of death and illness in the world. In recognition of The Great American Smokeout on November 19th, Heather & Bethany dig into the problems smoking causes for your heart. They also chat about the benefits that start happening immediately after you quit and into the months and years beyond. Lastly, they review the various methods to quit and the success rates of each.Looking to quit smoking? Check out these resources:Wisconsin Tobacco Quit Line: 1-800-QUIT NOW or text READY to 200-400 --FREE 2-week supply of nicotine replacement product after talking to a coach & making a planFreedom From Smoking: www.lung.orgSmokefree.gov or text QUIT to 47848
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May 31 is world no tobacco day sponsored yearly, since 1987 by the Member States of the World Health Organization. World No Tobacco Day every year informs the public on the dangers of using tobacco, the business practices of tobacco companies, what the world Health organization is doing to fight the tobacco epidemic, and what people around the world can do to claim their right to health and healthy living and to protect future generations. This year's theme is prevention of smoking by our youth and awareness of how tobacco companies market to younger generations. This year, the World Health Organization is encouraging efforts that empower young people to stand up to big tobacco companies by resisting their ads and marketing and refusing to use any tobacco or nicotine products including e-cigarettes and other vaping devices. Here are 5 reasons your urologist may tell you not to smoke according to the Urology Care Foundation: Bladder Cancer: May is bladder cancer awareness month. This year over 80,000 will be told they have bladder cancer. Smoking causes harmful chemicals to collect in the urine. These chemicals affect the lining of the bladder and significantly raise your bladder cancer risk. Erectile Dysfunction impacts 20-30 million American men. Erectile Dysfunction is most commonly a result of poor blood flow to the penis. Smoking harms blood vessels, mostly arterial health, which impacts the blood flow to the penis with the result in not being able to get or keep an erection firm enough for sexual intercourse. Kidney Cancer. Kidney Cancer is in the top ten most common cancers for men and women, combining for more than 70,000 cases of kidney cancer expected this year. When smoking, carcinogens are drawn into the lungs and then into the bloodstream where they are filtered by the kidneys. The harmful chemicals increase your risk of getting kidney cancer. Incontinence, urine leaking, and Overactive Bladder (OAB), impact more than 33 million men and women. The chemicals from smoking and vaping bother the bladder and can contribute frequent urination. Smoking can also cause coughing spasms that can lead to urine leakage. Smoking can harm the eggs in the female and sperm in the male. The infertility rate for smokers is twice the rates for those who do not smoke. You don't have to do it alone. Your family, your friends, and your doctors will help you. Get ready. Set a date to quit. Get support and seek help. The national tobacco quit line: 1-800-QUIT NOW (1-800-784-8669). Free smartphone and tablet apps are available. Try the National Cancer Institute's QuitPal. Websiters such as Smokefree.gov offers a ton of support and resources including a text messaging program called SmokefreeTXT.
Don't Quit Now Near the beginning of every Paid to Speak Conference, I explain how stick-to-it-tiveness is your greatest competitive advantage as a speaker. The reason is simple: most speakers quit too soon. The truth is getting booked and paid as a speaker isn't overly difficult. Sure, it takes time and effort. But when you learn what to do and then consistently work that system, over time that system will work for you. The key words in the previous paragraph are consistently and over time. Most people quit too soon. Stick-to-it-tiveness, on the other hand, is all about consistency over the long haul In this episode, I simply want to encourage you with one thought: DON'T QUIT NOW! An Inside Look at This Episode: 1) Don't Quit Now 2) Stick-to-it-tiveness is your greatest competivie advantage as a speaker 3) Check out David Greer's excellent post about the importance of preparing for the business rebound Think like a farmer. Focus like a farmer. Work like a farmer. 4) First Paid Speech online course and community ($99/cancel at any time) Episode Resources: 9 Ways to Get Paid as a Speaker 5 Keys to Creating a Speech That Pays Got questions? Submit them here First Paid Speech online course and community ($99/cancel at any time) Paid to Speak Conference and Killer Keynote Conference Thank You for Listening! If you enjoyed this episode, please leave us a rating and review on iTunes. Also, share it by using the social media buttons at the top or bottom of this post. Until next time, continue to move from #DREAMtoDO as a speaker.
James and Cate discuss important ways to stay physically and mentally healthy while practicing social distancing during the novel coronavirus pandemic.Jennifer Goodrich, licensed professional counselor and CEO of Pivot: A Turning Point for Youth, provides valuable insights and useful tips for nurturing your mental health and keeping perspective during unusual and traumatic times. Then, Melissa Oishi, RD/LD, Pediatric Dietitian at OU Physicians, explains the importance of keeping a well-balanced diet and best practices for safe and efficient grocery shopping. Your hosts provide a plethora of valuable resources for quitting tobacco, meal planning, exercising at home, finding food, accessing state resources, homeschooling and more. Links and resources: Coronavirus helpline: 211 or 877-215-8336OK Coronavirus Center - coronavirus updates and resourcesOK COVID-19 Resources - state guidance and resources OK Tobacco Helpline (1-800-QUIT-NOW) - free supply and coaching to quit smoking/vaping/tobacco useSubstance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration’s (SAMHSA’s) Disaster Distress Hotline: 1-800-985-5990 or text TalkWithUs to 66746Shape Your Future - helpful guides for exercise and nutritionYMCA free online workouts NY Times article on meditationNews 9 list of public schools providing free foodOK Regional Food Bank - help getting food and prescriptionsOETA distance learning programsOK State Dept. of Education resources and guidance
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It's the last show of the year! Jack Daniels Steaks vs Oreo Speedwagons gets Dana and Jessica into a tizzy straight away! In modern times, know what your friends and family prefer and or can't have at all before you decide on a meal. Ranting begins about greedy shoppers who buy all of one product and who don't have the decency to finish shopping before they check out and rude people who are impatient and don't respect the parents or children in a school drop off/ pick up line. Dana reveals horrifying imagery from one of her dreams, what does it mean?! What the What Corners go to the parents who let their toddler wander around a luxury car showroom and ends up scratching multiple cars and the company who introduced a voluntary badge for employees to wear to inform people when they are menstruating. Jessica quit smoking after years of addiction and encourages you to do the same. You can track your progress on various apps such as Quit Now! A company called Fire Dept. Coffee that gives back to first responders is near and dear to Dana's heart, as her Dad is a retired Fireman. QUIT NOW! - This is an android app for people wanting to quit smoking. There are many options and they differ depending on iphone or droid. Fire Dept. Coffee - https://www.firedeptcoffee.com/
#2020NewYear #NewYearResolutions #2020goals #2020dreams In this teaching called “5 Things to QUIT NOW for Your Best 2020” I’m going to go over what those five things are, how to quit them, and most importantly why you should quit them… so you can have and enjoy your best 2020 and beyond. That's it! Enjoy, David Get the book I mention: https://amzn.to/2QdVjnL Get the mug: https://www.zazzle.com/break_the_spell_mug-168789761310560519 Watch “The #1 KEY to Living Your Dreams” https://youtu.be/oogpJQ1RUGk Watch “The Ultimate 2020 Quickstart Guide for Healing and Achieving” https://youtu.be/nVewtYirs7I Follow me: Twitter: https://twitter.com/davidscotland Instagram: https://instagram.com/davidgeoffreyscotland SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/davidscotland iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/david-scotland/id838198662
Jess Connolly is a best selling author and coach, passionate about equipping women to be all that you’re created to be! She joins the show today to talk about a new book of hers called "You Are the Girl for the Job: Daring to Believe the God Who Calls You". This book not only shares why you are the girl for the job, but how God made you for the job. Introduction to Jess Connolly (2:30) When Jess and her husband were first married, they ran a maternity home which taught them wild ministry lessons. In recent years, she’s started a ministry coaching women, helping to show how mighty God is within them. Jess loves coming alongside women, hearing what God has asked them to do, and encouraging them to do it. Behind the “Why” (6:20) Jess shares why she decided to write the “You Are the Girl for the Job” book. She shares that it was the book she needed to read, something full of God’s truth, about His capacity and ability in us for the days when we feel like we couldn’t or weren’t qualified. Let’s Quit Now (9:15) We cannot seek God’s glory and our own at the same time. If any part of our hearts has decided to seek to win instead of wondering at his goodness, let’s stop now. When we praise other people instead of God, we create a hierarchy that is not healthy. We need to quit those unhealthy and unholy motivations! God is our hero and our life is this opportunity for abundant and obedient worship to Him and Him only. Obedience is Key (12:20) Our responsibility is to worship and to be obedient. Six Principles (14:00) Jess shares six principles in her book. First, set your focus on work, life, and relationships in a healthy and Godly way. Second, take stalk of the story that has shaped your life. Third, fight fear and stand up for what the truth is. Fourth, Catch the God sized vision and learn to hear from God. Fifth, Make a plan for that vision and sixth, make the move. Take what you’ve been given and put obedience in your feet. Make A Move (19:00) Carrie highly recommends the “You Are the Girl for the Job” book. It’s filled with God’s truth, giving you permission to take action and make a move. To purchase the book, click here! Unconventional and Holy (21:00) Mary Magdalene was the very first person to see Jesus after he was raised from the dead. Think about it, this has a wild impact for women who feel like they aren't qualified for ministry. Redeemed (23:00) Jesus takes broken people, heals them, then uses those same people for His glory. He is Faithful (24:00) No matter how long someone has or hasn’t been in Church, God’s word is alive and active. If we’re reading through scripture and a word resonates with your spirit, lets press into that! Be Encouraged (24:45) It’s wildly important that you believe God says you are the one for the job, that He’s placed you where you're at on purpose. God is not doubtful, scared, or nervous about your inadequacies. He will give you all the help you need to complete what He’s assigned you to. Get Your Pre-order Goodies! After pre-ordering the “You Are the Girl for the Job” book, there are many extra goodies for you to grab! If you want access to a fall coaching series, immediate downloads of the first three chapters of the book, instant access to an exclusive 6 video teachings, and a 20% discount on the Go + Tell Gals shop, click here! CONNECT with Carrie Robaina by clicking here. CONNECT with Jess Connolly by clicking here RATE & REVIEW Rate and review She Walks In Truth on iTunes by clicking here. JOIN THE AFTER PARTY Connect with Carrie and other sister friends who listen to the show by joining the after party in our She Walks In Truth private group on Facebook by clicking here. In the group we chat about the episodes and support one another on this journey called life! ASK CARRIE AND KAILEY We’ve added a new quarterly feature of episodes on “Ask Carrie and Kailey” to serve you better! Together, we’re going to help answer questions you may have about faith and “get to know you” questions about us as well! Do you have a question for us? Make sure to send us an email to kailey@carrierobaina.com.
In this Undiscovered Cares Report, Annie and Elah dig into a scary science headline and help Elah’s friend, David, figure out how scared he should be that his B12 vitamins will give him lung cancer. And we find out how—even with top-notch scientists, journalists, and readers—science communication can go very wrong. Guests Theodore Brasky, assistant professor at the Ohio State University Comprehensive Cancer Center Footnotes Read some of the headlines that scared us, and one that did a better job. Then read Ted’s original study for yourself and the press release. OUR MAIN TAKEAWAYS: 1) If you’re a man who smokes, these findings could matter for you. This study found that if you smoke, taking high doses of vitamins B12 or B6 was associated with an even greater risk of lung cancer than smoking by itself. But this finding still needs to be replicated, so proceed with caution before making massive lifestyle changes. Ted has notes on this summary: Might be best to switch the 2nd and 3rd sentences. If you start with “This finding still needs to be replicated…” and then say “Nevertheless, the study found that if you smoke…” it’s better than making the “this needs replication” comment seem offhand; which is an issue with much of the media attention thus far. Not a big deal either way, but I guess I still want people to understand that this is a single and unique study, and that means that trusting the results as truth can be problematic. All of that said, I don’t think people need to proceed with caution before making lifestyle changes: smoking is singularly responsible for 1 in 5 deaths in the US each year. Anyone who smokes should consider quitting. A good place to start is the National Cancer Institute’s quit line: 1-800-QUIT-NOW. Smoking is awful for a person’s health. It is responsible for heart disease, COPD, and several different types of cancer in addition to lung cancer (which is the #2 most common cancer in men and women and the #1 cause of cancer death). 2) If you’re a man who's never smoked, don’t freak out! Men who have never smoked have extremely low rates of lung cancer, and that includes men who took these vitamins. This study didn’t turn up any evidence that these vitamins had any effect on that risk. (In fact, in this study, there were no cases of lung cancer in men who never smoked and were also taking the highest doses of these vitamins.) The study also didn’t find any effect of these vitamins on lung cancer risk in men who’d quit smoking before the study began. Ted says: Yes, not freaking out is ideal. Credits This episode of Undiscovered was produced by Elah Feder and Annie Minoff. Our senior editor is Christopher Intagliata, our composer is Daniel Peterschmidt, and our intern is Kaitlyn Schwalje. Our theme music is by I Am Robot And Proud. We had fact checking help from Michelle Harris. Thanks, as always, to the entire Science Friday staff, and the folks at WNYC Studios.
In this Undiscovered Cares Report, Annie and Elah dig into a scary science headline and help Elah’s friend, David, figure out how scared he should be that his B12 vitamins will give him lung cancer. And we find out how—even with top-notch scientists, journalists, and readers—science communication can go very wrong. Guests Theodore Brasky, assistant professor at the Ohio State University Comprehensive Cancer Center Footnotes Read some of the headlines that scared us, and one that did a better job. Then read Ted’s original study for yourself and the press release. OUR MAIN TAKEAWAYS: 1) If you’re a man who smokes, these findings could matter for you. This study found that if you smoke, taking high doses of vitamins B12 or B6 was associated with an even greater risk of lung cancer than smoking by itself. But this finding still needs to be replicated, so proceed with caution before making massive lifestyle changes. Ted has notes on this summary: Might be best to switch the 2nd and 3rd sentences. If you start with “This finding still needs to be replicated…” and then say “Nevertheless, the study found that if you smoke…” it’s better than making the “this needs replication” comment seem offhand; which is an issue with much of the media attention thus far. Not a big deal either way, but I guess I still want people to understand that this is a single and unique study, and that means that trusting the results as truth can be problematic. All of that said, I don’t think people need to proceed with caution before making lifestyle changes: smoking is singularly responsible for 1 in 5 deaths in the US each year. Anyone who smokes should consider quitting. A good place to start is the National Cancer Institute’s quit line: 1-800-QUIT-NOW. Smoking is awful for a person’s health. It is responsible for heart disease, COPD, and several different types of cancer in addition to lung cancer (which is the #2 most common cancer in men and women and the #1 cause of cancer death). 2) If you’re a man who's never smoked, don’t freak out! Men who have never smoked have extremely low rates of lung cancer, and that includes men who took these vitamins. This study didn’t turn up any evidence that these vitamins had any effect on that risk. (In fact, in this study, there were no cases of lung cancer in men who never smoked and were also taking the highest doses of these vitamins.) The study also didn’t find any effect of these vitamins on lung cancer risk in men who’d quit smoking before the study began. Ted says: Yes, not freaking out is ideal. Credits This episode of Undiscovered was produced by Elah Feder and Annie Minoff. Our senior editor is Christopher Intagliata, our composer is Daniel Peterschmidt, and our intern is Kaitlyn Schwalje. Our theme music is by I Am Robot And Proud. We had fact checking help from Michelle Harris. Thanks, as always, to the entire Science Friday staff, and the folks at WNYC Studios.
#374 But Wait, There’s More, Series# 4: Don’t Quit Now! By: Zach Sloane John 10:10 “I have come that they may have life, and that the may have it more abundantly.” Romans 8:32 AMP “He who did not withhold or spare [even] His own Son, but gave Him up for us all, will He not also […]
Over the course of eleven books, including his latest novel, THE UNMADE WORLD, Steve Yarbrough has established himself as a master of language and place. But James knows him as the leader of the greatest workshop ever. They discuss that class at Sewanee, as well as being a Southern writer with a British aesthetic, structuring novels based on the football calendar, and getting poked in the stomach. Plus, Annie Hartnett on being more productive. Steve Yarbrough: https://www.steveyarbrough.net/ Steve and James discuss: Sewanee Writers' Conference Jill McCorkle Johnny Carson IN THE SHADOW OF 10,000 HILLS by Jennifer Haupt THE GIRL FROM BLIND RIVER by Gale Massey Bill Parcells Jimmy Johnson University of Arkansas William Harrison John Clellon Holmes James Whitehead Bill Belichick Graham Greene Emerson College Pamela Painter Margot Livesey THE LAST PICTURE SHOW by Larry McMurtry BOOKMARKED: LARRY McMURTRY'S THE LAST PICTURE SHOW by Steve Yarbrough (SY) PRISONERS OF WAR by SY THE END OF CALIFORNIA by SY "Hills Like White Elephants" by Ernest Hemingway Ron Hansen A CLOCKWORK ORANGE Bill Evans Raymond Carver THE DIXIE ASSOCIATION by Donald "Skip" Hayes Richard Yates William Trevor "Wildwood Flower" "Blowing up on the Spot" by Kevin Wilson (from PLOUGHSHARES, Winter 2003-4) Joyce Carol Oates "Where Are You Going, Where Have You Been?" THE PIGEON TUNNEL by John LeCarre Alice Munro THE HUNT FOR RED OCTOBER by Tom Clancy Gary Fisketjon Greg Michalson Fred Ramey Knopf THE OXYGEN MAN by SY The Harvard Book Store Michael Nye OBJECTS OF AFFECTION by Ewa Hryniewicz-Yarbrough Unbridled Books - Annie Hartnett: http://www.anniehartnett.com/ Annie and James discuss: "If You Want to Write a Book, Write Every Day or Quit Now" by Stephen Hunter "Why the Best Way to Get Creative Is to Make Some Rules" by Aimee Bender http://www.oprah.com/spirit/writing-every-day-writers-rules-aimee-bender/all#ixzz58vlFL9eU THE ELECTRIC WOMAN by Tessa Fontaine Sarah Shute THE DEFINING DECADE by Meg Jay ON WRITING: A MEMOIR OF THE CRAFT by Stephen King DEEP WORK by Cal Newport Anne Vogel Benjamin Percy THE SOUND OF MUSIC - http://tkpod.com / tkwithjs@gmail.com / Twitter: @JamesScottTK Instagram: tkwithjs / Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/tkwithjs/
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In this edition of Mountain Talk Monday, host Kelli Haywood speaks with Dr. Ellen Hahn who is a Ph.D. at the University of Kentucky College of Nursing and the Director of the Kentucky Center for Smoke Free Policy. Jean Rosenberg, a community advocate from Prestonsburg, Kentucky and a former consultant for the Floyd County Health Department also joins the conversation. The topic is local smoke free policy. What does it take to make your businesses and public spaces free of the harmful chemicals found in second hand smoke? Why should you advocate for smoke free policy in your community? Is smoke free policy discriminatory? Listen today and learn more! Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/kysmokefree Website: http://www.breathe.uky.edu Quit Line: 1-800-QUIT-NOW
Title: Tobacco in Indian Country Guests: Eldon Kalemsa Jr (Hopi), Hopi Tobacco Program Coordinator; Matthew Madonna, retired President, American Cancer Society Southwest Division; Wayne Tormala, Chief, Bureau of Tobacco & Chronic Dz, AZ Dept Health Services Description: Discussions about tobacco often fail to recognize the unique role this powerful plant has had throughout history. This week’s show will help listeners better appreciate the sacred regard for tobacco throughout Indian Country as well as its health concerns. Refer Listeners to: 1-800-QUIT-NOW or 1-602-364-0834 (Tormala)
We all face challenges.At times, those challenges make us feel like we want to give up. We need healing. Our finances are limited, Our prayers seem to go unanswered. No matter what it seems like, You Can't Quit Now! Listen to this message from 5am Prayer and Be Encouraged to Continue in your walk of Faith in the midst of all of your adversity and testing.
We all face challenges.At times, those challenges make us feel like we want to give up. We need healing. Our finances are limited, Our prayers seem to go unanswered. No matter what it seems like, You Can't Quit Now! Listen to this message from 5am Prayer and Be Encouraged to Continue in your walk of Faith in the midst of all of your adversity and testing.
Dr. Jonathan Foulds, professor of public health sciences and psychiatry at Penn State College of Medicine, discusses current research into smoking cessation, the state of smoking in the United States, and what research says about the safety of certain approaches to quitting. For more information: www.smokefree.gov www.becomeanex.org The state quitline: 1-800-QUIT-NOW (1-800-784-8669) Click on the Pod icon above or the direct download link below to hear the show. Right-click to save the file to your system.
Host: Linda Bernstein, Pharm.D. In this edition of The Pharmacy Report®, host Dr. Linda Bernstein spotlights type 1 diabetes and the new paradigms of research in disease detection, prevention and treatment. In the Movers and Shakers segment, Dr. Stephen E. Gitelman, M.D., Professor of Clinical Pediatrics and Chair of Pediatric Diabetes and Clinical Research at the University of California, San Francisco shares his fascinating path of discovery and research into this complex disease and how someday it could revolutionize therapeutic approaches for not just the patient, but at-risk family members as well. References mentioned in this segment: Diabetes Center, University of California, San Francisco Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's 2013 Tips From Former Smokers campaign, including 1-800-QUIT NOW, a number that links callers to their state quitlines. The website is www.cdc.gov/tips and features information on the campaign, as well as information on how to quit smoking from the National Cancer Institute's www.smokefree.gov
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