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I lost my mother to lung cancer six years ago. She was very angry at herself for ever smoking, even though she quit more than 15 years before she was diagnosed.
As it turned out, four of her seven sisters developed lung cancer, and her older sister never smoked. I remember that a nurse at a New York hospital where Mom underwent chemotherapy told her that she should never have smoked. My mom didn't deserve to feel guilt in addition to her pain.
Laura C. DeLellis
Fairfax Station
The survivors of lung cancer usually focus on the tobacco companies, suing them for millions of dollars and many times getting jury awards in the tens of millions of dollars.
