Top 10 WARNING signs of Lung Cancer
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- čas přidán 7. 06. 2024
- Lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer deaths worldwide. In this video, with over 10 years of experience as a lung doctor, I share the Top 10 Warning Signs of Lung Cancer, shedding light on its often overlooked symptoms. From persistent coughs and chest pain to unexpected changes in fingernails, being aware of these signs can lead to early detection and increased chances of survival. Whether you're a smoker or non-smoker, understanding these symptoms is vital, especially with conditions like lung adenocarcinoma on the rise. Dive in to learn more and potentially save a life.
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I 've being with short breathing more tham 10 ys. No smoker. And fatigue. I complained a lot with doctors. Always sending me to psychologists to address my anxiety. Then coughing for 2 months and awful pain on my ribs. I demanded x-ray and cat 🐈 scan.
Results: lung cancer. Pet scan plus biopsy. Primary adenocarcinoma lung cancer stage 4A. Now feeling better with chemotherapy and immunotherapy.
@Virginiabify , here is to continuing excellent long term health.
10 years? This is insane! Do this type of cancer grow that slow? I also have cruel breathtaking problems, beginning in 1997 (born 1983). They also presume anxiety... 🙄
How are you doing?
My grandmother and mother both died of lung cancer. My grandmother’s cause of death was asphyxiation. Her lung cancer had spread so much it had grown into her esophagus. And other parts of the body. (It still hurts to write this.) She was blown off by several Drs after having many of these symptoms. This was in the 1980s. She was not taken seriously when she complained of so many symptoms. Her cancer was discovered on her autopsy.
Moral of the story. You know your body better than anyone. If you have one of the symptoms come up that Dr Hansen spoke of, find a Dr who will believe you and take you seriously.
My mom told me she simply waited too late. She knew something was wrong when she started having shortness of breath going up the stairs and couldn’t climb stairs as well. She was 54.
Everybody dies from asphyxiation.
@@williamwilson6499 Perhaps I misspoke. On autopsy she had food stuck in her esophagus that had been blocked by the expansion of her lung cancer.
I’m so sorry. This is very sad 😞 wish you well.
I’m really sorry to hear that and wishing you all the best
Decades later and still women in this age group are brushed off and ignored by their doctors
I’m a never-smoker who was diagnosed at stage 4 with a type of oncogene-driven lung cancer called ALK+ at the age of 51. My main symptom for the pricing year, was episodes of scapula (shoulder blade) pain that could last a week and then disappear for 3 months. An X-ray of that area 6 weeks before diagnosis found nothing unusual, although by that time I was also starting to exhibit more common lung cancer signs. I was later diagnosed with a Pancoast tumour, which appears at the top of the lung and is hard to detect by X-ray. Fortunately, I am taking a targeted therapy drug, whilst not a cure should give me a near-normal quality of life for several years.
Three months ago I seemed fine, no clue I had stage IV lung cancer. It started with wheezing and I thought maybe asymptomatic Covid or SRV. Doctor diagnosed COPD and put me on inhaler. Several weeks later and I literally couldn’t breathe. It’s a very aggressive small cell and I’m afraid. Praying for strength and acceptance.
Praying for you my friend. Stay strong and keep fighting with all you’ve got.
@@user-de6eu5el5i thank you. I’m afraid. I didn’t expect this and my emotions and anxiety is through the roof. I’m not prepared for this. I’m sure it will happen but now I’m just a wreck. I don’t want to die
@@michaelwatkins3842 I'm so sorry. Prayers going out for you.
The Lord is close to the broken hearted and he bund up their wounds. Get to know Jesus@@michaelwatkins3842
No matter Michael you have to fight this like your worst enemy give it your all if you ever need to vent comment back brotha
Thank you Dr. Hansen for this information. My sister was died in lung cancer. Yes, she did feel the chest pain from beginning!
Watched several of your videos tonight and had to hit the sub button. Thanks for sharing your knowledge of CZcams. Have a good evening!
My darlin angie my sister died of ?Lung cancer on3rd of octthis yr she was in terrible pain the last 3 months off her life rest in peace lovely sister miss you so very much but glad you have no more Painxx
Very good presentations Dr.Hansen ❤
My dad died 11 days after being diagnosed with lung cancer and his nails were normal. Had hardly any symptoms until the very end, and wasn't in pain at all. At the very end his voice went very low and on the last day he needed help breathing, but that was it.
I’m really sorry to hear about your dad.
@@PraveenSriram Thank you. It was 26 years ago so I eventually came to terms with it.
My dad smokes daily for the past 10 years and hasn’t had any symptoms. What should I do because he doesn’t want to stop smoking. Is it too late?
@@kingpotato1022 My dad was nearly 74 when he died, and had been smoking since he was about 14/15, so compared to that 10 years isn't much. I have no idea how long it would take to get lung cancer after starting smoking. If he doesn't want to stop, all you can do is maybe back off for a bit so he doesn't feel pressurised, then try again to encourage him to stop. I hope you manage it. It's not easy to give up once you're addicted though.
@@amandadavies.. did he ever stop smoking ?
Thank You for sharing Dr. Hansen💕
There needs to be screening programs, i gave up smoking at 30, at 51 i had a motorcycle accident, suspected internal injuries and the scans found a 3cm Adenocarcinoma and a seperate 6cm Kidney tumour. The only symptom i had was fatigue which i attributed to age and work. Kidney and the affected Lobe were removed and i was extremely lucky to have caught them before Mets spread. There are far too many people diagnosed too late, a screening program would work wonders, once every 5 years perhaps?
Thanks for the information.
Watching this 2 days before a CT scan. Already suffering from multiple Post Viral issues, but in addition to these, there's now... Weaker voice, random pains, slightly more breathlessness, soreness of throat. Weight loss. Non smoker. 6 years sober. No clubbed fingers (just checked!). 3 years of Long COVID (not a V injury) has absolutely ravaged me. Very important to follow up on new symptoms and not just attribute it to an existing condition. Stay vigilant, peeps.
Let us know what you find out.
I had RSV twice, back to back, very, very, severe. 6 months of it! Have most of the lung cancer symptoms, but CT and mri was clear. Hope you come back and tell us how you did? ❤
Fingers crossed that the CT scan will help guide your doctors towards a manageable diagnosis or a better treatment path. Good luck, and hang in there!
The scan is this morning (UK time) but results probably won't be available to the GP for two weeks. Hoping it identifies/eliminates potential causes for the current decline in health. Will update with results. Important to encourage people have symptoms investigated (particularly people who already have chronic illness, and might dismiss new symptoms as being just another aspect of their condition).
Thank you for posting and I wish the best for you
Fantastic… 10 points in 4 mins well done!
Thank you for this helpful information!
God bless you and your family too. ❤
My Sister had persistent coughing and what doctors thought was pneumonia. She went into surgery to drain fluid from her lungs and a biopsy done during the procedure determined stage IV lung cancer. She never smoked a day in her life and died on Christmas Day 2019.
1) Second-hand smoke from others, also 2) RADON
@@number1fan262 1) second-hand smoke: she mainly worked outdoors and no one she lived with smoked or cooked over open flames. Family and her Co-workers should technically also by now have presented with symptoms. They don’t. 2) Radon: again, those living/ working with her should by now also present with symptoms of lung cancer. We also have no known family history of lung cancer. The causation versus correlation debate will continue to rage around this awful disease. Nevertheless, thank you for your attempt at helping my still-devastated family solve this mystery.
@@number1fan262 what state she live in? Radon is a silent killer and is cause of a lot of unexplained lung cancer (it's decaying Uranium that's odorless and in many locations around the world)
@@JSRJS you addressed the wrong person here. Plus, aside from providing & the ability to distinguish reliable vs non-reliable sources, we clearly have access to the internet to learn about radon on our own.
@@number1fan262 Wow, who pissed in your corn flakes this morning?
Thank you for providing such good information Dr Hansen. It is appreciated
Had most of these symptoms when I smoked . Fortunately I no longer smoke and feel better.
This is what I came here for. I've been smoking for 23 years and I'm 34 now. I'm a very heavy smoker, I drywalled for 17 years, and I worked in the asbestos abatement industry for 5. I am definitely worried right now. But I'm hoping that when I do quit smoking it clears this up
Good to see you mah friend. Thanks for your hard work. XOXO
Dr. Mike. Thank you.
Don’t stop your videos Dr. Mike. 🙏🏼☺️
My father lived with a partial lung removal due to the TB acquired at a concentration camp. He smoked since he was 12. Until his death at 85, he smoked five packs/day, never exercised or ate a healthy diet.
My Dad had a cough I noticed it in the mornings. In the spring of 1972 he went to a doctor , they found lung cancer and he passed the end of Aug. He was young at 44, he smoked winstons, he wasnt what I would call a heavy smoker. I remember him telling he took up smoking in the service, I'm guessing he was in his early 20's . Cobalt treatment was done, I remember hearing it was discovered too late. I have a photo of him sitting outside getting some sunshine with his shirt off. The mark for the cobalt treatment was drawn on his chest in grease pencil. I sure miss him.
Sorry for your loss
You don't have to be a heavy smoker to get lung cancer
Although quite rare a few non smokers can and do get lung cancer
@@Keithbarbermy mom had lung cancer and never smoked. There is a type of cancer that non smokers get.
@traveler320ak7 non-smokers have often got lung cancer from secondhand smoke
@@Keithbarber yes. I know that. I am just saying that there is also a type of cancer my non smoking..non secondhand smoke mom got that attacks mostly women non smokers. You don’t have to be around smoke or smoke to get that lung cancer.
This is great video perhaps next can do video on Vascular disease cos the symptoms so vague
Thanks Dr. Hansen. I'm a big fan of your videos and appreciate your valuable content. Just another thought on warning signs of cancer that don't involve the lungs. My brother, Mike, had a pain in his back for several months. When he finally went to the doctors (Christmas 2018), they found a mass on his spine that was non-small-cell lung carcinoma that had metastasized. Prior to the pain in his back, he had ZERO symptoms. At 61 he was a never smoker and always kept himself healthy. The mass was removed and he had good luck with Tagrisso and bounced back, taught himself how to walk again and returned to teaching ESL classes. Unfortunately about 15 months after his initial diagnosis, he passed out and fell, striking his head. More tests showed the cancer had spread into his cerebral spinal fluid, and that was pretty much game over - sadly he passed in Dec. 2020 at 63. Just a piece of advice to see a doctor when you are experience sudden onset of pain that becomes persistent, wherever it is.
I'm very sorry for your Ioss. ❤❤
Thank you. 🙏@@LDiamondz
My deepest condolences. Yes, too many people ignore the body's signals and thank you for sharing this sad personal stort to warn all to be more careful. God bless.
@@loyi-kyong Thank you and may God bless you as well.
So sorry for your loss
I had terrible wheezing, squeaks and crackles, especially lying down to sleep. I couldn’t laugh without a fit of terrible coughing. It couldn’t get any worse, I thought my life was over, but it’s not. I Haven’t smoked for 5 months, my breathing is so much clearer, I can laugh, sleep quietly and my gums don’t hurt anymore. I vape occasionally if I go out with a smoking friend, but otherwise I can forget about it. I could never imagine saying that, thought I was a lifetime hooked chain smoker, and it’d be the early death of me. But, I have noticed that cigarettes are mentioned more often lately on tv programmes, dramas series and soaps, and it spoils if for me, seeing it on tv awakens my cravings, annoying actually, who’d have thought that gentle shows like Death in Paradise season 12 would be so full of it? 😳😟
so true, on the UK soaps you still see people smoking, and also outside hospitals.
Good information. Thanks.
Thank you Handsome Doctor.
Thank you…
THANK you 😊 for these PSA 's. So handsome, AND SO SMART! killer combo
Currently dealing with many fairly severe symptoms indicative of cancer. Lungs, but intestines as well. Plus some unrelated (maybe?) Heart stuff. Yes, I am a long time pack a day smoker. Just exacerbated by numerous other health concerns. Terminal ones. CAD seems like a foregone conclusion at this point, but I'm still waiting on labs.
Sorry. Went from a relevant comment to just unloading my baggage on strangers. Apologies. Don't have much chance to talk about it. Don't really have anyone.
Don't apologise. It's good to let it out even if it is to strangers on the internet.
Did the result come back?
You're going to be fine.. 💞🙏
Hope everything is fine.
Good luck, whether good or bad news 🙏
Thanks doc!
Thank you
If you cough up blood and have a dark line going up your thumb nail get a chest X-ray immediately. It happened to me.
Very good public information video.
A friend recently died from some form of lung cancer. By the time it was discovered tentacles of the disease had wrapped around his aorta. Luckily in our country euthanasia is available and he took this option, although he had to go off the pain medication for a day to ensure he was of sound mind when filling out the paperwork. Of course stopping the pain relief hardened his resolve to cut and run.
I've known people that has died of lung cancer ♋️ & has never smoked in there lives
So its pollution as well that can cause lung 🫁 cancer too .
There is a type of lung cancer that non smokers can get.
Everyone also forgets that genetics are a thing..just because you don’t smoke doesn’t mean you aren’t going to get lung cancer lol
Than you Dr Hanson 🇦🇺🙏🌻
My father died of lung cancer in 1997 aged 69 years he did have a few of them symptoms particularly the constant cough.
1 quick comment I don't smoke But I used to drink and when I quit drinking 3 1⁄2 years ago All of a sudden I didn't cough as much anymore Hardly at all.
Seems like a good channel, and I've seen it before. I like our host. Well I guess I'm in the clear for now.
My mother in law died from lung cancer. Her only symptom was a backache.
Same with my brother
Get well!
My girlfriend is from Bolivia. This type of nails is normal in people who live 4000m+ because of the same reason.
Does she 🚬 smokes?
@@Papa2thaE She did
Had a friend who had the clubbed fingernails always noticed them but thought it was a genetic issue, just something that ran in his family. This is not the first time I have seen this post!
My mom was a nail biter. The tips of her fingers became clubbed like that. She blamed it on nail biting. The saddest part is we had the same family dr all my life. He never noticed it on my mom until she took me in for a stubborn blackhead. He finally noticed it, had her get a chest X-ray found a huge tumor on her lung. Had surgery, then she had a seizure. It spread to her brain. She lived 6 months after the dr finally catching it. This was 1979 😢. She was 42 I was 18. She started smoking at age 12 or 13.
😢❤ I just lost my mom to lung cancer also. I'm 48 I can't image being 18, my heart goes out to you. X
@@tammymorton2411 Thank you 💞. I’m so sorry for you also. Losing a mother is hard at any age 💓🌺🤗
So sorry for your loss. I’m 40 years old and my mother is currently 63 years old with uncontrolled diabetes.
What was she smokingv
@@RareGod4_ cigarettes! She started at age 13 and died at 43. I pleaded with her for many years to stop. She said it was the one thing in life that brought her joy. As she lay dying, she apologized to me 😢
1) persistent cough 😷
2) coughing up 🆙 blood 🩸
3) shortness of breath and becoming easily winded
4) chest pain
5) wheezing on the exhale 😮💨
6) recurring chest infections like bronchitis
7) hoarse voice
8) difficulty swallowing
9) changes in the fingernails such as clubbing
I'm screwed 😢 I am showing all these symptoms
@@morgainepost7148How are you lately?
@@morgainepost7148any updates?
My brother's first symptom was severe back pain
He only lived for 6 months after that
So sorry for you and your brother. Back pain seems like a common symptom that wasn’t on this list.
My brother passed from Non small cell 2 months ago. First symptom was shoulder pain. He lived 4 months after diagnosis@@elisaholland29
I have pretty bad back pain and a horrible cough rn
7yrs after quitting smoking I got hoarse voice then shortness of breath when to get check lung adenocarcinoma
I stopped smoking 3months ago, and I do get asthma. I need to go get myself checked
Couldn't see what the clubbed fingernails look like very well. There's a thumbnail of another one of your videos partially covering it up. Mine look like Reynauds. Have you got a video on that, Dr. Mike?
My mom's coughing for the last one and a half years or so.. Initially they said GERD, then Asthma and now erosive gastritis upon endoscopy. Everytime they keep saying one or the other but no relief from cough... No standard time as to when it pops, but it does randomn while eating and at other times
Did she have a CT scan or an mri? Those are used to detect lung cancer. (After x-rays, usually.)
What last question to make stage four it Hass to be in the lymph node am I correct or the blood? Please write me back and thank you.
I donr have any of these sym. I only have severe upper back pain. Here and there ill get these rib attacks. Where my entire back and eib cage will have sharp pains and radiate through the back and the sides of my ribs. And pain when breathing deeply. Anyone else. Ive had xrays. Notbing shows up on them. Also seena specialist and he said nothing was grabbing his eyes. But i feel theres something seriously wrong. Ive had this pain for over 2 years. Its awful
Yes I have something like this for nearly 2 years and feel I need to go get a chest x-ray soon, also coughed up some blood couple weeks ago. My friend told me to take extra vitamin D for rib pain so you can try that if x-ray showed nothing in your case.
People with non-small cell lung cancer can be treated with surgery, chemotherapy, radiation therapy, targeted therapy, or a combination of these treatments. People with small cell lung cancer are usually treated with radiation therapy and chemotherapy. Surgery
My mum had the cough well after a cold. Was a non smoker.
Could you please do another video of thing could cause persistent coughing
Alergies
Chronic infection.
Post nasal drip.
Waiting to find out if someone I know has this .
So, lung pain that is present without taking deep breaths? Or only pain when breathing?
Okay.... What about diagnosis, I mean where do you start? Does a chest HR CT help??
Chest CT scan and MRI, with contrast is best. They usually do a regular chest x-ray first, though. An x-ray isn't definitive, though.
My grandad died on February the 16th this year with asbestos, he struggled to walk and his last days were in the hospital
If I get lung cancer then thats it NOT getting medical help just let it do what ever and so be it.
My father @87yrs. having lymphatic cancer , his leg nails were having the same shape as shown in the vedio's desktop .He died 2 weeks back
What the most effective of lung cancer?
I should really stop smoking :/ Probably don't have this, but feel heaviness in chest when speak and cough. Also had Covid.
lol you where talking about Pneumonia and showed a test tube with "ammonia test"....
Yes, that didn't make sense :P
🤣 I didn't even notice!
I’m glad that you brought up fatigue, because it was stage four lung cancer you get to the point where you cannot do anything you can get into the shower. You might be able to wash the dishes and then sit down for a second then keep on going back-and-forth until they’re done but you really can’t clean the house the way that you want to have no energy none absolutely none and you cannot get your mail. I can get to the mailbox but I cannot get back into the house.😂 and I’m very sleepy all the time, and my muscles hurt because of the adrenal gland that was attacked through immunotherapy which worked perfectly. It literally almost wiped out the whole cancer. I’ve been alive now for eight months I wonder how long I have and I want wanna know if you could do a video of how we die am I gonna fall asleep and die? Am I gonna drown to death? Am I gonna choke to death? How do people lungs die and I don’t know how to spell but I don’t know how to punctuate so I’m using my speaker.
I have lung cancer too,just finished chemo and only doing immunotherapy now,I do get tired more but I try to do breathing exercises to help my lungs ,no guarantees it's going to work even though my tumors have shrunk alot.
I had no idea when,where or how I'm going to die before I got lung cancer and I don't want to know now either,just enjoy whatever time we have on earth.
Hope we both can peacefully leave this world when it's our time....good luck to you❤
You just mentioned about chest pains in certain forms of manner ok as a smoker can get what is known as a cold on the chest and that causes chest pains anyway and also with the caughing lark with the chest pains so don't assume that just because when you get a cold on your chest and assume that you have got lung cancer so there you go.😊
Thank-you Dr Hansen, I had a strange persistent cough for years no other symptoms i only noticed it dissappear after I moved house, I don't have it anymore
Radon or mold
Mold
@@number1fan262I saw this after I commented. Thanks for sharing. I dont yet know about radon
I got lung carcinoid - also not associated with smoking. Luckily, I found that incidentaloma... at stage 1A
I have a theory that many young people nowadays will get COPD in a few decades. They’re seemingly constantly stooped over looking at their devices which means they’re shallow breathing, not deep from the diaphragm like they should be, and this shallow breathing will cause lung problems like COPD. Vaping and a lack of fitness certainly won’t help.
My Dads Dad Died From Lung When My Sister Was Born 😢
im a 13 year old child and i worry alot but i have fatigue that doesnt improve with rest, sort of struggle breathing and i get random chest pains every 2 weeks ish what should i do, should i seek for help??
See a Dr yes
I'm 40 now, but I also received cruel shortness of breath since I'm 13. Beginning 2023, A little pain added. Doctors found nothing,
Oh hunni my child is the same age as you. I will say I reckon you are absolutely fine ! Maybe though ask your parents to take your for a check up. Alot of these symptoms can be caused by anxiety too, especially if your watching vids like this on here. A gp can have a listen and check over then all being well possibly talk about anxiety and stuff go make us feel better
Doesnt clubbing of the fingers also mean you were exposed to Asbestos?? I looked up about exposure to it 3 years ago...
Exposed???
What do you mean exposed to asbestos?
Well obviously inhaling it... 🤦
I'm 11 and I started coughing bunchn and wheezing too because of inhaling secondhand smoke from my parents. I'm now terrified I may have lung cancer
You are super young for getting lung cancer.I’m so sorry that your parents smoke around you. Would you be able to talk to them about your fears? As a momma I would want to know if my child was scared about something and especially if it were something I could stop doing around my child.
Let’s face it, everything can be a sign of lung cancer !!😢
In Sweden step 1 of the lung testing is having a measurer on the finger that checks blood oxygen level. And you have to take a deep breath and breathe out hard in a tube, with and without lung expander inhaling. If all of these pass, then they refuse you x-ray. I have recurring problems with my lungs. Often shortness of breath. Often mucus to cough up, often with dried blood in it. I often don't have the energy to speak. They say it can't be astma, and it can't be KOL. AND I had a brother who died from his organs shutting down. AND I have 3 relatives with respiratory problems and spots in their lungs, and another with KOL. I really want to x-ray my lungs and organs, but since I pass the oxygen level and breathing OUT hard, then I'm refused my X-ray request..... I'm not surprised if ANY other country would take it more seriously. Please tell me what I can do to get an X-ray.
If you travel to another country maybe you can get the X-ray or a cat scan there?
Do it in Ukraine.
The doctors there are well educated and you can arrange a meeting and do your tests. Ukrainian refugees often come back to Ukraine in order to become the medical services they need.
Ammonia test? Not pneumonia?
My brother had the big finger nails for many years before he died of lung cancer
Almost all these symptoms are the same for COPD
What is an 'Ammonia Test'??
I think some body misspelled or misheard "pneumonia" 🤦♀️
I smoke heavily and I choose not to quit.
My bro
God that 45 degree angle is weird.
I am 18 years old and a non smoker. My grandpa died of lung cancer a month ago (77 yo), even tho he did smoke 3 packs of cigarets per day for 50 years straigth and worked in open mines a radiologist said cancer didn't came from smoking cause he hadn't smoke for the 15 years. Now i have a dry cough for 7 weeks after i had some for 4 days. I am 100% convinced that my cough is from lung cancer and my grandpa was geneticly predestined to get one so i have the same possibility of having lung cancer. You guys think i have lung cancer at 18 yo or is it in my head. Why cough is still here after 7 weeks???? should i visist a psychologist?? Is there a chance that it's all in my head??
its your head cuz 18 years is rare for lung cancer but since ur grandafther died due to lung cancer its better to go for a scan.
Your cough is not in your head but I would doubt that you have lung cancer. You are too young and you don’t smoke. If you are living with your parents I would suggest speaking to them about your fear and see if you could maybe get a physical exam to find out why you are coughing. Your grandpa certainly could get lung cancer after he quit smoking because he smoked for 50 years.
I'm going to check if I don't have lung cancer couse I do have symptoms like coughing up blood, constant fatigue, lack of appetite and also pain in the chest. But I don't know about this couse I'm only 18 years old and lung cancer is rather something that old people get-
i have 16 and im going to be checked tmrw i got pain in chest and fatigue, may god be with u
#1 sign it shows up on xray
😢 I know someone with finger nails like these 😮
you should probably tell them to get checked out
@@dandelions2414 unfortunately, they are living with the Lord! 🕊️ 😔
Doctors who have the iPhone 15 Pro or iPhone 15 Pro Max have photos from 2024 to 2011
Eliminate, sugar, redmeat, candy, sweets, processed food, and fried foods from your diet and juice every hour on the hour, Blessed Be.
All these signs that you have mentioned it doesn’t necessarily means cancer
No science no proof just one mans personal opinion
Limphorma cancer patients , their leg nails look in the same way .
I have the lines on my fingernails I don’t have clubbing
Its not a tuma!!
My dad smoked for 60 years and never got cancer
That’s hardly a reason to smoke. It’s called “induction “, ie going from the particular to the general. Just because your dad was ok it doesn’t mean it’s ok for everyone.
@@leedsman54gee
It's the luck of the draw ... my grandfather smoked forty a day from the age of 14 and lived until the ripe old age of 90 ....
@kingpotato1022 Why?, bad breath, smelly clothes, car, house, and hair, yellow teeth, premature wrinkles, yellow fingers, $7 bucks a pack, spreading second hand smoke to loved ones and mouth, lung, and esophageal cancers are 100% worth how cool smoking makes one look. I'd start smoking again right this second if I could inhale it. Smoking made my nose fall off from smoke related carcinoma, so I can't puff anymore. When I puff on a cigarette, my nose whistles. I miss looking cool when I smoke. Go buy a carton for yourself AND your dad.
And yes, that is a real photo of me.
Nothing new.
💉💉💉
Why has this man aged so much? Hansen was not like 3 years ago????