On how stop smoking services need to be suited for the individual and how it helped her.
Stacey said: “I think it’s each to their own I think everybody’s different and I also think it depends on how much people are smoking. Like you get the like chain-smokers and then you just get like social smokers do you know?
No it’s not [easy to stop] but when didn’t have to pay for the prescriptions, basically so that was why I did when it wasn’t gonna cost me any money.”
Midwife Hull says: "Smoke free families aim to arrange with you where the most convenient place to meet, this is is usually a clinic or children’s centre. Bringing along your mum, partner or friend is a good idea. This will help to give you lots of support.
It’s free and times are to suit you, so if you work it can be in the evening."
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