[Hill-Shatar]

A little anecdote. As some of you know, I am not the only microbiologist in my family, my mother is one as well. She told me a story of a smoker who had to have hus lung removed. After that, he continued smoking. I could not believe that this man, living off of one lung, as still continuing to smoke.

That was a little over a year ago. She is expecting to see him walk into the doors of the first floor clinic anytime soon at the Cancer Center.

He is wasting the money of the Canadian people on this habit. We can not replace his lung. Nor would we wish to. If we could, it could have been used for someone who had need of it, not a person who would blacken it in a year, and be back in the hospital, trying to get another one.