She Smoked About Two Packs of Cigarettes a Day for 60 Years… And Quit

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She Smoked About Two Packs of Cigarettes a Day for 60 Years… And Quit

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Dianne McAnelly of Prairieville, Louisiana, started smoking in 1962 and didn’t stop for 60 years. On average, she smoked about two packs of cigarettes a day and had no intentions of ever quitting. As her health started to deteriorate, what finally led her to quit? Ochsner Health’s Smoking Cessation program.

“It’s been just a miraculous thing,” McAnelly said. “It’s all thanks to Ochsner and this program.”

To learn more about Ochsner’s free Smoking Cessation program, available to all qualifying patients aged 18 or older, visit Ochsner.org/quit.

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