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Matilda's story

Matilda Mercury shares her story of quitting smoking. Hear about smoking in the LGBTIQ+ community, what inspired Matilda to quit, and the many benefits Matilda continues to enjoy as a result of stopping smoking.

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Aunty Hazel's story

My name is Aunty Hazel and I’m from Dimboola Victoria. My mob is Wotjobaluk and I am an elder. I had never intended to give up smoking but on the 11th February 2021, that all changed.

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Anne's story

Anne quit smoking after having been a "3-pack per day chain smoker". Read her story to find out how she dealt with cravings, and how stopping smoking changed her life for the better.

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Robyn's story

After quitting smoking, Robyn could finally save up for the one thing she had always wanted.

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Rob's story

Rob spent 10 years trying to quit for good. How did he do it? With oranges and his might.

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Lily's story

By quitting vaping, Lily has experienced a newfound sense of physical and mental freedom, empowering her to embrace a healthier, happier life.

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Sandra Warwick's story (Ballarat Grammar)

Sandra Warwick, the Senior School Deputy Head at Ballarat Grammar, is a dedicated advocate for reducing vaping harms among students. She encourages collaboration between all levels of the community to ensure a healthier environment for young people.

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Dr Robert Roseby's story

Dr Robert Roseby as a Paediatric Respiratory Physician specialising in children’s lungs and airways health, is deeply concerned over the long-term effects of vaping on children’s overall health and well-being.

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Kayla's story

Kayla, an Environmental Health Officer, has seen the concerning rise in vaping within her community, particularly among young people targeted by retailers.

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Student's story (Lyndhurst Secondary College)

Motivated by a desire to help their peers quit vaping, Year 11 students at Lyndhurst Secondary College took matters into their own hands and produced a video raising awareness that people can reach out to their friends for support.

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