Behind the festivities of the Great American Smokeout are the serious efforts of thousands of hard-working American Cancer Society volunteers who visit schools, malls and workplaces to publicize the events and distribute information about quitting. They also enlist nonsmokers to "adopt" smokers for the day, supporting them with advice and snacks. The support continues for those who decide not to return to smoking after the Great American Smokeout is over. You can go one day without a cigarette even a week and for lifetime. This is the time you can quit smoking for ever. Thursday, November 21 is the "Great American Smokeout." Each year, on the third Thursday of November, thousands of Americans don't smoke for whole day. To view more Click Here

Over10 million Americans are expected to participate in the Great American Smokeout in November, by smoking less or quitting. Quitting is the first step to a healthier life. Smokers who are trying to quit during the Great American Smokeout or any time, are encouraged to use patches available at gotopatches.com services to increase their chances for success. Click here to view more about stop smoking products.

    For many college students, the prospect of quitting smoking can seem daunting. The 25th annual Great American Smokeout, which occurred last November the parents and teachers encouraged many students to break the habit. The non-smokers were happy to see fewer students not smoking in campus, although the problem was not completely eliminated, On the Event said one of the parents. "I think the Smokeout is a wonderful thing." Teacher of  mass communication shared similar sentiments. "The Smokeout saved my life," he said. "I participated in the event last year, and I haven't had a cigarette since. The difference it's made on my health has been amazing. Click here to view more about stop smoking products.