| On January 1, 1966, health warnings first appeared on cigarette packs. |

The Philadelphia Department of Public Health encourages you to make a pledge to stay tobacco-free and to fight the tobacco epidemic:
THE PLEDGE
I, ______________________________________ ,
have made the decision to
stop smoking or use other forms of tobacco.
This is a very difficult choice for me to make,
but I want to live a tobacco-free life for myself,
my family and my friends.
I want to be able to breathe easier,
walk faster and have whiter teeth.
I want to live longer so I can watch my loved ones grow older,
and celebrate special times.
I want to grant my family's wish that I give up tobacco,
but I also have the same wish for myself.
If I mess up and smoke a cigarette or use other tobacco products,
I will start all over again the next day until I get it right.
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[Your signature]
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