Since we kicked off the Holding Our Breath campaign, we're giving you a daily dose of good health by providing a reason a day for the State Legislature to pass a comprehensive smoke free law. Check back each day for the latest of the 100 reasons in 100 days for Wisconsin to go smoke free.

Reason 31: Safe and Healthy Sandy Chow of Menomonee Falls has a pretty simple reason for Wisconsin to go smoke free. Because it’s safe and healthy. Safe and healthy....sounds good to us. Be first to comment this article Written by Holding Our Breath WI    Friday, 27 March 2009 13:13

Reason 30: Cindy’s Dad Like Emily up at Reason 13, Cindy Musial of West Allis has a very personal reason for Wisconsin to go smoke free – her dad. Watch Cindy tell her story and then remember that it could be your loved one whose health is needlessly put at risk by secondhand smoke. Be first to comment this article Written by Holding Our Breath WI    Thursday, 26 March 2009 00:00   Reason 29: Occupational Hazard Lion Tamer. WWE Wrestler. Waitress. What do all three occupations have in common? Two words: occupational hazards. As Greta Johnson from Fitchburg tells us in today’s edition of the 100 Reasons in 100 Days for Wisconsin to go smoke free, secondhand smoke is creating a serious occupational hazard for employees of restaurants and bars. Be first to comment this article Written by Holding Our Breath WI    Wednesday, 25 March 2009 00:00   Reason 28: Folk not Smoke Carmen Lee Orlowski from Stevens Point checks in with today’s edition of the 100 Reasons in 100 Days. Carmen makes her living as a musician, which includes lots of gigs at bars – and lots of exposure to secondhand smoke. Shouldn’t Carmen be able to work without risking her health? We think Carmen’s music always sounds good – but is best heard wafting through smoke-free air. Be first to comment this article Written by Holding Our Breath WI    Tuesday, 24 March 2009 00:00   Reason 27: Community Events There is certainly a lot to love about Wisconsin. And, one of the things that makes our state such a great place to live is all the family-friendly activities that take place year round. Community events are part of our culture, and, as Jennifer Stangl from DeForest tells us, one of the reasons for Wisconsin to go smoke free is to make sure all those events can be held in the safety of smoke-free air. Be first to comment this article Written by Holding Our Breath WI    Monday, 23 March 2009 00:00

More Articles... Reason 26: A Nurse’s Tale Reason 25: They’re Surrounding Us! Reason 24: Great Faces. Great Places. Now Smoke Free Reason 23: It’s Our Right

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