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"I MUST HAVE BEEN CRAZY"Even those who are well aware that smoking kills find cigarets hard to resist. Sarah Millermon, an 18-year-old from Stockton, CA, knows the dangers of cancer first-hand.When she was a baby, she developed leukemia, a blood-related cancer. She underwent chemotherapy until she was two. And, while she''s been cancer-free ever since, the prospect of a relapse is never far from her mind.Still, as a teen, Sarah went on to smoke a pack a day, putting herself at risk for cancer of the lungs, mouth, hoyodemonterreygovernors esophagus, larynx, stomach, pancreas, kidney, and bladder."When you''re addicted to cigarets, you can rationalize anything," says Sarah, who hasn''t smoked in three months. "I''d tell myself: `Well, I beat cancer once. I can do it again.'' Now I look back and think I must have been crazy."

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