Smokers quit cold turkey

TERRE HAUTE, Ind. (WTHI) - Smokers all over the U.S went cold turkey.

Thursday was the 33rd annual Great American Smokeout.

The smokeout is a day put on by the American Cancer Society, challenging smokers to put away nicotine for one day. Local hospitals and clinics played their part by offering help to those who want to participate.

The American Cancer Society said that they want to make America smoke free.

If you want to quit smoking or make your business smoke free the American Cancer Society can help. For more information, contact your local American Cancer Society office.

Wabash Valley Area Service Center - Terre Haute
705 Putnam St
Terre Haute, IN 47802
Phone: 812-232-2679
Or to find a location near you, log onto the American Cancer Society's Web site.