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My mom smokes in her house and she ps not going to stop and i have no where else to live and i can't breath good and have a deep cough ?
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Move: Difficult problem. 2nd hand smoke exposure can be serious. Only solution I see is get mom to stop or move out.
Answered 10/8/2016
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