Health Sciences 1001A/B Lecture Notes - Lecture 22: Brainstem, Flight Attendant, White Ribbon Campaign
17 Sep 2016
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Health science 1001a lecture 22: thursday dec 3 rd 2015. Heather crowe"s legacy: an ordinary canadian"s extraordinary gift (2006) video: 40 years working in the restaurant industry and now coming up to die. Hours were available; single parent so can put family life and work schedule in balance. The smoke in the actual restaurant was blue. 57 years old and dying from lung cancer due to second hand smoke. She never smoked a day in her life but have been exposed to second hand smoke for around 40 years. 5% of canadians had protection against second hand smoke due to smoke-free public places. By the end, 80% will live in such conditions. Due mostly from the efforts of heather crowe. Worried about restaurant owner being stuck during the holidays as she had lung cancer. Appointments, chemotherapy, pills, fever, high blood pressure, and etc. Heather always laughs and is always positive. Process of developing a campaign for lung cancer.
