MOM’S LAST PACK OF CIGARETTES

The Changing Image of Cigarette Smoking — It’s No Longer Cool

From glamor to stigma

Deborah Camp
The Memoirist
Published in
3 min readApr 10, 2022

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Author’s photo of my mother’s last package of unopened Pyramid cigarettes
Author’s photo of my mother’s last package of unopened Pyramid cigarettes

My mother passed away a decade ago at age eighty-two. Even though she had quit smoking about twelve years earlier, she succumbed to complications with COPD and emphysema.

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Deborah Camp
The Memoirist

Award-winning writer/editor/columnist. No niches here! I write on topics ranging from humor, busines, life experiences, & more. deborah.camp@comcast.net