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Dana Hancock, a chain smoking wife and mother with terminal cancer, is killed when run over by a tobacco truck. She didn't see the truck coming because she was busy lighting a cigarette. She fails to see the big deal about her smoking until Judge Othniel shows her the full ramifications of her actions, at which point her sincerity impresses the Judge and he grants her a second chance to return and convince herself to not begin smoking in the first place. She is sent back as her own Guidance Counselor, Ann Rutherford.''''Her younger self, already smoking, is skeptical of Ann's warnings and doesn't see the big deal. She blames much of her difficulties on her absent parents, who are often away traveling for extended periods of time and do not even leave a contact phone number. As Ann, who is running out of time, digs deeper into the family situation, she discovers a shocking truth.moreless
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      • As Mr. Jones watches Dana get killed he is sitting on an advertising pillar with two ads, which read as follows:

        Smoking
        It's matter of Life and Breath!
        American Lung Association


        The truth about smoking will just kill you. Edit
      • Dana Hancock is sent back to earth as Guidance Counselor Ann Rutherford in 1969, at which time cigarettes were considered expensive at 30 cents per pack. Edit
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      • (to Dana) Judge Othniel: To deny your husband a wife, your offspring a mother, your assistant a mentor; Ms. Hancock, that is a kind of self-centered behavior that doesn't play very well around here. Edit
      • (watching her own funeral) Dana: Steve Girsch has no business carrying my casket, he hates me. Mr. Jones: Yeah, we thought your boss seemed a bit too happy when he heard you had dies, which did not please us at all. Dana: So now what happens? Mr. Jones: We make his new Lexus a lemon. Edit
      • Dana: Do you mean I'm, I'm dead? Mr. Jones: As a doornail, for the moment anyway. Edit
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