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Subject: Re: It is not an offence kids to smoke

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Danika

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Date Posted: 19:37:51 05/26/23 Fri
In reply to: Steve 's message, "Re: It is not an offence kids to smoke" on 11:26:26 05/26/23 Fri

My son, Dwayne was quick on the uptake with smoking. He was somewhat surprised when I told him it's ok for him to smoke. He went straight on to ciggies. My daughter April was hesitant so I started her and the younger daughter on vapes. When they started inhaling, I took the vapes away and encouraged them to smoke cigs. I had a difficult time with Chelsea dispensing vapes. Both girls tried a variety of flavoured ones, grape, mixed berries, mango, pineapple and lush ice. They elected to go with grape.

Same here, my kids vape to and from to school although they have a pack of cigarettes at the bottom of their backpacks because most days they hang out with their friends
after school as long as they let me know.

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