With more vape offenders undergoing rehabilitation, former users share how counselling helped them overcome cravings, regain stability and move forward.
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With more vape offenders undergoing rehabilitation, former users share how counselling helped them overcome cravings, regain stability and move forward.
Emily started vaping at the age of 13. (File photo: iStock)
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