Alice Smith, 18, tried to quit vaping for almost two years. The headaches, whole body shakes, blurry vision and a feeling that her whole body was about to shut down made it hard.
Now she is in her senior year of high school, but spent the morning of Sept. 11 speaking up against the flavored nicotine that has become increasingly popular among children and teens in recent years.
Smith shared her story at a campaign kickoff event for a coalition called Flavors Hook Kids Washington, hosted by El Centro de la Raza at their Federal Way location, 1607 S. 341st Pl…