How to watch Stacey Dooley: Down the K Hole for free online from anywhere
Stacey Dooley's commitment to putting herself in uncomfortable situations has to be applauded, and her latest venture is to spend five months in a rehabilitation centre in Stockport with young people recovering from ketamine addictions.
Stacey Dooley: Down the K Hole is a 59-minute documentary which follows different users of ketamine at different stages of their addiction, looking at the immense negatives of using the drug (an eroding bladder, for example), and exploring why youths are so attracted to the dangerous substance.
Ready to learn more about the impact of this devastating drug? Here's how to watch Stacey Dooley: Down the K Hole online and on TV from anywhere for free.
Can I watch Stacey Dooley: Down the K Hole for free? Yes.
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