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4th May 2018
12:40pm BST

"For me, that was normality. Every weekend we’d go out - and this is not me blaming my mum. My mum did not know any different. Nor did I and, as I got older and older, it went from doing speed and then I met a boy and he introduced me to cocaine, I must have been about 15, 16. "I was a really, really good kid but when I became an adult it just kind of went downhill from there, really." She also revealed that until she got therapy years later, she thought everyone did drugs and that those who didn't were 'snobs'. "They’d go: 'No, Kerry, that isn’t normal behaviour. Not everybody does cocaine, not everybody does ecstasy, not everyone takes speed.'" Kerry was speaking at the The Hygrove, a new high-end addiction treatment centre in Gloucester.
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