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    • #37800
      RRRRRR
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      Hello everybody im from romania english is not my first language so im sorry if im gonna stumbble in my words As im sitting here drinking my morning coffe thinking what a waste my last 10 years of my life has been over 100.000euros spent in casinos in local pubs slots drinking gambling , until i woke up yesterday morning with the feeling that its not gonna get better the money are gone i cant get it back everytime i try its not enough even if i have winings in a night the next day its all gone+money from my saving account Gambling caused me extreme depression anxiety and low self esteem i dont even have a car or a house and im 36 years old i do have some money in the bank i wont touch I still have hope I wont this to be the day i change everything

    • #37802
      vera
      Participant

      Welcome to GT RR .
      The thing that struck me most about your post is that you, yourself now realize what gambling has done to you.
      YOU WOKE UP!!
      For as long as we continue gambling, we are asleep. We live in a dream world. An illusion. When we wake up and see gambling for what it is , the scales fall from our eyes.That is the point of change.
      The reality is that gambling is a progressive disease. It will never go away. It follows a CG like an unwanted demon, always lurking in the background waiting to pounce.
      The good new is, you and I are stronger than this addiction but only when we take steps to eradicate it from our lives. You have taken first step today.
      You have admitted that you are powerless over gambling.
      The first step is the most difficult.
      Keep climbing.
      If you look back you will be tempted to “try one more time”.
      We will NEVER win our money back but we will always lose more and more and more. You realize this now.
      The only advise I would give you is to give the money you have in savings to somebody else, for safe keeping or you are at risk of losing that too.
      Best wishes in recovery.

    • #37803
      kathryn
      Participant

      I’m bringing your post back to the top.
      Have you put up any barriers to keep yourself safe?
      I hope you are well, and managing your addiction.
      Take care, K x

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