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26 June 2025 at 10:54 am #223400beniParticipant
I started gambling when i was teenager i eventually handle to exclude me from the websites where i spend huge amounts of money, but several year ago i started with stock market, and is again the same i do the investment in an aggressive way i already struggling pne year trying to quit but i return with the hope of recover the money with the result of losing more money i am 43 i haven’t house because my addiction, fortunately i have a job, but if i continue in this way i could loss everything and never see the end of this tunnel, i want to stop investing, betting or whatever involves bet money, i have to realise that i lost a huge amount of money that i will never recover and start to think in survive for the rest of my life, i tried to close the broker account but i reopened and there is no exclusion here also i think i need the account because i could need documents because taxes or the government could ask me because i did big movements of money, what can i do for stop one for all with this mess ? In my case i can’t tell to my family because i won’t have support and can be the worst that i do, tell me please some tips for avoid the thinking of try to recover the money, i have to realize once for all that money is lost and i won’t bring it back, help please
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30 June 2025 at 11:54 am #265941matthewharperModerator
I would honestly give Gordon Moody a call and look aty either the R and C programme or doing the full residential stay, wanting to recoup the moey lost is very common but an impossiblke task, understanding your addiction and being ok with your past is a very important part of recovery , please reachout
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