A CHART OF COMPULSIVE GAMBLING AND RECOVERY

I'm reading your threads Chicagoguy, and finding them very interesting so please carry on posting. All the best with your recovery

Hey all,

To anyone still reading this thread , I'am 17 months gamble free as of yesterday. It's been a long tuff road, but one I continue to work hard at every day! I wish you the best in your recovery process.

Recovering compulsive gambler,

Chicagoguy

Last day of action 1/7/2013

P.S. You can read my diary in the Recovery diaries section, under Chicagoguy

Hi, these are very good, please keep posting...

It will help many people and it's nice to read

Regards

Cashy

Hi, these are very good, please keep posting...

It will help many people and it's nice to read

Regards

Cashy

excellent progress chicagoguy a huge well done.All the best Jeff.

Hi There thanks for all the great posts, there very helpful and insightful.

On a personal note i continue to go through long periods without gambling, months etc, then for some reason i get that nasty urge and as soon as i start i just can't stop. Always thinking that the big win is round the corner and chasing all the money you've lost over the years. Ive got some barriers in place but as ever when you get the urge you find ways around and was wondering if anyone had a tips?

One major factor i believe for us compulsive gamblers is time. When you think of all the time you spend gambling, limiting this time can be beneficial. Keeping busy limits the time to spend gambling and you actually feel you are doing something worthwhile instead of wasting your life away on roulette in my case

Look forward to anyones responses and comments

Curly

Hey all,

To anyone reading this, I'am 18 months gamble free as of the 7 th. I hope this forum helps those in search of some answers to this addiction we all have, and gives you the knowledge and strength to fight on in your journey to be abstinent of gambling.

Chicagoguy

G.O.C. Slots

Last day of action 1/7/2013