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hello everyone i cant figure out why i gamble i cant stop every time i get abit of money i find myself on the roulette machines fobts i have no money at all now and my mum gave me 100 today to get family member a birthday present and i went an gambled it feel so low and P****d of at myself i hit my self in the face with the bottom of my plastic drink after losing and bruised my eye i have been playing these things for 10 years and alls they bring to my life is misery why wont i get it in my head there fixed disgusting machines like am addicted to the pain they bring to me just cant get me head around it

 
Posted : 17th April 2017 9:42 pm
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Hi GGGG

The help is all around you and its really a question of when you are ready to reach out and take the right action.

Youve been on before and until you properly block and tell people close you will continue to relapse.

You are in the grip of a heavy addiction. What can I say to you to get you to a born again moment? Theres no sign on those machines saying free money and an income here. You cant do that to your mum as well because she is been taken on the dark ride

Start the recovery process. I was angry and confused but after crying for three days I became determined to end it and I went round and self excluded. I then told my parents everything. I made sure no money came from them and everything was monitored.

I considered living on an allowance but found the blocks were working and I wouldnt break them. In the earlier days my parents stood in the bank with me watching cash paid in then bills were payed by bill transfer on the servicetill and the proof handed to them.

All gambling does is bring misery so please act. Give gamcare a ring and prepare yourself to take blocking action as soon as posssible.

Its not really begging for help you need to be doing. Its finally realising the addiction has made you ill , accepting the advice with good grace and not letting your gambling mind bring up the excuses.

Thats all I did for forty years and then 10 months on this forum was make excuses I didnt even really know I was making. When it clicked it was like a lightbulb coming on to a dark depressed world. I cant believe I didnt act before and its the best thing I ever did.

The addiction catches you in a trap. Break out with the right help

Best wishes from everyone on the forum

 
Posted : 18th April 2017 1:21 am

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