24-05-2010, 11:32 AM
Hi Andy
Mate, take a deep breath....
You are going to have to face the fact that you are in deep doodoo!
I thought my situation was hopeless too. I attempted suicide in January 2009.
It is NOT the way to go Andy!
Okay, I have not lost my home, although I thought I was going to. The truth of the matter is that I was so engrossed in my gambling that I never really knew how bad/good my financial situation was.
I just thought it was irretrievable! I was too lazy to sit down and examine my situation.
You may well be in a worse position...you may lose your home, but I have got to tell you mate, there is a lot of beautiful things I see in the world now. The birds singing in the morning sunshine, the stars at night, a spiders web, all these magical things I never appreciated.
Can you really say that you want to say goodbye to the wonder of nature, especially since as a gambler you probably have forgotten the wonders that are with us every day?
What about family? If you think that your family will not be devestated if you decide to
"do the deed" , let me tell you, you are completely mistaken.
An addiction can be treated. What you are thinking about is not treatable.
Best wishes
Roy
Mate, take a deep breath....
You are going to have to face the fact that you are in deep doodoo!
I thought my situation was hopeless too. I attempted suicide in January 2009.
It is NOT the way to go Andy!
Okay, I have not lost my home, although I thought I was going to. The truth of the matter is that I was so engrossed in my gambling that I never really knew how bad/good my financial situation was.
I just thought it was irretrievable! I was too lazy to sit down and examine my situation.
You may well be in a worse position...you may lose your home, but I have got to tell you mate, there is a lot of beautiful things I see in the world now. The birds singing in the morning sunshine, the stars at night, a spiders web, all these magical things I never appreciated.
Can you really say that you want to say goodbye to the wonder of nature, especially since as a gambler you probably have forgotten the wonders that are with us every day?
What about family? If you think that your family will not be devestated if you decide to
"do the deed" , let me tell you, you are completely mistaken.
An addiction can be treated. What you are thinking about is not treatable.
Best wishes
Roy