01-04-2010, 02:13 PM
Hi big trouble
Gambling can be beaten. You just have to understand that it is a life long commitment. We are, and will always be compulsive gamblers. We cannot have even the smallest of bets.
You say for 6 months you attended GA and were gamble free. Why did you stop going? I am not trying to put the boot in, I am just curious as to why you stopped going to GA. Did you feel as though you had the problem licked etc...?
Unfortunately we do often cross the line in how we obtain money. Some get caught, some don't. Either way, I hope at least that this is your wake up call...your 'rock bottom'.
Is your employer aware of what you have done? If not, it might be advisable to tell him. Hard choice I know, but if you do tell him what you have done,why you did it, and what you plan to do about restitution, you would surely be better off if/when you have to face the legal system.
Hopefully other members who have experience along these lines can advise you better than I can.
Best wishes
Roy
Gambling can be beaten. You just have to understand that it is a life long commitment. We are, and will always be compulsive gamblers. We cannot have even the smallest of bets.
You say for 6 months you attended GA and were gamble free. Why did you stop going? I am not trying to put the boot in, I am just curious as to why you stopped going to GA. Did you feel as though you had the problem licked etc...?
Unfortunately we do often cross the line in how we obtain money. Some get caught, some don't. Either way, I hope at least that this is your wake up call...your 'rock bottom'.
Is your employer aware of what you have done? If not, it might be advisable to tell him. Hard choice I know, but if you do tell him what you have done,why you did it, and what you plan to do about restitution, you would surely be better off if/when you have to face the legal system.
Hopefully other members who have experience along these lines can advise you better than I can.
Best wishes
Roy