Hi. Of course not, drugs will not help with gambling addiction based on what I know. As far as I know, there is only one way - the 12-step program, which was developed in America based on the program of cure for alcoholism.Do you believe that any medicals can solve it? It is for whole life and it depends of situation how it will turn.
If you do not have gambling addiction, then this method of protection against loss of funds will work unambiguously. If addiction is present, then these measures are unlikely to help.I have reconsidered my attitude to poker. No more nerves. Poker will remain for me just as a hobby. No deposits. I do not plan to make money with poker anymore. I decided that I would only play freerolls for fun without any expectations.
Dear member of our forum ... are you carefully reading the question that was asked? What does the transition to personalities have to do with it, namely me and the hospital? I asked if there were those on the forum who were undergoing rehabilitation. Why is your answer? Are you just creating 75 meaningless messages to access FRC?I think it goes from person to person. and if you get to the point of having to go into hospital and better stop playing poker. because if the person spends a lot of money and harms himself and his family. poker is not for him.
Dear member of our forum ... are you carefully reading the question that was asked? What does the transition to personalities have to do with it, namely me and the hospital? I asked if there were those on the forum who were undergoing rehabilitation. Why is your answer? Are you just creating 75 meaningless messages to access FRC?
Dear member of our forum ... are you carefully reading the question that was asked? What does the transition to personalities have to do with it, namely me and the hospital? I asked if there were those on the forum who were undergoing rehabilitation. Why is your answer? Are you just creating 75 meaningless messages to access FRC?
Dear member of our forum ... are you carefully reading the question that was asked? What does the transition to personalities have to do with it, namely me and the hospital? I asked if there were those on the forum who were undergoing rehabilitation. Why is your answer? Are you just creating 75 meaningless messages to access FRC?
I admit I have a gambling addiction I wrestle to control it all the time patting myself on the back for taking 4 days off recently was a struggle but had other work and family things to take care of first buying Xmas presents for example.Are there members of the forum among us who have undergone rehabilitation in specialized institutions to get rid of gambling addiction?
I admit I have a gambling addiction I wrestle to control it all the time patting myself on the back for taking 4 days off recently was a struggle but had other work and family things to take care of first buying Xmas presents for example.
No never plan on getting that rehabilitation thing might cost money prefer to credit my utilities with my cash instead of paying a therapist for non essential treatment that might take money away from other essential costs in life to be honest.
A very interesting point of view about the 12-step program. Recovering from an addicted person lasts the rest of his life, so probably yes, I can say that there is a substitution of gambling addiction for addiction to the program. In the point about religiosity, you are not entirely right, God implied in recovery is not necessarily God from any existing religion, but prayer and entrustment of some aspects of life in this step is.Different strokes for different folks.
For some a 12 step program was the only way to fight their addiction. However many in life recognize when they hit rock bottom with whatever addiction and decide to amend their behavior for them selves.
The thing which has always troubled me with 12 steps programs is trading one addiction for another (as well as a religious component), that of the 12 step program itself. No one would argue that this is an incomparable improvement in terms of quality of life.
However, I would argue for an individual to come to terms with their addiction and act on it individually might make them more resolute in the longer term.
It is very simple to determine whether you have a gambling addiction, it is rather difficult to accept the very fact that you have a disease. (I'm not saying that you have it !!!) But if you decide to check yourself, write to me in private messages.Quite a difficult topic...
Sometimes i myself think that i am addicted to the game. But on the other hand, i am a winning player, and poker is my only source of income at the moment. If i suddenly started to lose, then most likely i would easily quit the game, as i did with slot machines, which, in mathematics, were supposed to make a profit, but turned out to be an ordinary scam...
I don't even know if the fact that i spend a lot of time playing poker can be considered an addiction...
I believe kasinogyn was offering their thoughts, in reference to the very first post - I don't see how they are only posting for the sake of posting.
Here is a quote from user kasinogyn's answer:Are there members of the forum among us who have undergone rehabilitation in specialized institutions to get rid of gambling addiction?
I did not ask for advice or opinion on what to do if I or someone of my friends has a gambling addiction. I would like to know the nicknames of members of the forum who have undergone rehabilitation with whom I could talk about this topic, who has experience, and not just handing out "invaluable" advice.. I'm sorry if I'm wrong, but if the whole topic contains messages "if the game brings you problems, then you need to stop playing" then what's the point of such a topic? Just read a lot of flood and waste my time?I think it goes from person to person. and if you get to the point of having to go into hospital and better stop playing poker. because if the person spends a lot of money and harms himself and his family. poker is not for him.
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Here is a quote from user kasinogyn's answer:
I did not ask for advice or opinion on what to do if I or someone of my friends has a gambling addiction. I would like to know the nicknames of members of the forum who have undergone rehabilitation with whom I could talk about this topic, who has experience, and not just handing out "invaluable" advice.. I'm sorry if I'm wrong, but if the whole topic contains messages "if the game brings you problems, then you need to stop playing" then what's the point of such a topic? Just read a lot of flood and waste my time?
Yeah, I believe for some there is no other framework which works in the same way as a 12 step program to help them reorder their lives.
However, I think there are many shall we say borderline people who use 12 step programs as a needless crutch. I personally do not subscribe to the idea that you are an alcoholic or drug addict for life - therefore you inevitably need the support system and the meetings or you relapse. I believe that you can put such issues behind you and live a relaxed life where you are not in fear of another drink, fix or gamble.
As I have said, I am certainly not writing off such programs but I do not think they are a fit for everyone. To wit, I have argued in the past that if people has easier access to mental health professionals many issues which bedevil contemporary society could be dealt with in a less dramatic manner. We're humans, we over indulge, we mess up, sometimes catastrophically but none of it means we can't amend our behavior or need to live under a shadow of imminent relapse.
Once it goes to addiction levels it is not always possible to self right yourself and those groups are for people that need support or to be able to talk with others. It also kind of makes you accountable to people. For many addiction is lifelong, especially the drug addicts that overdose, or alcoholics that drink themselves to death or gambles that commit suicide. 12 step programs are meant to be a supportive forum for those that would benefit from that type of approach and as its free accessible to all.
Are there members of the forum among us who have undergone rehabilitation in specialized institutions to get rid of gambling addiction?