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- Mar 13, 2008
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EU, if you are still reading, I'd like to make another suggestion in addition to the great ones already presented.
Go see your family doctor. Anytime you are contemplating "ending it all" as your own way out, it is time for intervention.
I read a long time ago that gambling has the highest suicide rate of any addiction.
Looks like there is drug therapy that has some success with treating "compulsive" gambling, some of the same drugs that have some success with OCD.
I've watched people at the landbased engage in very ritualistic behaviour, so I think there is a real potential from the nature of the game to accelerate predeposed conditions.
And even if patients are not clinically OCD, they exhibit similar behaviours.
If you are low enough to think suicide might be "the" answer, please please talk to your doctor.
Dealing with addiction and the problems that arise from it can easily lead to depression, and your doctor may be able to refer you to help you need.
You will feel better when you have more control over your life and behaviour.
Go see your family doctor. Anytime you are contemplating "ending it all" as your own way out, it is time for intervention.
I read a long time ago that gambling has the highest suicide rate of any addiction.
Looks like there is drug therapy that has some success with treating "compulsive" gambling, some of the same drugs that have some success with OCD.
I've watched people at the landbased engage in very ritualistic behaviour, so I think there is a real potential from the nature of the game to accelerate predeposed conditions.
And even if patients are not clinically OCD, they exhibit similar behaviours.
If you are low enough to think suicide might be "the" answer, please please talk to your doctor.
Dealing with addiction and the problems that arise from it can easily lead to depression, and your doctor may be able to refer you to help you need.
You will feel better when you have more control over your life and behaviour.