Jamie Salsburg
Jamie S: Compulsive Gambler
AG 036: Do Gambling Thoughts & Urges Go Away? Do Things Get Better When You Quit Gambling?
AG 036: Do Gambling Thoughts & Urges Go Away? Do Things Get Better When You Quit Gambling?
AG 036: Do Gambling Thoughts & Urges Go Away? Do Things Get Better When You Quit Gambling?
Friday 21st September 2018
Jamie Salsburg discusses whether gambling thoughts and urges ever go away in The After Gambling Podcast. A must-listen for those in recovery.
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Jamie Salsburg
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Sobriety Toolkit
Financial Health in Recovery
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Family Recovery from Addiction
Sexual Health in Recovery
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Get the buttons here!Life After Gambling: Do the Urges Ever Really Disappear?
While I still have thoughts, I still have urges, I still struggle with the past. So if I'm going to struggle, I might as well do it while gambling. No, going back to gambling or having to if or if I would have continued to gamble, would have made all of these problems much, much worse.
Can you ever fully escape the grip of gambling thoughts and urges? Jamie Salsburg, a former compulsive gambler, tackles this pressing question in this episode of The After Gambling Podcast. With raw honesty, Jamie reflects on his own journey, admitting that even after eight years of abstinence, the occasional urge still pops up. But here's the twist—he insists that these fleeting thoughts are nothing compared to the chaos that gambling once brought into his life.
Jamie doesn't just share his personal experiences; he dives into the broader aspects of life post-addiction. He talks about how crucial it is to stay committed to recovery and highlights the benefits of seeking help from a therapist. Through his relatable and empathetic storytelling, Jamie offers listeners a candid look at the ongoing challenges of life after gambling addiction. This episode is not just about Jamie's journey but also a source of encouragement for anyone grappling with similar issues.
If you're looking for a dose of reality mixed with hope, this episode is a must-listen. Whether you're in recovery yourself or supporting someone who is, Jamie's insights will leave you feeling more informed and less alone.