This guy is awesome for all that he has done. Turning such a negative into a positive and helping others through their problems. No wonder he was top cadet at sandhurst.
@funafterfifty78335 жыл бұрын
I purchased your book only on chapter 3 and I can relate. The different part of the story for me is that my husband and I are equally addicted to gambling. We had a big win 2 years ago and it only made it worse. We know we could do it again. We increased our wagers. We can win $2000 in one night but not enough its just more money to spend to get more!! Greed, despair and being lost in a lie. I myself like you believe I am going to win. I hate to lose and I want to get my money back and don't. Working on it myself hubby will have to make his way.
@boldstrokeadventures83124 жыл бұрын
I admire your honesty , remarkable story
@stakebuster3 жыл бұрын
Read "Tails I lose" in two sessions this week. Fantastic book, a shame that those terrible circumstances were necessary in order to write it. Well done on your recovery, the book has been a real eye opener for me.
@sajmeister5 жыл бұрын
An eye opening story, everyone should see and hear this. May Justyn continue with his journey and in helping others too, it is great to see that he has recovered and has his life back on track too. Many people do not realise this at all, they never think they have any problems and lost so much!
@hiramsmith5795 жыл бұрын
It very hard to stop
@stephennaylor43305 жыл бұрын
What more can one say
@Pr0d1g32 жыл бұрын
You're an inspiration to many. I've read your story and your books. It's a very difficult addiction to pull yourself out of and overcome, and you did that.
@NickVrantsis3 жыл бұрын
#DetermineNation
@mrjaybee12345 жыл бұрын
Did he say his wife left within a week of finding his bank statement lol. He's mum and his family took him back and helped him get back on his feet. Blood is thicker then a marriage paper lol..... Happy with the 6 figure salary and perfect husband. Not willing to stick around and support a man down. thats like being in the field and leaving a injured soldier because he is slowing you down.
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This guy is awesome for all that he has done. Turning such a negative into a positive and helping others through their problems. No wonder he was top cadet at sandhurst.
I purchased your book only on chapter 3 and I can relate. The different part of the story for me is that my husband and I are equally addicted to gambling. We had a big win 2 years ago and it only made it worse. We know we could do it again. We increased our wagers. We can win $2000 in one night but not enough its just more money to spend to get more!! Greed, despair and being lost in a lie. I myself like you believe I am going to win. I hate to lose and I want to get my money back and don't. Working on it myself hubby will have to make his way.
I admire your honesty , remarkable story
Read "Tails I lose" in two sessions this week. Fantastic book, a shame that those terrible circumstances were necessary in order to write it. Well done on your recovery, the book has been a real eye opener for me.
An eye opening story, everyone should see and hear this. May Justyn continue with his journey and in helping others too, it is great to see that he has recovered and has his life back on track too. Many people do not realise this at all, they never think they have any problems and lost so much!
It very hard to stop
What more can one say
You're an inspiration to many. I've read your story and your books. It's a very difficult addiction to pull yourself out of and overcome, and you did that.
#DetermineNation
Did he say his wife left within a week of finding his bank statement lol. He's mum and his family took him back and helped him get back on his feet. Blood is thicker then a marriage paper lol..... Happy with the 6 figure salary and perfect husband. Not willing to stick around and support a man down. thats like being in the field and leaving a injured soldier because he is slowing you down.