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  • in reply to: My Diary of becoming Gamble Free #49620
    iQuitDiary
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    3 Weeks-
    21 days without a bet and boy does it feel good. GAMSTOP is the best thing ive ever done. If you want to stop gambling sign up now. A full weekend of football would usually spend £40/50. another day another dolla saved. Day 21 complete, £0.00 spent

    in reply to: My Diary of becoming Gamble Free #49618
    iQuitDiary
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    Day 20-
    My bank balance is looking better for the first time in months, I have started to consider how much not gambling will benefit my applications for mortgages etc as there will no longer be all the gambling transactions on there. Happy, no downers and looking forward only. Day 20 complete, £0.00 Spent 🙂

    in reply to: My Diary of becoming Gamble Free #49617
    iQuitDiary
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    Day 19-
    Several urges today whilst walking through the city center to go into the bookies. Came close i must say, even withdrew money from cash machine. I dug so so deep and managed to cross the road and resist it. Eye opener that ive still a way to go. However, i got through the day! Day 19 complete, £0.00 Spent 🙂

    in reply to: My Diary of becoming Gamble Free #49616
    iQuitDiary
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    Day 18-
    Few games lastnight but no urges what so ever. Becoming a lot happier inmyself, got paid on Monday usually would have polished £100+ easy by now. Changed Man, the journey continues. Day 18 complete, £0.00 spent 🙂

    in reply to: My Diary of becoming Gamble Free #49614
    iQuitDiary
    Participant

    Day 16-
    Easily done, spent all day travelling back from the cup final from london. Head was rarther sore haha. Day 16 complete £0.00 spent 🙂

    in reply to: My Diary of becoming Gamble Free #49613
    iQuitDiary
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    Day 15-
    Happy days! managed to get through the day without a bet, i did consider the bet a few times but stayed strong and thankfully my team won in the end meaning i would have lost the money, 2 weeks ago id have fallen victim to the temptation. Day 15 complete £0.00 spent 🙂

    in reply to: My Diary of becoming Gamble Free #49612
    iQuitDiary
    Participant

    2 Weeks-
    14 days without spending a penny on gambling. As i say, tomorrow may be a test with the cup final, im going in with a positive mind set, hopefully my team can win the game. Up at 7am for the train to Wembley. Life is good at the moment. Day 14 complete, £0.00 spent 🙂

    in reply to: My Diary of becoming Gamble Free #49611
    iQuitDiary
    Participant

    Day 13 – One of if not the easiest day so far, out for dinner and drinks with friends after work kept my mind occupied. I feel like gamstop is a major factor in my success so far as even if i was to get an urge i would simply not be able to do anything about it. I think tomorrow will be my biggest test to date. My team are in the cup final and i have given thought for the opposition to lift the trophy at 5/2 and maybe £50/100 on it to console and dissapointment of getting beat, i usually see this as a “win/win”. It will be tough but i need to remember how far i have come and not to slip now. Day 13 complete, £0.00 spent 🙂

    in reply to: My Diary of becoming Gamble Free #49610
    iQuitDiary
    Participant

    Day 12 –
    Happy happy happy. Worked until 10pm tonight, on a night where before i would have spent probably £40/50 in work on betting due to late shift being quiet. Europa league games such as arsenal would have drawn me into request-a-bets and all sorts. Not today. Not again. Another day done, Day 12 complete £0.00 spent 🙂

    in reply to: My Diary of becoming Gamble Free #49609
    iQuitDiary
    Participant

    Day 11- I played football for the first time in about a year, in a small 6-a-side league weve just entered. keeping minds busy will help keep me right on track, my team won tonight i watched it without even considering a bet. Working the late shift tomorrow, usually would spend £40ish as work can be quiet, tomorrow will be different!! Day 11 complete my friends, £0.00 spent 🙂

    in reply to: My Diary of becoming Gamble Free #49608
    iQuitDiary
    Participant

    Day 10-
    Day 10 complete, more football on lastnight no urges what so ever. Its still early days, there is a long way to go and i have to keep going day by day but feeling much much better already. My team are in the cup final on sunday, i feel like this will be my biggest test so far as i woudl usually back against them to console any dissapointment of a defeat, half way through week 2. still going strong. Day 10 complete, £0.00 spent 🙂

    in reply to: My Diary of becoming Gamble Free #49607
    iQuitDiary
    Participant

    Have you signed up to GAMSTOP yet? if not id advise u do it straight after reading this. It is a major major assistant in helping prevent further gambling. Keeping a diary is also helping me 🙂

    in reply to: My Diary of becoming Gamble Free #49606
    iQuitDiary
    Participant

    Hi mate, thanks for reading my story, and thanks for sharing a breif insight into yours. I feel like its a big step forward. I once saw a quote;

    “You can’t go back and change the beginning, but you can start where you are and change the ending.

     

    in reply to: My Diary of becoming Gamble Free #49604
    iQuitDiary
    Participant

    Day 9–
    Another day done. usually would have spent £25+ on the chelsea utd fa cup match. no urges, no worries. GAMSTOP is one of the best things i have ever done, get on it. Day 9 complete £0.00 spent 🙂

    in reply to: My Diary of becoming Gamble Free #49603
    iQuitDiary
    Participant

    Day 8- All is good, another weekend of football completley avoided, mates are still sending betslips in group chat but finding it very easy to resist. Strong mindset and support from friends who are telling me i am doing well. Bring on another week! Day 8 complete, £0.00 spent 🙂

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