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Are Gamblers Able to Ask for Help?
Are Gamblers Able to Ask for Help?
Are Gamblers Able to Ask for Help?
Sunday 31st May 2020
Bobbie the Awesome explains the importance of asking for help in gambling addiction recovery in this heartfelt '3-21 NoKiddin' episode.
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Sometimes asking for help is the bravest move you can make.
Ever wondered if asking for help is a sign of weakness? Bobbie the Awesome flips this idea on its head in this episode of the '3-21 NoKiddin' Gambling Addiction Recovery Podcast'. She opens up about her own experiences with seeking support and how it has been a game-changer in her recovery journey. Bobbie's candid storytelling brings a refreshing perspective, showing that reaching out for help is not just brave, but essential for personal growth and overcoming addiction.
Bobbie tackles the often-overlooked topic of how difficult it can be to ask for help, especially when dealing with urges and cravings. She shares practical advice on starting small—whether it's asking for assistance with everyday tasks like exercise and nutrition or confronting more significant challenges. Her message is clear: seeking help is a strength, not a weakness.
This episode is packed with heartfelt anecdotes and actionable tips, making it a must-listen for anyone grappling with gambling addiction or supporting someone who is. Bobbie’s warm and relatable style feels like a chat with a trusted friend, offering both comfort and encouragement. If you've ever felt isolated in your struggle, this episode might just be the nudge you need to reach out and find the support that can make all the difference.