My life in shambles (not poker related)

[Al Schoonmaker]

After reading more than 10 replies, I can echo your thanks. It makes me feel very good to know that the people here are as decent and helpful as I had expected.

You're a great bunch, and I'm glad to be associated with you.

Regards,

Al

[Hack]

Most of the posts on this thread save for CinnamonWind's have been very helpful and positive. I'm very glad to see it as I know you are.

Warm wishes,
Hack

[OnlinePokerCoach]

Some of the self-help stuff out there is pretty good too: Try Anthony Robbins, for example.

Good luck,
OnlinePokerCoach

[bdk3clash]

I prefer Tony Bobbins:

[cnfuzzd]

go pro.....


peace


john nickle

[DavidC]

Might want to look at Aptitude Testing: search johnson o'conner on google.

[kalooki45]

1. you didn't "ruin your life|"--you F'D UP!
2. you can get back on track
3. don't give up
4. stay away from poker
5. see a psych. in case you need help with depression.
good luck hon--hang tough! [img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img]

[Al Schoonmaker]

I'm going to reply before reading any of the other replies, and I will discuss only one issue: your belief that you will probably get more flames than anything else.

I think you don't understand us. This forum is used mostly to help each other, and lots of us -- including me -- have had rough periods and made stupid mistakes. We don't kick people when they are down. We try to help them to get back on their feet.

Usually we do it about narrowly defined poker issues, but the general atmosphere here is one of helping, not flaming.

Now I'll look at the other replies to see whether I've correctly assessed the other people here.

Regards,

Al

[Hack]

Hope you are doing okay kyro.

Thinking about you.

Warm regards,
Hack