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The first sign that something was wrong was when he asked me to lend him some money so that his dad could get a new water heater for his car. So yes, it did get worse instead of better, and we eventually separated. I also learned that his trips up north to visit his brother were trips to the casino. My husband finally admitted that he did have a gambling problem but promised me he was done gambling. He has told me over and over how sorry he is. It seemed that anything that was stressful was a trigger for him to gamble. I realized that I was enabling him by lending him money after he lost all of his so he could get through the week buying gas and work lunches. That changed after I learned more about my husband. I still love him and I know he still loves me, but he also understands what he put me through and he knows there is no way we could have a life together given that he still gambles. He has to go when he feels the need. I was told at my first Gam-Anon meeting that it would get worse before it got better. Sometimes, he would spend his whole paycheck on gambling. He actually went into a rage and threw away his wedding ring, which we never did find.

They can affect a partner, child, parent or friend. He gave me a surprised look. I heard the sounds of the casino. Facebook Twitter Instagram LinkedIn.

He told me that never happened … and so I began to wonder what was going on. His gambling got worse. That experience really opened my eyes to the extent of the problem and what had been going on. But a few weeks later when I saw my father-in-law I asked him how his car was working. He also told the clergy his cousin that the whole marriage breakdown was due to his gambling and that he was not going to gamble anymore because he loved his wife. I could not live in crisis day in and day out, always knowing there was a little calm before the storm, having to hide my money and never knowing if what he said was the truth or a lie. This is the account of a Minnesotan whose husband was a problem gambler. All you can do is keep encouraging them. But just four days later I learned that he left work early to go to Treasure Island. We eventually got divorced. I also understand that there is help for those that want to stop gambling. We had made special plans for a trip to celebrate my fiftieth birthday and saved up some money. After that, I started noticing that my husband spent increasing amounts of time gambling at the casino.