Deborah is a #1 Jazz Singer, as well as a lifelong musician, songwriter, and sound engineer. She is also a writer who pursues a love of positive psychology. She is a thesis short of having her doctorate in psychology.
Latest posts by Deborah (see all)
- Positive Persistence When Being Iced - 07/27/2024
- Mother-in-Law Bullying: How Do I Find the Courage to Survive? - 10/29/2023
- He Has Changed. How Do I Change Him? - 05/21/2021
The average gambler loses money, but the process is entertaining, so what gambling amounts to is paying money to be entertained, and there is nothing wrong with that.
The Arapahoe County (Colo.) Sheriff’s report on Kenny McKinley’s death is in black and white and covers 131 pages. It lays out his gambling problems, his mountain of debt and his way out. McKinley gave hints of the darkness that surrounded him that September. In the weeks after his second knee injury, he casually told friends that maybe things would be easier if he just committed suicide. No one believed he was serious.
Thanks for sharing a gambling story, Solomon.