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12 years ago, Josie's husband Ian was a compulsive gambler. He came close to losing their house on a couple of occasions, and at one point, he nearly took his own life. Ian got help from Gamblers Anonymous and with Josie's support, has rebuilt his life. He's been 7 years free of gambling and life couldn't be more different for them. This is a letter that Josie wrote to Gamblers Anonymous to say thanks for their help. The letter is read by an actress.
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