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Lady Luck Enterprises - Helping to Promote Gambling Addiction Recovery

What our Readers are Saying

"The Other Woman Was Lady Luck is a strong collection of honest and inspiring stories for both the lay person and the professional social worker." - Susan McLaren, M.S.W.

"No matter how bleak or chaotic life has become for the problem gambler, this self-help guide offers hope, strength, practical tips for recovery and an open-ended future." - Gene Quinn, M.S.C.

"The Other Woman Was Lady Luck is real; it's touching and it's educational. It provides an insight into what the families and friends of compulsive gamblers go through." - Cindy Wilson, "gambling widow"

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Are you worried about gambling in your family?

You are not alone.

Gambling linked stress causes financial ruin, emotional break-down and physical deterioration in a growing number of families across North America. Help is available for the spouses, children and friends of problem gamblers.

We have created this web site to help introduce readers to resources designed to help families affected by problem gambling.

Our two main resources are the following book and thesis.

The Other Woman Was Lady Luck

True Stories from Monte Carlo to Casino Windsor

	A welcome recovery book offering guidance and coping strategies for anyone concerned about out-of-control betting. As more and more Canadians find themselves baffled by addictions to casinos, lotteries, racetracks, bingo, video lottery terminals and pull-tickets, counsellors and risk-takers alike will find this manual invaluable.
The Other Woman Was Lady Luck: True Stories from Monte Carlo to Casino Windsor recounts the true personal stories of spouses of compulsive gamblers from coast to coast in Canada... Read More About "The Other Woman..." or Click Here to Order

The Moral Dilemma of High Stakes Gambling in Native Communities

Economic Salvation or Corruption of the Sacred Circle

A thesis examining the advantages and drawbacks of using gaming for economic development in Aboriginal communities...

About the Author...

Both of our publications were written by Margo Little, an editor, newspaper columnist, educator and former community development worker. She has won numerous awards for community journalism as well as for short fiction. She is a certified Adult Educator, Life Skills Coach and Creative Writing Instructor... read more.