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About
Fall In has multiple meanings. In the military, it means to assemble in formation or muster to be accounted for. In this case, it also meant falling into the grips of gambling addiction. This title symbolizes the devastation this addiction can cause but also the return to living recovery can bring. Fall In is also the title for the podcast, Fall In: The Problem Gambling Podcast for Military Service Members and Veterans.
"Dave bravely shares his story to help others recognize the causes and consequences of his gambling addiction. He honestly talks about the tough steps of his journey to recovery. He is a proud veteran, passionate advocate, hard worker, great colleague and a friend. I highly recommend this book to anyone who struggles with gambling themselves and anyone who is trying to better understand gambling addiction--from loved one of a person with a problem to counselors, healthcare providers and the public."
Keith Whyte,
Executive Director, National Council
on Problem Gambling
"Dave is an inspiration for millions who have become collateral damage from gambling and continue to be tempted by the massive advance of online sites that feed addictive behavior. His story is a beacon of hope and the lessons he offers will help all who are committed to raising problem gambling awareness and providing the needed tools to avoid harm."
Kevin Wensing
Captain US Navy (Retired), Veterans Advocate,
Member National Press Club
"Dave bravely shares his story to help others recognize the causes and consequences of his gambling addiction. He honestly talks about the tough steps of his journey to recovery. He is a proud veteran, passionate advocate, hard worker, great colleague and a friend. I highly recommend this book to anyone who struggles with gambling themselves and anyone who is trying to better understand gambling addiction--from loved one of a person with a problem to counselors, healthcare providers and the public."
Keith Whyte,
Executive Director, National Council
on Problem Gambling
"Dave is an inspiration for millions who have become collateral damage from gambling and continue to be tempted by the massive advance of online sites that feed addictive behavior. His story is a beacon of hope and the lessons he offers will help all who are committed to raising problem gambling awareness and providing the needed tools to avoid harm."
Kevin Wensing
Captain US Navy (Retired), Veterans Advocate,
Member National Press Club