I don't know what doctors would do for gamblers, maybe they'd be grouped with people suffering from other mental illnesses? Or perhaps they would receive special therapy to help them cope with their addiction? I often hear about support groups that can be a place for gamblers to share experiences and encourage each other. But is that really effective? Sometimes, I feel like people trapped in the gambling world need more than just emotional support; they need deeper intervention to understand the root of their issues.

Maybe their treatment could be more holistic, involving psychologists, counselors, and even family. Should they go through a rehabilitation program similar to those for drug addicts? That's something I often think about. Of course, each individual has a different story and background, which can influence the appropriate treatment methods. We rarely talk about this issue openly, even though it can touch anyone.

On the other hand, society also needs to play a role in understanding and helping them. Maybe by providing education about the impact of gambling and reducing stigma, we can create a more supportive environment for those who want to recover. I hope there will be further efforts in addressing this issue, so gamblers don't feel alienated and have a second chance at a better life.