
$250,000 lost from gambling: A client’s story
“Michael” is not his real name, but he is a real CAHS client who lost more than $250,000 because of gambling. In his first interview
IMPORTANT MESSAGE:
CAHS offices will be closed Monday, January 20, 2025, in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
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“Michael” is not his real name, but he is a real CAHS client who lost more than $250,000 because of gambling. In his first interview
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CAHS Social Service Counselor Rosalyn Davis, CAC, (pictured) attended the Planting Seeds of Hope event held Jan. 29, at the LSU Pete Maravich Assembly Center.