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Date Posted: 11:36:12 01/30/05 Sun
Author: Patricia Henry
Author Host/IP: 205.238.210.233
Subject: Internet gaming addicted and depressed

My son is no longer in college. He has gone through depression and finds solstice in gaming...many hours. When left alone he withdrew, basic care needs were neglected. He is in an IOP. We are all behind him, but now we find out he has been sneaking on line gaming. He has at least been honest about this lapse, but I feel I very helpless. I took a leave from work because I am having difficulty myself at this point. I just don't seem to make things better, no matter the tears, no matter the money and no matter the prayers. Is there anyone out there who is addicted to this gaming too?

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