Former gambler sets up rehab centre to help others kick habit


My story: Chiang autographing his book at the launch. — LIM CHENG KIAT / The Star

KUALA LUMPUR: When his wife left him because of his gambling addiction, David Chiang hit rock bottom and tried to kill himself.

“I felt I had failed as a husband and a father, and hated myself.

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