Кадр выше наш. Полное медиа с Facebook запрошено — подставим его сюда, как только приедет.
The game I won on is here 👉
I’m not joking. Burn my house down if you think I’m lying. I’ll say this straight away — I’ve nothing to be afraid of. My wife told me not to post this, but I’ve nothing to hide. I’ll even leave the address here: 24 Ashley Avenue, Swords, Co. Dublin. My name’s Cian Farrell. I’m 54 years old. I’ve been working as a sales consultant in a Toyota dealership in Dublin for nearly 20 years now. I’ve lived a simple life the whole way through. Work, family, mortgage, weekends by the sea in Malahide or Howth. Me and my wife saved for this house for nearly 30 years and always lived within our means. A year ago I was diagnosed with aggressive lymphoma. In Ireland people like to say treatment is basically free. Technically it is. There’s the HSE. But in reality it’s not that simple. Waiting lists go on for months, some scans and medications aren’t covered, and the good specialists are private. Just one round of tests was coming close to €30,000, and the full treatment would’ve been a lot more than that. And even then, nobody gives you any guarantees. We sat down and worked it all out. It became clear that without selling the house or getting ourselves into serious debt, we wouldn’t manage it. I didn’t want my illness to take away everything my family spent years building. So I didn’t fully refuse treatment — I just put it off because we simply didn’t have that kind of money. I told my wife and family I was getting treatment. Not because I wanted to lie, but because I didn’t want them living in constant fear or trying to sell everything in a panic. I kept living a normal life. Painkillers, the odd shift at the dealership, walks by the sea and around the quays in Dublin city centre. I tried not to think too much about the future and just lived day by day. One evening I was scrolling Facebook and saw a post about an online casino from a well-known businessman in Dublin. I threw in €100 with no expectations, just to take my mind off things. That night I won €560 and withdrew i
