Among her plans for the winnings were a Hawaii honeymoon after 30 years of
marriage and a larger house. Ms Carreiro had worked at a factory before quitting to raise her
children. She said her husband had already left his job.
"I couldn't believe it," Ms Carreiro told reporters. "I was shaking and just
couldn't believe that it was real."
Ms Carreiro bought the LottoMax ticket for a Friday drawing and checked her
ticket at the store on Saturday morning. Thinking she won forty thousand dollars she hurried home to tell her family about their good fortune. She was excited about her prize. Just to be sure there was no mistake, her daughter checked online, expecting to see her mother's news verified. She found, instead that her mother had made a multi-million dollar
mistake. The family was stunned and couldn't comprehend their astonishing win. Then all heck broke loose.
According to Ontario Lottery and Gaming, 60% of winners of more than $1million
paid off debts, 56% took a vacation, 36% bought a new house and 43% either
retired, changed jobs or quit.
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