12 Steps

Posted by - August 21st, 2011 Comments 0

Work With Others

The story of my life and my 45 years of alcohol and drug abuse, how I recovered and what my life is like now is intended to help others recover. It is an illustration that we can end this debilitating disease’s devastation of our families. We have a choice and an opportunity to ensure that [...]

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12 Steps

Posted by - August 17th, 2009 Comments 1

Binge Drinking College Campus Style, Now A Growing Problem Amoung Adults.

binge drinking is no longer just a stigma associated with teen drinking, College frat parties and wasted Co-eds, binge drinking is now a growing problem for many older adults as well

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12 Steps

Posted by - August 2nd, 2009 Comments 3

President Obama's "Beer Summit" Angers Many Alocholics Anonymous and Recovery Groups.

Initially as a meeting to address race relations, the meeting and it’s venue has quickly spurred a debate as to whether beer should be on the menue.

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aa meetings

Posted by - June 10th, 2009 Comments 5

InTheRooms.com Launches the Largest Fellowship (Including AA) Meeting Database on the Internet

InTheRooms.com is known for doing innovative things like creating the premier social networking website for people in recovery and providing a medium where people in recovery can maintain their progress, even when they’re away from meetings. Now, the good folks at InTheRooms.com have outdone themselves by creating the largest and most comprehensive Alcoholics Anonymous Meetings, [...]

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    It is my belief that the retelling of our experiences, what we have leaned from them and how we have changed our lives in recovery is key to helping others.

    If I can borrow from someone else, “I can tell you things that I have come to believe with every fiber of my being, and you can disagree with every syllable I utter, and yet both of us can be sober...both of us can be useful, productive members, not only of Alcoholics Anonymous, but of society. So, if anything I say bothers you, just dismiss it. If anything I say you disagree with, you're entitled to.”

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