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Staying Cyber
Staying Cyber is a series of weekly Alcoholics Anonymous meetings. Each meeting runs for a full week so that you may read or contribute at your convenience.
Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) History By Dick B
Dick B. writes books on the spiritual history of early A.A. They show how the basic and highly successful biblical ideas used by early AAs can be valuable tools for success in today's A.A. Also, the religious and recovery communities are using his research and titles to work more effectively with alcoholics, addicts, and others involved in Twelve Step programs.
A.A. History: "Old School A.A." approaches, resources, groups, study.
A prescription for a dose of early A.A. as reported by Frank Amos in 1938, plus our "within" A.A. approach, suggestions for study, and list of resources.
RecoverOrDie
The RECOVER OR DIE Group of Alcoholics Anonymous
Meets Tuesday, 8:00 P.M. at the Bethany Presbyterian Church
Route 208 - Washingtonville, NY 10992
The Survivors Motorcycle Club
The Survivors Motorcycle Club was not established or ever intended to be a program of recovery, but we do seek to carry the message of sobriety to those who wish to receive it.
The Survivors M/C is based in San Francisco California and the Bay Area. If you would like to find out more about us or you have a desire to join a clean and sober motorcycle club, please attend one of our meetings, everyone is welcome. Our meetings are currently held at the West Bay Alano club in Daly City. They currently are every first and third Thursday of the month at 6:30 p.m.
Grant Me The Serenity
This site is intended to help those in or seeking recovery from various addictions, obsessions & compulsions such as drugs, alcohol, sex, love & food, as well as family, friends & abuse survivors, to find information, references, support & resources.
Web of Addictions
Welcome to the Web of Addictions.
The Web of Addictions is dedicated to providing accurate information about alcohol and other drug addictions. We developed the Web of Addictions for several reasons. We are concerned about the pro drug use messages in some Web sites and in some use groups. We are concerned about the appalling extent of misinformation about abused drugs on the internet, particularly on some usenet news groups. Finally, we wanted to provide a resource for teachers, students and others who needed factual information about abused drugs.
The Saturday Morning Group
A home page devoted to AA, recovery, and the 12 steps.
The name of this page, The Saturday Morning Group, comes from the fact that the AA group I attend meets on Saturday mornings at St. Luke's church in Minneapolis.
I&R's on-line Directory of Helping Services
Welcome to I&R's on-line Directory of Helping Services in Southern Arizona.
This is a comprehensive listing of non-profit and government organizations that offer assistance for concerns affecting individuals and families.
Santa Barbara County Alcohol and Drug Program
The County Alcohol and Drug Program, a division of the Alcohol, Drug and Mental Health Services Department; coordinates the efforts of the County of Santa Barbara to reduce the incidence of alcohol and other drug abuse in residents of the county.
The Wilson House
This is the official Wilson House web-site. It was generated from Bonnie and Ozzie who are the caretakers of this wonderful retreat home for those in recovery. This site, like countless other gifts, was donated by members in the fellowship.
A Recovery Station
Hello, and Welcome! My hope is that these pages are a source of hope and help for you and your loved ones. I invite you to step in and have a look around. There are many great pages of information to help you in your alcoholism recovery. May God bless you with peace and serenity during your visit here.
John P.
AAkron, Ohio
Welcome to Akron, Ohio.
The birthplace of Alcoholics Anonymous.
AA was founded June 10, 1935.
Addiction Search
A gateway to research-based addiction information for health consumers and professionals, educators, students, and researchers
The Jaywalker Site
A site dedicated to the 12 Steps as outlined in the Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous
BoBo Bill the TazMan's website!!
Hi! My name's Bill. I'm an alcoholic. On 08 March 2000 I will have 16 years of sobriety. I ride motorcycles and have since 1953; except for a few years during my worst addiction and after an accident a few years ago. I live in a small town in northern Georgia called Blue Ridge. I have travelled over a lot of the world but never had an address outside the city of Blue Ridge. I'm a real redneck homeboy. Eight years ago I started the North Georgia SobrietyRun for all bikers in Recovery.
Relationship Web
First aid for relationships, with a directory of 1,000's of helpful relationship links, discussion forums, books, and help on affairs, marriage, dating, divorce, addiction, abuse, breakups, & much more. .
Dave's Unofficial AA Homepage
Dave has a great recovery site here folks, that you can spend days and days at, well worth a bookmark here
Imaginary Gal's Life
This site has been created out of my own desire to live a healthier and happier lifestyle.
After many years of alcohol and drug abuse, smoking, poor eating habits, and bad relationships. I am finally learning the secrets to a happier life.
It's about CHOICES
Welcome To Stepping Stones
Everyone who is in Al-Anon and AA can trace their sponsorship back to the two people who lived here at Stepping Stones. Al-Anon was founded by Lois in the upstairs library, and the National Council on Alcoholism was founded by the Wilsons' close friend, Marty Mann, in the living room. The house has been visited by thousands of people from the time the Wilsons moved in the spring of 1941 until now.
Recovery Links
Well worth a visit.
Obsessive Compulsive Anonymous (OCA)
Is a fellowship of people who share their Experience, Strength, and Hope with each other that they may solve their common problem and help others to recover from OCD. The only requirement for membership is a desire to recover from OCD.
Welcome To ACA in Cyberspace
Very good informative site for ACA
AA Recovery Clubhouse
SingleFriendsofBillW
Face it. Finding the right person can be tough. Although sobriety is the basis of our community we each have our own interest, individual characteristics and our own set of dreams. SingleFriendsofBillW offers an opportunity for like-minded individuals to find one another in a positive, safe and convenient environment. Sure, life is short, but take the time to branch out and
Zante's Home on the Web!!
Rachelle is a friend from NB21, stop by and visit her
Tammy's AA Links
Tammy has a lot of good recovery links here
OneandOnly Online Matchmaking
Welcome to One and Only Clean and Sober Personals
Wolf's Den
This page is dedicated to the program of recovery. To all with life on life's terms. This page is for you. Those who are learning to live again and to cope with life.
Sober Voices.Com
Live Voice 12 Step Meetings
The primary purpose of the SoberVoices Voice Chat Room between meetings is to provide a place for continued discussion of recovery and for providing a place for the fellowship that will enhance recovery.
Sober Joe's Links
Online Recovery Alcoholics Anonymous Related Links
Recovery Corner
People in AA History
Book Reviews
A COLLECTION OF TWENTY-FIVE REVIEWS OF THE BASIC OF ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS
RoadToRecovery
Live Voice 12 Step Meetings
My name is Cris, and I am so glad you stopped by. I started this site for all of us who are Living Recovery........... One Day At A Time. It has become a wonderful outlet for me and a source of great encouragement. My hope is as you spend time here, you too will be Encouraged .
Welcome to Club A
Our Mission
To provide a fast and easy to use portal to recovery help and information. In some way give back what was so freely given.......and for that ......
I WANT THE HAND OF AA ALWAYS TO BE THERE AND FOR THAT I AM RESPONSIBLE.
Alcoholism Kills.
who we are
We lost our Father to alcoholism. Our Father was a great man. At the time of his death our family believed that he had been sober for over 22 years. Our Father was a member of AA. He lived the program, always telling us to take it one day at a time and keep the faith. Apparently he was telling US this because he couldn't do it HIMSELF. At Dad's death bed, literally, it was revealed to our family that our Father had been drinking all these years. It didn't stop there. From there we discovered that Dad was drunk the night of his DEATH. We were always told and never believed that the next drink could kill you. Our Father is proof. Your NEXT drink could kill you or someone you love.
"If I hadn't inherited my alcoholism my family would have left me nothing."
-anonymous
A12StepRecoveryRoom
Take a look at our web recovery community on MSN We are a very large community. We also have a very good archives section
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