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recoverydharma.org

Relieving the suffering of addiction through Buddhist practices

lifering.org

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) What is LifeRing? LifeRing is a network of support resources for people who want to live free of alcohol and non-medically indicated drugs. We believe in your power to empower your sober self and overcome substance use challenges. How does LifeRing work? LifeRing works through positive social reinforcement. All LifeRing recovery

celebraterecovery.com

Note: These are the only Celebrate Recovery DNA-approved versions of the following documents. Each document is marked with Version 2025 at the bottom of each

marijuana-anonymous.org

Find online and in-person Marijuana Anonymous meetings. Get recovery support and connect with the MA fellowship.

aagrapevine.org

Enter the Grapevine Annual Photo ContestEach year, Grapevine holds a competition for photographers to be featured in our Wall Calendar. We'd love to see your most striking photographs that reflect the joy of living, serenity, and other sobriety themes. Contributors of selected photos will receive a complimentary copy of the new Wall Calendar in which their photo appears and a Grapevine Pocket Planner.

alcoholicsanonymous.ie

In keeping with Tradition 7, only Members of AA may contribute to the Fellowship and keep its vital services available to all members. By contributing, you are confirming that you are indeed a member of AA.

aa-netherlands.org

"This collection of stories offers back to the A.A. Fellowship the experience of 56 members whose stories are no longer available in the book "Alcoholics Anonymous". Co-founder Bill W. was keenly aware of the importance of personal stories, and as he began work on collecting new material for the second edition, he wrote: "The story section of the Big Book...is our principal means of identifying with the reader outside of A.A..it is the written equivalent of hearing speakers at an A.A. meeting; it is our show window of results." Today, these stories provide a fascinating glimpse into A.A.'s past... Alcoholics Anonymous' membership continues to grow and change, but these stories from the past will never be outdated. The essential A.A. story --"what we used to be like, what happened, and what we are like now" --is a constant." This book contains stories of the past and stories that are more current from the 3rd edition.