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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.
Sobriety Birthdays
Why not stop in now and again to send a note to someone celebrating their anniversary. When your day rolls around, you'll know just exactly how they felt when they received that post from you!
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.
Fun in Recovery@Serenity Island
For the "what to do's" in any kind of recovery
Women For Sobriety
Women For Sobriety, Inc. is a non-profit organization dedicated to helping women overcome alcoholism and other addictions. Our "New Life" program helps achieve sobriety and sustain ongoing recovery.
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.
WindsorWare 12 Step Recovery Related Site
12 STEP AND OTHER RECOVERY RELATED INFO
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.
Welcome to Sue's Information Zone
Sue has a very nice site here, please take a while to drop in and say "Hi"
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.
Salt River Intergroup
This page is provided by the Salt River Intergroup as a service to the community. It is neither reviewed nor endorsed by Alcoholics Anonymous World Services, Inc. It is our attempt to provide information on A.A. in the Valley of the Sun.
National Association for Christian Recovery
For many of us, finding a support group has been the single most important step we have taken in our recovery.
Isolation is one of the most powerful and damaging effects of addiction and abuse. Participating in a support group can begin to reduce that isolation. It doesn't happen all at once - most of us have learned how to stay isolated even when we are in groups! But it can happen. And it can be a powerful way to experience God's love and attentiveness to us.
The National Association for Christian Recovery is a network of individuals - not a network of support groups. There are no "NACR Groups". We do, however, want to assist you in finding a support group that will help you in your recovery and we hope that the material provided here will give you a good start.
The Gratitude Page
This is a real nice place to stop and visit at, drop Mark a line and add your reasons to be grateful for today
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS KAUAI MEETING SCHEDULE
Need a meeting in Kauai
Twelve Step Recovery Information
Please keep in mind that things change rapidly in Cyberspace so not all the information below may remain correct. However, several of the groups have remained stable for two to three years now. :)
Peace & Serenity,
Ed M & Lisa R
AA in SAN ANTONIO
Featuring Information about Alcoholics Anonymous in San Antonio, Texas
Friends of Bill W On-Line 12-Step Meetings
Daily On-Line Meetings
We hold 12 Step Recovery Meetings daily at 10:00 AM (11AM Sat & Sun),
Daily at 7:30 PM, and Daily at Midnight, and at 8:30 AM Monday thru Friday, Eastern time.
These are open meetings and everyone is welcome!
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.
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.
Changing Rolls
Alcohol has drained more blood, Hung more crepe, Sold more houses, Plunged more people into bankruptcy, Armed more villains, Slain more children, Snapped more wedding rings. Defiled more innocence, Blinded more eyes, Twisted more limbs, Dethroned more reason, Wrecked more manhood, Dishonored more womanhood, Broken more hearts, Blasted more lives, Driven more to suicide, and Dug more graves than any other poisoned scourge that ever swept its death-dealing waves across the world.
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
Dennis Wilson's Home Page
Well worth a visit, Dennis has a lot of info on recovery
Welcome to the Hospitality Room
There is a chat room here, a recovery BBS, meeting lists. A very nice site
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
Recovery Zone
Hi. My name is Jim. Welcome to the Recovery Zone. Sit back, take it easy and relax while you explore these humble pages.
Language Of The Heart
The intent of this site is designed to provide information for people interested in recovery from the perils of alcoholism, drug addiction and the family issues that accompany living and growing up with this in their family.
Recovery Links
Well worth a visit.
Resources For Homeless People
Here you'll find resources for homeless alcoholics, shelter residents with mental health problems, and homeless persons in need of: day labor services, legal assistance, women's health counseling, a personal e-mail address, information about prescription drug medication, bus ticket scheduling info, local weather forecast (for choosing the best day for job searching), personality disorder and depression screening, obtaining employment, locating GED test administering facilities, finding a business address (for job application work history purposes), and even discussion on alcoholism, pregnancy, battered women and HIV issues!
Sobriety Central
This site is dedicated to Recovery from all types of addiction using the 12 Step Approach as outlined in The Big Book
Welcome to the Recovery Connection
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
Heart of Iowa Adult Children of Alcoholics
The members of Heart of Iowa Adult Children of Alcoholics welcome you to our Web site. We hope you will stay a while and get to know us. Better yet, we hope to see you at one of our meetings!
ALCOHOLICOS ANONIMOS del Uruguay
Auckland Service Centre of Alcoholics Anonymous
Alcoholics Anonymous in Australia
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS in Costa Rico
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS ENGLISH LANGUAGE MEETINGS
Anonyme Alkoholikere i Norge
Velkominn � vef AA samtakana � �slandi.
AA in Great Britain
This Web Site is created and maintained by The General Service Board of Alcoholics Anonymous ( Great Britain ) Ltd. ("The General Service Office" of Great Britain ). The General Service Office is the national office serving A.A. in the United Kingdom
AA Haaglanden
RECOVERING PROFESSIONALS
What I hope to do as I develope this page is to focus on issues related to being a recovering person working as a professional in the Addictions field.
The Spirit of Red Arrow
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