Alcoholics Anonymous is a fellowship of men and women who share their experience, strength and hope with each other that they may solve their common problem and help others to recover from alcoholism. The only requirement for membership is a desire to stop drinking. There are no dues or fees for AAs; we are self-supporting through our own contributions. Alcoholics Anonymous is not allied with any sect, denomination, politics, organization or institution; does not wish to engage in any controversy; neither endorses nor opposes any causes. Our primary purpose is to stay sober and help other alcohols to achieve sobriety.
This article looks at the benefits of Alcoholics Anonymous as a way for someone who wants to stop drinking alcohol or substance abuse from achieving their goal. It will look at what an AA meeting entails, how it can be helpful in recovery, getting started with AAs meetings and some FAQ’s about alcoholism and addiction that may come up when looking into this form of treatment. Parental involvement is also covered which can sometimes happen during the journey of recovering from alcoholism or substance use disorder. The first question most people ask themselves before attending an AA meeting is “What should I say?” There are no specifing
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The attachment to this article, “My Life as an Alcoholic,” is a personal essay by the author. The following are excerpts from his story:
“I was drinking before I could walk.”-anon (pg 12)
“…alcohol had been my constant companion for so long that it felt like one of my limbs…” -anon pg 14)
“If you’re going through what I went through… don’t give up on yourself and your sobriety. You will get there!” -Ano
n (Pg 18) And then he goes into detail about how important it is to take care of yourself while sobering up, including addressing mental health issues that may have contributed to alcoholism in the first place.-anon pg 18)
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a section about mental health, including addressing how alcohol may have contributed to it in some cases. It is important for people who are sobering up from alcoholism t address these issues and take care of their mental and emotional well being as they heal from addiction so that they do not relapse (see paragraph below). Provide a link at the end of this sentence where readers can learn more about what types of resources are available to them if they need help dealing with coexisting conditions like depression or anxiety.” -anon pg 18)
A resource I found helpful was Alcoholics Anonymous; there’s also Al Anon which deals specifically with families and friends of alcoholics.
anon pg 18) A resource I found helpful was Alcoholics Anonymous; there’s also Al Anon which deals specifically with families and friends of alcoholics.
Where readers can find more information: “An important step in living sober is taking care of your mental health.” -pg 17, paragraph one). A good place to start would be the National Institute on Mental Health at nimh.nih.gov” (see paragraph below). Provide a link where readers can get help dealing with coexisting conditions like depression or anxiety.” Provide a link where readers can get help dealing with coexisting conditions like depression or anxiety.”
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“You may have heard the term “dry drunk.” It’s an alcoholic who is sober but still engaging in alcohol or drug misuse.” (See paragraph below). Provide a link where readers can get help dealing with coexisting conditions like depression or anxiety.”
“It also means feeling more confident, and less worried about your drinking” (see paragraph below). Provide a link where readers can get help dealing with coexisting conditions like depression or anxiety.”
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“You may have heard the term “dry drunk”. It’s an alcoholic who is sober but still engaging in alcohol or drug misuse.” “It also means feeling more confident, and less worried about your drinking”. Provide a link where readers can get help dealing with coexisting conditions like depression or anxiety.”
(See paragraph below)
“Many people find that having just one drink per day seems to keep them from returning to full blown alcoholism.” (see paragraph below). Provide a link where readers can get help dealing with coexisting conditions like depression or anxiety.””
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