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A problem with alcohol? There is a solution.

AA has a simple program that works. It is based on alcoholics helping each other.

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The person who will answer your questions is a member of Alcoholics Anonymous. They will be able to answer your questions and listen to you. There is no obligation, and your exchange will remain anonymous.

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At most meetings, you'll hear members talk about what alcohol has done to them and the impact it has had on those around them. Members also share the steps they took to quit drinking and how they live their lives today.

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Lynda B.

I am now one year sober. I feel free, a little stronger; I am less afraid and much happier. I don't want to give up and I know that God and AA are on my side.

Claudia H.

Thank you for trusting me and giving me another chance to serve our wonderful movement. After my GSR term, I would like to get involved in public information in my district.

Robert G.

I arrived in the boardroom at 23. I will soon be 30. I have a new job that suits me enormously, I am experiencing extraordinary things and I have wonderful people around me.

Jacques W.

I am now one year into my recovery and the promises are coming true more and more, every day. I am totally grateful for this peaceful and enjoyable life I have now.

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You have
A problem with alcohol? There is a solution.

Talk to an alcoholic.

At most meetings, you'll hear members talk about what alcohol has done to them and the impact it has had on those around them. Members also share the steps they took to quit drinking and how they live their lives today.