If you want to quit drinking and always fail on your own...

[Gabe7]

Alcoholics Anonymous can help you succeed in this area. Part of us staying sober involves helping other people who have a desire to stop drinking. We don't want anything you have other than your company if you are willing to share it.

I don't have to drink today. My family is happy to see me. My job is going well. I don't wake up feeling sick with regret anymore like I used to. If that sounds better than what you currently have then it might be worth a try for you.

Yours in service,

Gabe

 

[madison1101]

Thanks Gabe. I have been in AA for over 20 years, and currently have 16+ months of sobriety. The only requirement for membership in AA is the desire to stop drinking. There are no dues or fees.

Go to www.aa.org for more information.

Trish