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1. Alcoholics Anonymous And Recovery - Squidoo Stories As I researched Alcoholics Anonymous for this lens, I was constantly reminded of the phrase "each one, teach one" phrase. Bill W and Dr. Bob Smith each followed their own Divine Guidance in creating Alcoholics Anonymous in 1935. In the years since th...
2. Getting Sober According to the alcohol abuse and alcoholism research literature, various alcohol treatment approaches work differently for different problem drinkers.  Like any chronic disease, however, there are varying degrees of success when it comes to al...
3. 12 Step Help, Simplified and Not... The 12 steps are important to millions of people in addiction recovery. I think either you love the twelve steps or hate them, either they are critical to your recovery...or not. This Lens is devoted to those who are having difficulty with the languag...
4. Staying Clean And Sober Welcome to our 12 Step Blog at Squidoo. We are glad you are here, and hope to meet many of you along our travels. Our lense is about Addiction a concern today in almost every family. You can never have to much information out there if it means one pe...
5. My Recovery From Alcoholism I asked this question to myself recently, because so much judgment still surrounds the disease of alcoholism. I see it everywhere, this judgment. But because I see it, I have not healed that particular aspect of alcoholism for myself. Those of us...
6. Diary Of A Recovering Addict The deceitful web of addiction affects millions of people. This is just one story. It is unique because it is my story, but it is not unusual... Part I The Road To Detox June 29, 2006 I don't know if it is day or night. I don't care. I have crawled...
7. AA Big Book Published in 1939, the Alcoholics Anonymous Big Book has since sold more than 20 million copies across the world, even though it took 36 years to sell the first 1 million copies. The Alcoholics Anonymous 12 step program book, commonly known as the Bi...
8. Stop Drinking Alcohol There are ways to recognize people who have alcohol problems.  If you are concerned about your drinking habits or those of someone close to you, here are a few ways to determine if alcohol is indeed a problem: If you are a woman who has more tha...
9. Spirituality for Recovering Addicts Drug Addiction: Real Questions With Real Answers About How To Stay Clean And Sober. A safe place for addicts, and the people who love them, to ask questions and receive answers concerning recovery from the disease of addiction. Are you struggling w...
10. The Anonymous Alcoholic - A Superhero We are told that most alcoholics never make it into recovery. They die prematurely - in car accidents, from liver and heart diseases, or a variety of other related causes. Of those who find the rooms of Alcoholics Anonymous or similar institutions of...
11. Harm Reduction For Alcohol HAMS is a brand new approach to drinking problems unlike anything you have seen before. HAMS supports safer drinking, reduced drinking or quitting drinking--whichever is your choice. Please visit the HAMS home page HAMS - Alcohol Harm Reduction Supp...
12. Online AA "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...
13. The Canaan Recovery Foundation To provide a continuum of support, involvement, and growth through spiritual principles in action. We adhere to the belief that recovery is a life-long process and that family involvement is vital to it's success. The foundation seeks to integrate th...
14. Addiction Free! Addiction to anything, be it alcohol, drugs, sex, debt, food etc. can be a painful and debilitating experience for both the addict and those around him or her. This lens is designed to take a little of the mystery and confusion out of taking the nece...
15. Date Of Sobriety, 02/02/2002 I recently celebrated my date of sobriety, 2/2/09-seven years of grateful, recovering spiritual sobriety! I did go to Alcoholics Anonymous for a period of three years! I read the Grapevine, a monthly magazine about AA and stories written by recover...
16. James Lee Burk: Pegasus Descending Books are a source of constant enjoyment for me. At night I intend to go to sleep but if I'm reading a good novel, it's often much later when I turn off my reading light. James Lee Burke is one of my favorite authors and I've never been disappointed...
17. The Road of Happy Destiny - My Journey in Recovery This has been a challenging lens to create. I found myself getting too busy to work on it on purpose. Recently I was reading a fellow lensmaster's story, and realized that the only thing that has been holding me back is fear. So, I have made a decisi...
18. My road trip to see Augusten Burroughs in Durham, NC I want everyone in the world to know about my favorite author.....Augusten Burroughs!!!! He is an amazing writer and is a true to the heart kind of guy. I read his book Dry for the first time in 2005. Even though I had read out of sequence w/o readin...
19. The secret of how to stay clean and sober My name is Steven and I am an alcoholic.  I drank for 20 years.  Now, I’ve been sober for over 3 years.  I have found out the secret of how to stay clean and sober, and the only way that I can stay clean and sober is to share the...
20. 12 Step Recovery An online community for anonymous members of 12 step fellowships like alcoholics anonymous and narcotics anonymous. 12 Step Recovery was created to offer anyone suffering from addictions or anyone recovering from addictions or alcoholism to find a...