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Sobriety Girl   http://creativerecoverygirl.blogspot.com/
One of the biggest fears of beginning any journey is the unknown. We do not know where the journey will take us and that can be quite scary. What will we uncover? What will we find along the way? The journey is as amazing as the final destination. We learn with each step. We learn we have the ability to go in any direction we choose. That direction is very much of our own accord.
Welcome to Recovery Life   http://recoverylife.com/
12 Steps ~ Recovery for Alcoholics and Addicts at Recovery Life has great information for Alcoholics or Addicts seeking Recovery.
The Recovery Bridge Community   http://www.recoverybridge.org/
In late March 2005 a few members of the San Francisco A.A. fellowship began investigating the feasibility of holding A.A. meetings on the phone using teleconference telephone technology: the project was soon named The Recovery Bridge Community. As the project evolved, The Recovery Bridge Community became a recovery-related "club" that rents meeting space to A.A. and other recovery programs over teleconference telephone lines.
Freedom Ranch Maui Incorporated ESTABLISHED 2003   http://freedomranchmaui.org/
Freedom Ranch Maui Incorporated - Christian Educational Training Program for Alcoholics and Addicts. Freedom Ranch Maui Incorporated is a non-profit charitable, religious and educational organization established to bring alcoholics and addicts to reliance on the Creator for cure through prayer and study of His Word and becoming a new person in Christ. Freedom Ranch Maui Incorporated is founded on the premise that the Christian Fellowship of early Alcoholics Anonymous [aka. “Akron Group Number One”, led by Dr. Robert Holbrook Smith] provided the model and answer to alcoholism and other addictions through its Christian program developed and utilized between 1935 and 1938.
Welcome to Stepping Stones - The Home of Lois & Bill W.   http://www.steppingstones.org/
Garden and grounds are open daily from sunup to sunset. The virtual tour, here on the web, is open always. The house is open by appointment, and tours are hosted regularly, as per our mutual availability. Come inside to take your virtual tour, or arrange a visit to Stepping Stones today.
* Located 45 minutes north of NYC * (914) 232-4822 * stepsfoundation@aol.com * NO BUSES - Call for more information * Thank you for your cooperation.
Cyber Recovery Fellowship   http://www.cyberrecovery.net/
A recovery site with lots of AA and other related recovery resources links and information plus a message board and chatroom for online recovery help/support.
ThisHouse.org   http://www.this-house.org/index.htm
The official Twelve Step website of This House, a halfway house in Clearwater, Florida with meeting lists of Pinellas and West Pasco counties and an assortment of tools for recovery from alcoholism.
Healing Resource   http://www.healingresource.org/
Healing Resource has a vision of providing low or no-cost technical assistance to addiction recovery related organizations. We also provide resources to assist people who are recovering from addictions. Home of the Big Book Search Engine.
Moss Lane Recovery Club, Amarillo, Texas   http://mosslane.org/default.aspx
Moss Lane is a Recovery Club in Amarillo, Texas that supports Alcoholics Anonymous meetings and 12 step recovery from Alcoholism. Moss Lane Club is not affiliated with Alcoholics Anonymous, but we rent space to hold meetings.
Alcoholics In Action   http://www.alcoholicsinaction.org/
AA group in Astoria, NY focused on recovery from alcoholism using the 12 steps as described in the Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous.
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