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An in depth look at the writings, articles, letters and documents of Dr. William Duncan Silkworth, M.D. also known as Silky. One of my favorites! |
In Memory of Greg W. ~ Co-Founder of the Sober 24 website.
If you are an individual who is recovering from this deadly disease or a loved one of someone recovering (or needs recovery) than you are welcome at Sober24. The only requirement is a desire to get well, one day at a time, 24 hours a day (Sober24). |
An online community for those seeking recovery from addiction. A brand new recovery website just launched September 6, 2002. One of the most attractive recovery sites that I've seen on the internet! Everyone is welcome, alcoholics, addicts, non-alcoholics, non-addicts & alike! |
Welcome to SoberTimes.com. In the spirit of sobriety, adventure, and growth we bring you valuable and exciting information and stories on sobriety. |
Alcoholics Anonymous Links by The e-AA Group
The e-AA Group has an extensive directory of links to AA meeting lists. They offer many services to AA entities: groups, Intergroups, committees, and General Service districts and areas. |
Deaf and Hard of Hearing AA 12 Step Recovery Resources
Deaf and hard of hearing 12 step recovery resources for alcoholism and drug addiction. Just click on one of the letters or the title to go to the site. |
Third Tradition Motorcycle Club
OUR CLUB MOTTO: 'Sober in the Wind' OUR CLUB LEGACIES: 'Sobriety, Brotherhood, Safety' OUR CLUB PRAYER: 'God grant us Sobriety, Brotherhood and a Safe Ride Always' |
The Minnesota Recovery Page is a directory of resources for recovery from chemical addiction in Minnesota. The Minnesota Recovery Page is NOT an organization, nor is the Minnesota Recovery Page endorsed by or affiliated with Alcoholics Anonymous, Al-Anon, or any other group. |
". . . and we will know peace."
Dedicated to Providing Support, Fellowship, and Resources for Recovering Health Professionals Worldwide. |
e-AA is an electronic reference to Alcoholics Anonymous for Windows. Click here to go to an excellent website with sobriety tools for your computer and your soul! |
The National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism (NIAAA) is a part of the National Institutes of Health (NIH), a component of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. |
MADD Needs Your Help Alcohol-related traffic deaths are on the rise and underage drinking levels have reached a plateau. MADD needs your help keeping our roadways safe and supporting victims of this violent crime. |
This is the Big Book Web Site. This is not the official AA web site but it definitely carries the message of the Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous! |
* Links from these pages to other sites do not constitute an endorsement by myself, or this web site. I am not responsible for and do not control or monitor the content of these sites or the accuracy of information found therein. |
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"When we first get sober, we want five years sobriety and we already know who's gonna give us our medallion!" ~Frankie B. from The Clearwater Group, Clearwater, Florida |