The real party is in those meetings.
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Originally Posted by wander2 
A question I have, as someone considering an AA meeting and having only recently stopped drinking is this. I feel like I have already let down my wife, and going to these without her just leaves her out again. anyone else feel this.
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I finally got up the courage to go to a few meetings after 30 days sobriety. Even though I'm new and don't have anything profound to add, I felt welcome and encouraged. I found I wasn't alone- others have screwed up relationships during their drinking career, and found themselves alone after choosing sobriety. I have a long road ahead, but there's hope.
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Originally Posted by 2blind2c
I finally got up the courage to go to a few meetings after 30 days sobriety. Even though I'm new and don't have anything profound to add, I felt welcome and encouraged. I found I wasn't alone- others have screwed up relationships during their drinking career, and found themselves alone after choosing sobriety. I have a long road ahead, but there's hope.
There are MILLIONS of alcoholics in the U.S. alone and many of them are recovered and you can be too.
I'm very happy for you.
Kjell
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