Welcome.
Al-Anon Family Groups offer understanding, help and support to the families of problem drinkers. We are a fellowship of relatives and friends who share our experience, strength and hope in order to solve common problems. We believe that alcoholism is a family illness and that changed attitudes can aid recovery.
Al-Anon is not allied with any sect, denomination, political entity, organization or institution; does not engage in any controversy, neither endorses nor opposes any cause. There are no dues for membership. Al-Anon is self supporting through its own voluntary contributions, plus the sale of our Conference-approved literature.
Meetings are free, anonymous and confidential. Our primary purpose is to help families of problem drinkers.
We understand as few others can. Your enquiry is confidential and anonymous. If you are concerned about someone’s drinking, we encourage you to browse our web site for more information about our program.
Just wanted 2 say Thank you for building this and making it a handy APP! Some bad bookmarks in it though – FIO
Thank. You for making it so easy to bring my stepwork with me everywhere and be conected through this to my greater power -what a gift you have given us with app. Thanks
Help working this step-where to start
How r u doing on your steps?
This beginning journey for me as a partner is a struggle. My partner is 45 days sober an she is doing well however the anger I hold inside is killing me. I am trying to learn to pray for both. Thank you for these apps as they are helpful in many ways.
Are you active in Al-Anon right now? If so, e-mail me @ buffy1bia@hotmail.com if u r in need of talking and finding solutions thru “How Al-Anon Works”. I am a very Proud member of the Group and it has showed me how to Live and NOT just Survive!
Hi – I found that gratitude helped. I thank my Higher Power each morning and am able to gain strength and serenity from that. As you work the steps, so the resentment diminishes. Glynnis
Al I know is if it wasn’t for Al-Anon and my Higher Power, I would not jave the BALANCE I have aquired thru WORKING and WALKING daily!
This seems like a great app and I have learned much so far. My husband entered outpatient treatment this week after getting caught drinking at work last Wednesday night. He had been drry for 10 years, but apparently started again a few months ago. I had suspected, but every time I confronted him, he denied and got irritated that I seemed to not trust him. When he quit previously, he did not go through formal treatment, so this is all relatively new and foreign to me. I am going to be attending my first Al Anon meeting on Monday morning and am a bit nervous. I am extremely thankful that we have a cohesive family and that my husband and teenage children are all strong in their faith (as am I). I made a point of telling him that I forgave him immediately when he told me what happened. I think that I may be recognizing alcoholism as a disease process much better than he is at this point, as he is really upset with himself.
I’ve been a member of Alanon for many years but have not gone to many meetings in the past 12 months. Been busy and now find myself overwhelmed with life – the business of of it all. And resentful of people who do not seem to work enough and look to be taking it easy. I work 60-70 hours a week. Never thought I would be in this kind of position. It’s been hard to Easy Does It. Looking for some ways to stay involved in recovery.
There is always a 1-800 meeting if u have a phone available.
FIO – My 70, 80 & 90 hours a/wk almost killed me 1.5 yrs ago – Severe Workaholic, sometimes mote dangerous than an Alcholic. I was not taking care of myself, but I sure was accelersting in 1 of my 3 Career options! NOT anymore, I went back to my Al-Anon Program and Practice Daily my Strps snd Proud Service Zmember + Walk & Talk my Crestors WILL snd I mudt say, I sure like the Fruit Zi recieve today! Good Luck, If thrre is a Will there is a way! It STARTS W/ YOU!
I have been introduced to something very foriegn AA and Al-anon.
My partner just entered a treatment facility for 90 days and I am clueless! I read the first 3 chapters of the Big Book and realized I have been
dating an alcoholic for 3 1/2 years. Could someone please offer suggestions
on what I need to do. Feel very lost, sad and have no idea how to support the man I love or how to deal with my feelings.
Jo
Jo – the best thing you can do for him is to take care of yourself. Al Anon is a wonderful program. Just as the alcoholic is powerless over alcohol, so are we.
I found a way to work this reality I was born with two alcoholic Parents and a long generation of them I can’t Change this but I can Change the way I feal about them !!
I’ve been part of al-anon for a couple of months and really am having a tough time finding a sponsor.. Is anyone near cumming ga30041
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