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This AA meeting is virtual via a conference call using the phone number and access code shown at the top of this page. This literature based meeting occurs daily at 7:30 am EST and continues for an hour. Anyone with a desire not to drink is welcome. On Fridays, our virtual meeting is supplemented by an in person meeting in Atlanta’s Grant Park. Here are the details about where we meet on Fridays rain or shine. This meeting contributes to AA at the Atlanta Central Office, District, Area, and General Service Office.
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I’ve heard some version of this from newcomer sponsees more times than I can count: “I put down the bottle. I’m praying every day. I’m going to meetings. I’m calling you. Why don’t I feel better? Why isn’t my life getting better? And why am I not farther along than some of these other people?” It’s a fair…
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