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by Judyjah

I am a member of Al-Anon for the last 35 years. I have been going to a lot of open AA meetings almost daily from last November to now -April 16, 2023, while on vacation. I’m so grateful for AA and Al-Anon. We will be married 54 years coming up on April 26. I have learned a lot from these AA meetings- such as the closeness and loving support shown to each other; the desire to see each member grow and become all that they are meant to be. The stark honesty in sharing; the laughter that reduces the heavy weight- bearing of shame and guilt; the humility that comes from surrendering self from “not my will but Thy will”. It truly is a spiritual program where God (H. P.) is honored and man is right-positioned and enabled to be of help and service to God and to his fellow
man.
I’m so proud and happy to be a part of this great fellowship -AA and Al-Anon, for truly Alcoholism is a family disease and I feel my God has provided a redeemed and happy way to live and be in this world and in the world to come. What else could we ask for?
Sincerely, Judyj

by Dee Dee Lee

Having 14,000 some days of sobriety within AA, I love the physical books. What a surprise it came for me to be able to use this app and pause in the middle of the day in the middle of nowhere and read the literature. To see my days of sobriety as a masthead on the app to add warmth and personalizing it to make me keen to dig in! It’s those small touches that draw me closer to AA such as when people said, Hi Diane! after I identified myself as an alcoholic. Before I got this app in February 2022, I never knew how many days I had. And as I have said, that information is emblazoned as on writing paper on the tippy top. As though the literature were written explicitly for me. As the Beatles once said to encourage each other in their early days, “Let’s go to the toppermost of the poppermost.” The beautiful design of this app is Good Orderly Direction indeed. It’s a humble app and a refuge in time of need to encourage us to humbly go to the toppermost of the poppermost one day of sobriety at a time.
Diane K. Baltimore AA Feb. 27, 2022

by Frankie Mejias

Knowing and making the decision to quit drinking was a hard realization. Because of all the excuses or stories I would tell myself. The bottom line is I am not who I want to be when I drink and if it means sacrificing a family or friends, then it becomes a easy no thank you for me. Thank you for the program and this amazing app that has acted as a support in my self-discipline and no longer allow the craving to take control. I still get the craving and because this app is on my Home Screen it reminds me how many others are standing strong because they are aware that alcohol has a power over them and me also. Everything about the app from usability and information is easy to use and allows for connection where ever you are at in your journey. Thank you and God bless!