How I Stopped Drowning in Drink

Wall Street Journal ^ | March 16, 2012 | Paul Carr

[freedomlover]

Try that when you keep going back to a smoky AA meeting where almost everyone else is chain smoking.

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Honestly, I think you will be hard pressed to find an AA meeting that allows smoking in the room any more.

FWIW

[Secret Agent Man]

Come up to Wisconsin.

[GSWarrior]

In my experience, once one has broken the cycle of his or her addiction, a next logical step is attending Co-Dependent Anonymous meetings to help acquire skills needed to repair/maintain relationships.

It has worked for me.

[freedomlover]

I didnt know that. I live in GA and dont know of any here and the last smoking session I was in was in SC a few years ago and they were about to phase it out, I thought SC would be a last bastion.

I quit smoking two years after getting clean 6 years ago. Smoking was MUCH harder and I occasionally still miss a cigarette.

I would not go to a smoking meeting.

[evangmlw]

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