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How to Get Back to AA Safely: 5 Steps to Protect Your Sobriety

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July 24, 2026

By Andy F

Categories: Returning to AA

Walking away from meetings In this blog, I would like to discuss a phenomenon I have experienced several times in recovery. It is by no means unique to me. From what I have observed, it is quite common, even amongst members with long-term sobriety. It is the decision, at a certain point in recovery, to […]

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I am not a representative of AA and I do not speak on behalf of the fellowship of Alcoholics Anonymous. I am just an agnostic member of AA who believes in the program of recovery. At times, I express my personal opinions about issues that have directly affected my journey. However, in keeping with the 10th tradition of AA, the opinions I express in the book do not necessarily reflect the beliefs or positions held by AA as a whole. Quotations from Alcoholics Anonymous are from the first edition (1939) which is now in the public domain. Any quotations from sources other than the first edition of the Big Book are reprinted with permission.

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