Sober Patrol
A.A. 3 weekly meetings · Online
When
Where
Online meeting
Format
Closed English Men Speaker
“Closed” means the meeting is for people who have — or think they may have — a drinking problem. Newcomers are welcome.
Notes
Veterans’ Sober Patrol is a closed men’s AA meeting for men with PTSD, combat veterans, and first responders who have a desire to stop drinking, seek camaraderie, discipline, and fellowship. We meet Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. We welcome veteran speakers to share their experience, strength and hope, and we read literature from the perspective of a veteran using AA-approved sources, including stories from the Big Book and the Grapevine. If you’ve been through combat, or experienced PTSD, sharing can help relate to one another in a way that few outside can understand. Many have experienced things on the battlefield or in life that left lasting marks. AA gives us a way to recover, to stay sober, and to find spiritual strength together. Meeting ID: 896 7731 8838 Passcode: 964637
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