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A.A. Tougher than Boiled Owls ✓ Verified

Fridays 5:30 PM · Santa Fe

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When
Fridays at 5:30 PM–6:30 PM (America/Denver)
Where
St. Bede's Episcopal Church
1601 S St Francis Dr, Santa Fe, NM 87505, USA
Format
Discussion English SEN
Notes
"Tougher Than Boiled Owls" is a meeting dedicated to addressing the unique challenges encountered by individuals with long-term sobriety, spanning 25 years or more. As seasoned members of Alcoholics Anonymous, we understand that the journey of recovery evolves over time, presenting distinct obstacles and triumphs. This space provides a platform for open discussion and sharing of experiences, where older alcoholics can candidly explore their concerns without fear of alienating newcomers to the AA program. By fostering a supportive environment, "Tougher Than Boiled Owls" aims to empower individuals with long-standing sobriety to navigate their continued journey with resilience and wisdom. If you have longer-term sobriety, please join us!
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