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Crossroads Area of Narcotics Anonymous
  • About NA
  • Meetings
    • Meetings List
    • Meetings Map Search
    • Paper Schedule
  • Events & Activities
  • Just For Today
    • Subscribe
  • Members
  • Service
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    • Activities Subcommittee
    • Convention Subcommittee
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Category: Celebrations

Posted on September 18, 2022 Celebrations

Raven will be speaking at her 6 year celebration at Beacon of Hope on Oct. 10th

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Posted on September 18, 2022 Celebrations

Marianne will celebrating 18 months at Beacon of Hope on Oct. 3rd

Posted on September 18, 2022 Celebrations

Gary at Beacon of Hope will be celebrating the miracle year on September 26nd

Posted on August 15, 2020 Celebrations

On the last Friday of every month, New Beginnings will be having “celebration meeting” for all of its members celebrating an anniversary on that month

Just For Today

October 04, 2022

Thirty-day wonder
Page 290
"When we first begin to enjoy relief from our addiction, we run the risk of assuming control of our lives again. We forget the agony and pain that we have known."
Basic Text, p.50
Many of us have been "thirty-day wonders." We were desperate and dying when we showed up at our first NA meeting. We identified with the addicts we met there and the message they shared. With their support, we were finally able to stop using and catch a free breath. For the first time in a long, long time, we felt at home. Overnight, our lives were transformed; we walked, talked, ate, drank, slept, and dreamed Narcotics Anonymous.

Then, Narcotics Anonymous lost its novelty. Meetings that had been a thrill became monotonous. Our wonderful NA friends became bores; their uplifting NA talk, drivel. When our former friends called, inviting us back for some of the old fun, we kissed our recovery goodbye.

Sooner or later, we made our way back to the rooms of Narcotics Anonymous. Nothing had changed out there, we'd discovered-not us, not our friends, not the drugs, not anything. If anything, it had gotten worse than ever. True, NA meetings may not be a laugh riot, and our NA friends may not be spiritual giants. But there's a power in the meetings, a common bond among the members, a life to the program that we cant do without. Today, our recovery is more than just a fad-it's a way of life. We're going to practice living our program like our lives depend on it, because they do.

Just for Today: I'm no "thirty-day wonder" The NA way is my way of life, and I'm here for the duration.

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