The 12 Step Guide For Skeptics: Clearing Up Common Misconceptions To A Path Of Sobriety
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Since Alcoholics Anonymous was founded in 1935, millions of people have benefited from what is commonly referred to as AA or "the program". A decentralized organization of anonymous members whose primary purpose is to quit drinking and to help others who are still suffering.
When people think about how to quit drinking alcohol, AA and the 12 step program is typically one of the most common methods to consider. Although it's an anonymous program, there has been a lot of exposure to AA from mo...























