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There are so many different 12 Step Programs out today, that I could not list the steps for all.  Nor could I share my own Experience, Strength, and Hope for each as I am not a member of them all.  Click a link below to go to that desired program and find out more help, information and tools for that program. 

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12 Step Programs - This is a FULL list of varied 12 step programs and links to their sites.  Feel free to submit yours above!

We would love to have your share some Experience, Strength and Hope with us!!!  Please feel free to submit your story, article, suggestion or questions below!

This website is not intended to replace a sponsor, but rather to aide you and your sponsor in recovery.  This is just a way to start working the steps, and share in someone else's experience, strength and hope. 

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This Website was last updated on:  June 17, 2008

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