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Belmont, Massachusetts AA Meetings
Belmont is a town in the state of Massachusetts and is known to be flooded with people under the influence of alcohol. Alcohol addiction can reduce one’s ability to be productive and is also capable of ending many youth lives. This is why it should be our main concern to address this issue and find solutions for it. People that are under the influence of alcohol should have access to professional help and AA Massachusetts plays a major role in doing just that. Alcoholics Anonymous or commonly known as AA is a fellowship of many people that once were affected by alcohol use and now try to protect and help others going through the not so different journey. AA Massachusetts helps many achieve sobriety by offering a hand to anyone who is affected by alcohol use. It’s a community where users won’t be criticized and instead receive love and assistance that would help them quit drinking. Its key goal is to keep track of a user’s progress and possible setbacks so as to manage his or her journey to sobriety properly. And to do this AA meetings are held regularly. Belmont AA meetings follow the 12 step approach. The 12 steps are customized for each and every individual to accommodate to their situation as they won’t be on the same level. Although we modify our 12 step approach, the 12 traditions are more or less kept similar. We aim to help users reach their goal of social and metal stability and then in turn help them become sober.