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Elkton, Maryland AA Meetings
Once known as the Gretna Green of the East because of its popularity as a place for runaway couples to marry, Elkton also has a history of alcohol addiction. Several residents of the town are dealing with the various consequences of alcohol addiction. However, these residents can receive support from local Alcoholics Anonymous programs that have been established in the community to help locals with an alcohol dependency. The locations of AA meetings in Elkton can be found among a group of AA meetings Maryland on alcoholicsanonymous.com. Alcoholics Anonymous, or AA, is internationally renowned for its ‘Twelve Steps’ and ‘Twelve Traditions’ methods, which govern the membership and organizational aspects, respectively. The ‘Twelve Traditions’ lay down the structure that dictates how Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) should operate and provide rules they must follow. Most of the rules are designed to protect the independence and anonymity of AA. They also seek to ensure that Alcoholics Anonymous remains focused exclusively on helping anyone who is suffering from alcohol addiction regain control of their lives. They also ensure that members can receive the support and information they need. The more famous ‘Twelve Steps,’ which serve as the primary guide for AA members, have been mimicked by many other support groups. Groups like Narcotics Anonymous follow similar principles such as personal accountability and responsibility but are slightly different in their representation of the principles. This highlights the significant impact AA has had in the world of alcohol addiction recovery.