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High Sobriety
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Monday Nite
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Noontime Burlington
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Old School Recovery
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Sunday Burlington
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Top of the Hill Burlington
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Burlington, MA
Situated in the County of Middlesex, Burlington is home to many individuals that are chained to alcohol addiction. Addiction to alcohol is known to decrease a user’s overall productivity, and that’s why it’s a very alarming issue that needs to be resolved immediately. Alcoholics Anonymous is a voluntary fellowship that was founded in the United States by Bill Wilson and Dr. Bob Smith in 1935. AA Massachusetts is a large community with members that come from different parts of the world. The fellowship is organized in medium size and only accepts donations from those who attend the meetings. AA Burlington is available to anyone that is affected by alcohol use regardless of the individual’s age, gender and background. These meetings are perfect for bringing different individuals of similar problems together and allow them to help each other overcome their addiction. These meetings aim to assist users form new and lasting relationships that are vital in avoiding relapse. Burlington AA meetings follow the 12 step approach to provide a planned training program that educates members on how to take care of themselves and avoid relapse. Success of treatment is hard to evaluate as every individual has a different goal. Some aim to simply reduce the amount of alcohol intake, while other aim to stay sober by avoiding any consumption of alcohol. But no matter the case, AA has proven to be the best learning environment with thousands of people reaching their goal of sobriety and helping others do the same.