Find AA meetings in Condon, Oregon to help you on your road to recovery. Our comprehensive directory of AA meetings in Oregon includes open, closed, speaker, and other specialized meetings, all of which are designed to help you get sober and remain sober.
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The effects of alcohol use are many and varied. They can range from short-term effects like mood changes, impaired judgment and attention, slurring, memory loss, and poor coordination, to more long-term consequences like liver disease, high blood pressure, gastritis, a weakened immune system, bone defects, and so on. Not to mention, the accidents that can be caused due to the consumption of alcohol like motor vehicle accidents, drowning, unprotected sex, and more. Alcohol can drastically change your life for the worse, especially if it is consumed heavily and regularly. That is why it might be time to get sober with Alcoholics Anonymous. This support group has its members motivate each other as they try to remain sober. AA’s chapters are almost everywhere. You can even find AA meetings in Condon, the county seat of Gilliam County found south of the Columbia River and east of Portland in the state of Oregon. This and other AA Oregon meetings can be found conveniently on the website that AA has made available. A phone number is also available on the website so you can call and ask your questions any time. Visit a chapter now and quit drinking with Alcoholics Anonymous.
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