OA is not just for Jews. This is just one of the tidbits Rochelle has learned on her path to a lighthearted AND rock solid, well rounded recovery. Her example can inspire everyone who hears it.

Marcy came down from LA to inspire and remind us that recovery is available to everyone. We have already paid the price. Recovery is the reward.

The path of recovery is not always smooth OR easy. Susan's journey has now brought her to a renewed gratitude for the program and her life.

Hank from Tarzana shares his story from the deep self destructive pain of compulsive overeating to a life beyond his wildest drerams. Somthing for everyone who wants a deeper connection with thier own recovery.

Shari B from LA reveals with clear precision both the physical and emotional aspects of her struggle with compulsive overeating and her current tools for a strong and lasting recovery.

Ira reveals that his passion for OA has kept him gratefully abstenant one day at a time. The big book holds the same core truths for him today as it did in 1983.

Wanting to die in the disease, desparate to live in recovery, Ben's lighthearted style of story telling underlies a remarkable journey from a seemingly hopeless state of incomprehensible demorlaization to a life beyond his wildest dreams.

Loraine A from San Pedro reveals that for 37 years she has experienced and seen a multitude of miracles. She shares how it has impacted her with an honesty that comes shining through her every word.

24 years abstinent, his message of recovery is an example or how it really can work and reminds us that we can have a life beyond our wildest dreams.

Eda shares 35 years of continuous abstinance offering a wealth of practical experience with clarity, compassion and humor.