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An OA member’s experience, strength and hope in working the OA program of recovery. Sharing what he’s discovered to be the true definition of success.

When I got to OA all I wanted was to lose weight, then I thought all my problems would be solved. It’s turned out that the real gift of this program has been an awakening of the spirit from the inside out – a transformation that has given me a life I never knew was possible.

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Come celebrate our freedom from food addiction. Together we can do what we could never do alone!! Let’s explore how we got to freedom, what we have tried that hasn’t worked as well, what we maybe know we need to try but are simply not willing to do, yet.

Get on your hiking gear and pack your Tools! Join an adventure through the 12 Steps as we uncover and discover what’s lying just beneath the surface of our food addiction and other compulsive behaviours. Have your AA 12/12 handy, as well as your favourite pen and notebook, and of course, an open mind for a new experience. This is an interactive workshop that will address how to apply the Steps in every situation, as well as personal stories of the transformative powers inherent within them.

Step 1 tells us that we are powerless and that only an act of providence, a miracle, will relieve us of the merciless obsession. The rest of the steps are all about seeking a miracle. We must form a relationship with our Higher Power. This meeting will be all about how we can build up our reserve of faith and grow spiritually.  Bring your big book and your 12 and 12!

Led by a veteran Overeaters Anonymous workshop leader who was a chronic slipper herself for a dozen years before getting abstinent 20 years ago, our event is a Big Book workshop for Chronic Slippers — both those who are slipping themselves AND those who want to be of service to those of us who have slipped for years and are still struggling to get abstinent.  Of necessity, we will be having a glorious conversation about love and forgiveness since people who struggle to get abstinent are usually struggling to forgive someone or something.  Join us for all or part of our daylong workshop, and bring your Big Books!

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Initially beginning a disciplined relationship with our primary love object, our food, seems similar to starting any other diet. Later as the body and mind clear and we grow along spiritual lines, we learn about mindful eating, portion control, and leaning into longing as well as joy. Then we are moving toward establishing a more moderate relationship with food and life becomes more balanced and food plans become more moderate.  Do you agree or disagree?  Want to learn more about this from longtime members? Join them to discuss and develop organic and sensual experiences to continue living a recovery-centred life with less fear and more joy.

Come celebrate our freedom from food addiction. Together we can do what we could never do alone!! Let’s explore how we got to freedom, what we have tried that hasn’t worked as well, what we maybe know we need to try but are simply not willing to do, yet.

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