Recovery

One of the most painful experiences of my life proved to be the motivator to propel me into FA. I

I came into FA in January 2004 at age 58. By that time, I had made several efforts to control

I found Food Addicts in Recovery Anonymous (FA) in Atlanta in May 2014. I would frequently arrive early to arrange

Before I joined Food Addicts in Recovery Anonymous (FA), I never really learned much about the word “commitment.” When I

I came into Food Addicts in Recovery Anonymous (FA) when it was 90-Day OA (Overeaters Anonymous) for one reason only—to

Unemployed, but abstinent, I had been looking for a job for over 18 months. I showed up to countless interviews,

After three-and-a-half years of back-to-back abstinence, I figured I had arrived. Five sponsees, leadership roles in my area intergroup, service positions at committed meetings,

I’ve been in FA in England for 9 years and often speak with members from America and overseas, yet never

About seven months ago, I called to check in on my social security benefits. They were the sum total of