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Sponsored| Time | Name | Location / Group | Address / Platform | Region | |
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| 12:00 PM | Women's Happy Hour Meeting | Elim Lutheran Church | 321 9th St N | Fargo | English Open Meeting Wheelchair Access + Women's Meeting |
| 1:00 PM | Fargo AA | SDSOS Clubhouse | 1112 3rd Ave S | Fargo | Closed Meeting English |
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Dilworth, Minnesota AA Meetings
Dilworth is a relatively small city in Clay County, in the US state of Minnesota, and is located on the eastern border of Moorhead. Overcoming alcohol use disorders is not an easy matter. Even though the real cause of substance use disorders is not known, the root cause can arise from certain matters. There are many issues, which may lead an individual to an AUD. The 12-step approach is utilized at the AA meetings in Dilworth. At Alcoholics Anonymous, assistance is given to persons in locating the rehab centers where other treatments such as medical detoxification, an inpatient facility, medication supervision, and counseling therapy are exercised. At the AA Minnesota meetings, there are open and closed meetings where members are allowed to speak openly with families and friends being present, relating the challenges of trying to stay sober and maintaining sobriety. While even more privacy is observed by others who prefer to have a closed session. The AA Minnesota meetings are supervised by previous members who are no strangers to this program and have gone through the process. They are now desirous of giving back to the organization and the community. Large and small meetings are attended by members, also women’s and men-only meetings. Spiritual and candlelight sessions are also practiced. Alcohol use disorders can require lifelong treatment. Some persons may be referred to rehab centers for more intense treatments. As persons undergo this program process it may very well result in rehabilitation and alcohol-free living.