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Time	Name	Location / Group	Address / Platform	Region
12:00 PM	We Read-Women's	We Read-Women's	Online Buffalo, NY	Buffalo	12 Steps & 12 Traditions   Big Book   English +   Open Meeting   Women's Meeting
12:00 PM	The Absolutes	The Absolutes	1463 E Delavan Ave	Buffalo	Closed Meeting   English
12:00 PM	Buffalo	Buffalo	547 Tonawanda St	Buffalo	Closed Meeting   Discussion   English
12:30 PM	Medina New Life	Medina New Life	211 Eagle St	Medina	English   Open Meeting   Speaker
1:00 PM	Sunday's Best	Sunday's Best	51 Colonial Cir	Buffalo	English   Open Meeting
2:00 PM	Daily Reflections	Daily Reflections	3150 Elmwood Ave	Buffalo	Discussion   English   Open Meeting
4:00 PM	Read It, Live It Big Book Meeting	Northgate Free Methodist Church	350 Bank St	Batavia	Big Book   English   Open Meeting
4:30 PM	The CPR Group	The CPR Group	781 Maple Rd	Buffalo	English   Open Meeting

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Wilson, New York AA Meetings

Wilson, a town in Niagara County, is home to some people who are suffering from alcohol use disorder which makes access to a directory of all AA meetings in Wilson important. It is not easy to achieve effective recovery from alcohol addiction, but when people who suffer from addiction hear inspiring stories from their peers who are already sober, the journey to sobriety becomes easier. That describes what happens in AA meetings in Wilson. In order to make it easier for you to find one, our directory lists all NY AA meetings. To make sure you do not miss out on anything, the list is constantly updated. AA, an abbreviation for Alcoholics Anonymous, is a community established in 1935 to help individuals overcome alcohol addiction. AA uses a 12-step program to attain this. The desire to quit drinking is the only membership requirement in order to be part of the AA community. Although most individuals start drinking because they want to have some fun, people lose control easily and continue taking much alcohol even when there are negative symptoms. You will meet individuals who have passed through the same condition but are already achieving effective recovery at NY AA meetings.