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Time | Name | Location / Group | Address / Platform | Region | |
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7:00 PM | Perryton AA | Perryton AA | 198 SE 7th Ave | Perryton | English Open Meeting Smoking Permitted |
7:00 PM | Perryton AA | Perryton AA | SE 7th Ave & S Birch St | Perryton | English Open Meeting Smoking Permitted |
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Perryton, Texas AA Meetings
Perryton is the county seat of Ochiltree county in the state of Texas. This area is home to many people affected by Alcohol use disorder. Alcohol use disorder is a major issue around the world. It causes physical problems like blood pressure, heart attack and liver disease. In severe situations people with AUD become dependent on alcohol to go through their day to day life. Initially alcohol triggers chemicals in our brain associated with pleasure but when it’s used consistently the brain adapts meaning it needs more to get the same effect. By this time your body adapts to getting a certain amount of alcohol so it will always require a certain amount to feel normal. This is commonly known as alcohol dependency or alcoholism. One way to get out of this is to join AA Texas. Alcoholics Anonymous has helped people around the world overcome the effects of alcohol use disorder. At AA meetings in Perryton members are encouraged to stay sober and help other alcoholics find their way out of alcohol addiction. Different AA groups come together to share their experience and support each other through their common problems. Techniques of recovery like the 12 step program are discussed to help through the journey of recovery and maintaining sobriety.