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Time Name Location / Group Address / Platform Region
12:00 PM Pioneer Group Coulee Recovery Center 933 Ferry St La Crosse Closed Meeting   English
12:00 PM Tuesday Reflections Group La Crosse Tuesday Reflections Group La Crosse 1101 8th Street South La Crosse Closed Meeting
12:00 PM Sparta Group #1 Masonic Temple 603 N Court St Sparta Closed Meeting   English
4:00 PM Women's Page 124 Group Alano Society of La Crosse 1101 8th St S La Crosse Closed Meeting   English

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Tomah, Wisconsin AA Meetings

Tomah was founded in 1855 by Robert E. Gillett and incorporated as a city in 1883. The city in Monroe County, Wisconsin, has several of its residents that are struggling with alcohol dependency. Alcoholics Anonymous programs have been put in place to help them better handle the disease. Alcoholics Anonymous, or AA, is the longest operating alcohol addiction support organization in the world. AA offers several support methods, including the renowned 12 Steps and 12 Traditions techniques. AA is guided by ‘The Big Book’, which is referred to as the organization’s ‘bible.’ This book is a major source of alcohol addiction recovery resources and inspirational material that can be of great value to people who are seeking help for alcohol addiction. The 12 Steps encourages accountability, responsibility, and spiritual transformation to AA members. The techniques of the 12 Steps are discussed at AA meetings. These meetings are free to attend and do not have any requirements outside of a desire to quit drinking alcohol. Its ‘open meetings’ are also open to people who do not have a dependency on alcohol. AA meetings are also non-discriminatory, non-religious, and apolitical. Residents of Tomah can find the locations to AA meetings in Tomah on alcoholicsanonymous.com, which also lists AA meetings Wisconsin from other areas in the state. 

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