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I came into OA in February 1989. I stayed for twenty-one years through periods of abstinence and relapse, my wedding, jobs, having children, and the death of my father. I shared my problems and my willingness to work on Read more
To sustain life, every living thing must eat – and, typically, human beings must eat several times a day from a wide variety of food groups. And yet, each of us will come to develop a relationship with food Read more
Tradition Three – The only requirement for OA membership is a desire to stop eating compulsively.
The doors of Overeaters Anonymous are open to everyone who wants to seek this way of life. There are no bars to entry, Read more