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This post is all about other places on the Web I have found that offer recovery resources worth checking out.

I shall begin with a personal favorite: The Jaywalker.  This site offers all sorts of things from humorous to quite serious.  There are step guides, photos, funny things like “Rent-A-Sponsor” and links to other sites.  So please check out the Jaywalker.

There are times when I can’t find the right medallion locally or need some sort of recovery-related gift or item outside of the Internet.  When this is the case, I turn to the Recovery Emporium.  I have ordered many things from them in the past with satisfaction.  Things were delivered quickly, in good shape and as ordered.

If you are in Connecticut, a very valuable resource is the Area 11 Web site: www.ct-aa.org.  There you will find contact information for various committees, meeting schedules for the entire state and listings of local events by district (if somebody bothered to submit them).  A nicely done site with a great staff of volunteers.

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