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A recovery practice

90 in 90

Ninety cells, one for each meeting, toward the ninety meetings in ninety days often suggested to someone new to recovery.

The Wilson House, a red clapboard building with white trim, on a village street
East Dorset, Vermontm.
The Wilson House, East Dorset, Vermont. Photo by Artaxerxes (cropped). CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons.
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The 90 in 90 module as it prints, once, at the front of the book. The dots are the page’s quarter-inch grid.

Ninety in ninety

Ninety meetings in ninety days is one of the first suggestions many newcomers hear. It is advice, not a rule of any fellowship. The early months are often the hardest, and a meeting every day fills the hours, builds a habit and puts you among people who have stayed sober.

Many groups mark thirty, sixty and ninety days with a coin or chip, and the module numbers those three.

The Wilson House in East Dorset, Vermont, above, is where Bill Wilson was born. It has a meeting room of its own.

How the module works

Ninety cells, numbered at 30, 60 and 90. It goes once, at the front of the book. Fill a cell for each meeting.

If you miss a day, do not start over at one. Keep filling cells until there are ninety. On a hard day some people go to two meetings, and both count.

A note

Memari is not affiliated with Alcoholics Anonymous or any twelve-step fellowship. This module is a page to write on, not a program. Your sponsor and your group are the people to work your recovery with.

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