I have learned a way of life that enables me to stay still and sober even when difficult feelings arise
MEMBERS' STORIES
All Stories
These are the stories of how some of our members came to find a solution to their food obsession in Addictive Eaters Anonymous. Our membership is diverse with people coming to the fellowship from a variety of backgrounds, and these stories represent the experience, strength and hope of individual AEA members. Any opinions expressed in these stories are those of the individual speakers, and not necessarily those of AEA as a whole.
Living a life of service
Things have changed a lot in my life: I realised I was the problem and I stopped blaming others
Here in AEA was the answer to all my problems - a Power greater than myself
The Twelve Steps work - whether one at a time or in combination
My binge eating finally forced me to work the 12 Steps and open my mind
Life in Addictive Eaters Anonymous provides me with the freedom to have great adventures
I knew I was a food addict and I had to come back to Addictive Eaters Anonymous to find recovery
My bingeing and vomiting was diagnosed as an eating disorder - it was addiction
Here in AEA was the answer to all my problems - a Power greater than myself
All is well since AEA's 12 Steps freed me from addictive eating and self-centred thoughts
Daily structure helped reconnect me with my Higher Power for an enjoyable life
Working the steps for a life of sobriety in Addictive Eaters Anonymous
I have received the gift of sobriety through trust and constant surrender of my self-seeking ways
Finally free of compulsive exercise, addictive eating, anger and self-obsession
Living in the solution
Sobriety in Addictive Eaters Anonymous transformed my unmanageable life
What it was like, what happened and what it is like now
“First Things First” - Recovery in Addictive Eaters Anonymous is my priority today
Am I entirely ready? - experience of Step Six in Addictive Eaters Anonymous