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FAQRoanoke Intergroup FAQs Q: My husband/wife/son/daughter/brother/sister/etc. can’t control their drinking – what do I do? A: There is no strict rule or answer here, as opinions vary throughout the program. It is generally agreed that you can do nothing to truly control or stop the alcoholic from drinking, until they are ready to commit to a program of recovery. How they arrive at that willingness is not an easy answer, although it usually is hastened by their lack of resources, options, or avenues for continuing as they are. For yourself, we know the challenges are great and it’s nearly impossible to arrive at all the right answers on your own. For this reason, we recommend seeking out a recovery group for yourself, such as Al-Anon, where many spouses, siblings and friends of alcoholics have found strength and hope over the years to deal with just what you’re going through. Q: How do I get into your “Classes?” A: Alcoholics Anonymous is not a class, but rather a community of recovering alcoholics who attend meetings for fellowship, step-work, and to share in the experience, strength and hope of others. These meetings are available several times a day, each day of the…
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ContactContact Information Alcoholics Anonymous can be reached in Roanoke at: Roanoke Area Intergroup Office 3451 Brandon Ave., S.W. Roanoke, VA 24018 540-343-6857 (no Fax at this time) Hours of Operation: 10:30am-1:00pm u0026#038; 2:00pm-5:30pm Tuesday-Thursday 10:30am-1:00pm u0026#038; 2:00pm-5:00pm Friday Intergroup Office is closed on weekends, but telephone coverage is available 24 hours per day, 7 days per week (thanks to volunteers like you). How to Help: If you’re looking for service work, and your sponsor says you’re ready, then call the office to find out how you can help cover phones, drive folks to meetings, get involved with a homegroup, etc.

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If You Think You Have a Problem with Alcohol,
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