Keeping Hope Alive
Inspired by a Lifeline article, an OA member in 1981 kept hope alive by sustaining meetings as the sole participant, paving the way for her lasting recovery and abstinence since 1983.
Literature
A Written Fellowship
“Lifeline has truly been a written fellowship, connecting members around the world with shared experience, strength, and hope.”
Non-Readers Among Us
Literature is one of our nine Tools of Recovery, but what if an OA member struggles with literacy? Here are suggestions to support these members in their recovery.
Partners in Recovery
“There are many different ways to share experience, strength, and hope within the Fellowship,” says this duo of OA members. They formed an intentional partnership, “Partners in Recovery,” and work their program in tandem using literature, the telephone, slogans, and more.
Breaking Out of Relapse
Have you relapsed into compulsive eating or compulsive food behaviors? This video can help you understand how you got here. It will point you toward the next right thing you can do to get back to recovery.
A Boost With Lifeline
A simple (but not easy) note of gratitude for all who contribute to Lifeline.
Stories From Others
Naomi expresses how valuable it is to her recovery to hear the recovery stories of other OA members.
You Might Like the Thrill
”I let it flow from my heart, and God is my cowriter,” says C.D. Indeed, writing is a powerful OA Tool.
Recharging With Lifeline Shares
Troy relates how portable Lifeline is and how it helps him stay in the solution while waiting for medical appointments.
Uplifting Thoughts With Lifeline
Cynthia explains how the different perspectives in Lifeline can broaden one’s recovery and offer opportunities to give service.