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Upcoming NA Meetings in Sorrento

Time Name Address / Platform Region
12:00 PM A Message of Hope Group 128 East Bay Avenue Longwood
7:00 PM Living the Steps Group 128 West Wilbur Avenue Lake Mary
7:30 PM Just For Today Group Sanford 691 Monroe Road Sanford

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Sorrento is a census-designated place located in Lake County, Florida. The city, unfortunately, is a home is a good number of drug addiction victims. Most of these persons live a lonely, sad and depressing life as they struggle to connect with friends, family members, and loved ones. There has also been an increase in violence, accidents, and addiction-related health hazards with the rise in the number of drug addiction cases. Fortunately, Narcotics Anonymous (NA) has decided to support individuals in the fight against drugs and substance use disorders. The organization which was founded in 1953 has been a strong backing for victims of drug addiction, with millions of individuals getting help to full recovery. Part of the assistance offered by the NA community is through NA meetings in Sorrento and other cities across Florida. These meetings provide a way for victims to connect with others having similar problems and in similar or different stages of recovery. Support groups are also created by members in advanced stages of recovery. The process involves a 12-step approach which is aimed at walking with participants from the treatment stage until complete recovery is achieved. You can reach out to any of our specialists close to you for additional information on NA meetings Florida.

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