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Upcoming NA Meetings in Lynn

Time Name Address / Platform Region
8:30 AM Free to Be Me Group 33 Spring Street Lynn
7:00 PM Cope Without Dope Group 410 Eastern Avenue Lynn
7:30 PM New Beginnings Group Lynn 33 Spring Street Lynn
8:00 AM Were Still Here Group 116 Roxbury Street Roxbury
8:00 AM Down In The Trenches Group 116 Roxbury Street Roxbury
9:00 AM 24 Hours Clean Group 787 Salem Street Malden
9:30 AM Women On Weekends Group 300 Massachusetts Avenue Arlington
10:00 AM Friends in Recovery Group 124 Vernon Street Newton
10:00 AM Step Study Group 116 Roxbury Street Roxbury
10:00 AM Join the Journey Group 175 Massachusetts Avenue Arlington
10:30 AM Who is an Addict Group 630 Massachusetts Avenue Arlington
11:00 AM Hope on Bowdoin Group 230 Bowdoin Street Dorchester
11:00 AM Saturday Morning Live Group 258 Chestnut Street Chelsea
11:30 AM Sunday 12 Step Group 91 Crest Avenue Chelsea
12:00 PM Recover To Survive Group 6 Cummins Highway Roslindale
3:00 PM Celebration Not Graduation Group 116 Roxbury Street Roxbury
5:00 PM Focus on Recovery Group 421 Common Street Belmont
6:00 PM Scoring in Recovery Group 80 Mount Auburn Street Watertown
6:00 PM Hope for Today Group 6 The Green Medford
6:00 PM Way Of Life Group 209 Beach Street Revere

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Lynn is the 9th largest municipality in Massachusetts and the largest city in Essex County. People from all over the world, including Lynn, have been affected by substance use disorders. The Narcotics Anonymous community has long been regarded as one of the most reputable support groups for people suffering from substance use disorders of any kind and stage. The Narcotics Anonymous community has organized NA meetings in Lynn and many other cities to make it easily accessible to anyone who wants to stay in recovery from the use of drugs. Many people believe that once they have received medical treatment, they are no longer required to join NA, but this is not the case. The Na community does not provide professional substance use disorders treatment or have any medical facility affiliations. The Narcotics Anonymous community is solely concerned with assisting people in living drug-free lives and to do so, it creates an environment in which people who are addicted to drugs can meet and participate in activities that will help them maintain their drug-free status. As a condition of membership, members of the Narcotics Anonymous community must be willing to completely abstain from drug use. New members need only make the decision; the rest of the Narcotics Anonymous community will assist them. Although some members of the group may relapse, the rest of the group will be there to support them. If you do not know where to look for NA meetings in Massachusetts, go to narcotics.com for a local NA directory.

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