Can i fake aa meetings

Joined: Dec 24, Messages: 13, Likes Received: 8, I've done it. Went 13 years without a license. Had to jump through all sorts of hoops to get it back even though my life was on track. Take the papers too a bar and buy a few drinks for signatures. Some of those drunks can write a pretty decent AA letter as lots of them have been to several meetings.

Courts are just a big money game. My attorney used to be a judge that decided rather a person was to recieve a license back. He walked me through the entire scam. The state wants money and documentation, they dont actually care about rehabilitation.

Like x 2. Joined: Jan 1, Messages: 8, Likes Received: 7, Like x 1. Joined: Nov 16, Messages: 4, Likes Received: 3, Google meetings in a town around you say withing an hour drive call to make sure the meeting is still running. Once I know that meeting is still going sign the paper with two names.

I just attended a closed meeting because I was stressed and needed a 12 step and there was no GA meeting. Some people in the group know of my cormorbid condition. I was in fact pointed at today. I felt guilty and uncortable because I didn't know if I have any business there. I usually try to go to open meetings. Fortunately, I have never had a DUI but there have been several close calls.

I will try to go to open meeting in the future if I really need a 12 step. He clearly indicates that his drinking isn't normal. Ted H. If they say yes we welcome them. Hi guys thanks for all the discussion. Honestly, I do feel like a sparrow among ducks in an AA meeting sometimes and respect the poster opinion that I should not attend.

I do relate to the discussion when I substitute my obsession with alcohol. That being said, I have had drinking issues in the past resulting in near black outs. This was quite a few years ago tho. I felt really scared when I was pointed out in the last AA closed meeting I mentioned in my post and I don't think I will ever go again.

However, it might be my paranoia caused by my addiction. My motives are sincere and I just want to be sober from everything and have a healthier life. In retrospect, I think I should have just identified myself just as an alcoholic from the start and not talk to people about my other addictions outside the meeting.

One guy chewed me out at Hooters and told to go to counseler and not fuck up the meetings if I have issue. There also was an old timer at one of the meetings that chewed out a kid that identified himself as an addict that said he had no problems with alcohol and made him cry.

He told him that if wants to be in an a meeting he should just identify himself as an alcoholic and not be an outsider. I think this is good advice specially for me. I should of just kept respectful from the start and identified myself this way.

I feel I could have a drinking problem if I don't control myself. I think I might of been weirded out if an addict kept on talking about his heroin addiction who attended a GA meting outside of a meeting with me at Hooters. I see both sides. Memeyesef Andi. I am one of those people who has attended AA and NA meetings for many years even though I'm not an alcoholic or drug addict.

The best and easiest way you can forge an AA signature is to approach someone who attends many meetings. This person has lots of signature sheets, and he can help you write this letter with a non-susceptible signature added. This will cost a few bucks, but it is more professional than doing it yourself, and the court may not detect such forgery. You may end up facing the court-mandated attendance of the Alcoholics Anonymous meetings; hence you may be wondering what happens there or what will happen once you completed such sessions.

If you wonder what exactly takes place at AA meetings, mostly how it works, what you will gain there, and how you will prove you attended it, you should read further below.

First, the court will order you into the AA meetings if you have a court conviction over drunk-driving or related issues or if you were involved in a domestic violence situation. Besides AA, other similar programs recommended to perpetrators of alcohol-related crimes include; membership of professional drug and alcohol-related facility, or enrolment in a professional therapy or counseling.

In some cases, attending an alternative support group similar to AA will be recommended. In most states, the courts do not order convicts to attend AA meetings; instead, you may have to report to a probation officer or a caseworker who has the responsibilities to oversee your participation in the sentencing program like AA.

There are five steps generally involved in this;. One of the first things your probation officer or any other person assigned to your case will do is give you an alcohol screening test to understand your drinking addiction levels clearly.

These tests will not ask for the quantity of alcohol you consume because it is quite common for people to downplay their consumption level. These tests will ask about the consequences of your drinking issue, for instance, whether you have skipped work before. The alcohol screening tests may comprise many components that can take several days or weeks to complete. The alcohol in urine and blood tests are prevalent, and samples may have to be taken almost daily.

Many court jurisdictions will deliberately spread the alcohol tests to ensure that they get the most accurate results. The court knew that some individuals might only hide their alcoholism issue for a while, and since alcohol can still stay in the system for days, they will obtain the best results by comparing several days of test results.

Some court jurisdictions may also order tests of other substances such as marijuana and other hard drugs to aggravate alcoholism symptoms. Once you complete your alcohol tests, the court officer will closely examine it and make a final declaration on your level of alcoholism.

Alternatively, they might recommend you for an AA meeting if you have an alcohol disorder. With his in mind, you may have to attend from a meeting to several AA meetings.