Greenfield is a small city of approximately 20,000 that is growing fast. This means that although we have a limited population for our fellowship to draw from, the original need for the Club's creation grows monthly. Anyone that has an interest or desire to stop drinking is welcome in our Club and coffee shop and may attend any meeting (subject to the guidelines of the individual meeting). There is no requirement to be a member of this Club.
Ron struggled with alcohol addiction for a long time. His life turned into a series of binge parties and hangovers, which negatively affected his health, relationships with loved ones, and career. He understood that something needed to be changed, but every time he tried to stop drinking, he returned to his old habits.
One day, after a particularly difficult night, Ron decided to ask for help. He found a local alcoholics Anonymous club and, gathering his strength, came to the first meeting. There he met people who had gone through similar trials and found the strength to change their lives. Their stories inspired him, and he felt that he was not alone.
At one of the meetings, Ron learned about drug treatment that can help in the fight against addiction. The doctor recommended Revia— a drug that reduces the desire to drink alcohol by blocking its effect in the body. Ron decided to try this method, realizing that he needed additional support.
After starting treatment with Revia, Ron noticed that his craving for alcohol had decreased significantly. He became more aware of his actions and began to actively participate in club meetings. The support of other community members helped him cope with difficulties, and he felt that he was finding a new purpose in life.
Gradually, Ron began to rebuild his relationships with his loved ones. He began spending more time with his family and friends, who supported him on the road to recovery. He also started playing sports and became interested in a healthy lifestyle, which helped him strengthen his physical and emotional state.
Over time, Ron realized that his life without alcohol had become much more intense and joyful. He learned to enjoy the little things and appreciate every moment. Revia became for him not only a means of treatment, but also a symbol of a new life in which he could find himself. Use this weblink to buy the drug or get more information about Naltrexone-Revia.
Now Ron is actively sharing his experience with other members of the club, inspiring them to make changes. He understands that the path to recovery is not always easy, but with support and the right tools, it is possible to achieve your goals. His story is an example of how to overcome addiction and start a new life full of hope and opportunity.
In truth, the rent collected from meetings and workshops and revenue from our coffee shop seldom meets the monthly rent, utilities, insurance, supplies, etc. that it takes to maintain our Club. Even though we have no paid employees (all Club activities are handled by the Board of Trustees or volunteers) these expenses are still there. Member's dues are the very backbone of the Club's existence. They help make it possible to provide space, events and fellowship for so many people in recovery. By becoming a member and renewing your membership you are engaging in service work. You are helping to carry the message to alcoholics and freely giving back some of what you have received. All members receive a Club Coffee Mug, and may attend any membership meeting and vote on any issue on the agenda.
(From the Bylaws of the Way Out Club, Inc)
Section 1. Membership Any person who is in sympathy with the philosophy and objectives of Alcoholics Anonymous shall be eligible for membership in the Club upon completing a membership form and payment of dues. Active members shall be those persons whose dues are currently paid. Any person whose dues are 60 days or more in arrears shall be considered an inactive member until such time as dues are paid. Article III. DUES Individual dues are $ 100.00 annually or $ 10.00 per month. Family membership dues are $ 150.00 annually of $ 15.00 per month. Membership dues may be raised or lowered at a regular or special meeting of the membership of the Club with the approval of a majority of the active members in attendance.
