Welcome to San Diego Narcotics Anonymous
Drug Problem? Give yourself a break and call our helpline. 619-584-1007 or 619-546-0774 (Spanish)
If your meeting is incorrect or not listed in the link above, please contact your area BMLT representative or Outreach committee.
NA.ORG Virtual Meetings and Resources
The SDICRNA Region has setup a links on Paypal for 7th tradition. Donations go directly to the RSC or RSO, not to the individual meetings.
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BEACH AREA
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IMPERIAL VALLEY AREA
NORTH COASTAL AREA
NORTH COUNTY INLAND AREA
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S.E. BARRIO AREA
UNITED EAST COUNTY AREA
AREA HABLA HISPANA
NEW Newsletter!
The NA Way Magazine Vol 37 Number 1
North County Inland Clean Times Vol 1 Issue 1
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Just For Today!
Most of us came to Narcotics Anonymous without much self-acceptance. We looked at the havoc we had wreaked in our active addiction, and we loathed ourselves. We had difficulty accepting our past and the self-image produced by it.
Self-acceptance comes more quickly when we first accept that we have a disease called addiction, because it's easier to accept ourselves as sick people than as bad people. And the easier it is to accept ourselves, the easier it becomes to accept responsibility for ourselves.
We achieve self-acceptance through the process of ongoing recovery. Working the Twelve Steps of Narcotics Anonymous teaches us to accept ourselves and our lives. Spiritual principles like surrender, honesty, faith, and humility help relieve us of the burden of our past mistakes. Our attitude changes with the application of these principles in our daily lives. Self-acceptance grows as we grow in recovery.
