Remembering and celebrating sobriety milestones is not a new thing. People in recovery have been celebrating their sobriety milestones for decades, with one of the first references of a personal sobriety memento dating back to the mid-1940s.
A sobriety birthday (also known as a sobriety anniversary, sober anniversary, recovery anniversary, or sobriety milestone) also serves as a reminder of the progress you’ve made.
The SMIA encourages members and member groups to send us sobriety anniversaries. We publish these events in the SMIA Lifeline and the On-Line Anniversary Calendar.
If you would like to have your anniversary published, or you are acting on behalf of your group or district, we have three methods to submit anniversaries
- Submit the anniversaries directly to the calendar below
- Use the anniversary form at this link
- Send the annivesary information to webmaster@somdaa.org
Please allow up to 72 hours for the anniversaries to be posted on-line.
If you see your anniversary listed in the on-line calendar and you would like to have it removed, send an e-mail to webmaster@somdaa.org
To suggest new information or content for posting on the web site please submit an e-mail to the Webmaster webmaster@somdaa.org
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| Mailing Address: Southern Maryland Intergroup (SMIA) P.O. Box 767 Charlotte Hall, MD 20622 |
| Meeting Location Immaculate Conception Church 28297 Old Village Road Mechanicsville, MD 20659 |
| This site is neither endorsed nor approved by Alcoholics Anonymous World Services, Inc. It is solely provided by the SMIA as part of its Twelfth Step work in reaching out to the alcoholic who still suffers. Although some of the items contained in these pages were published by AA World Services, this does not imply approval by the General Service Conference. This site provides links to some recovery-oriented websites. Inclusion of these links is intended to be a convenience for those who visit our site, but such inclusion does not constitute any endorsement or approval of, or affiliation with either the SMIA or Alcoholics Anonymous World Services, Inc. |
