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Bayou Recovery Area of Narcotics Anonymous

Bayou Recovery Area of Narcotics Anonymous

Serving the cities of Baker, Baton Rouge, Denham Springs, Donaldsonville, Gonzales, Morgan City, New Roads, Plaquemine, Prairieville, and Zachary........ 24 Hr Helpline (225) 381-9609

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Please have a face mask available for meeting attendance.

Continue to practice Social Distancing!

If you need help or want to talk, call our helpline (225) 381-9609

Check out our Online/Zoom Meetings!

Upcoming Events

Upcoming Meetings

6:00 pm   Tuesday   New Beginnings
Serenity Club
7519 Amite Church Rd.   Denham Springs, LA 70706
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7:00 pm   Tuesday   Unity Rangers
University Baptist Church
203 Leeward Dr.   Baton Rouge, LA 70808
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7:30 pm   Tuesday   Miracle on the Bayou
Meadows Chapel United Methodist Church
16172 Hwy 73   Prairieville, LA 70769
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7:30 pm   Tuesday   Vision of Hope
Zachary United Methodist Church
4205 Church St.   Zachary, LA 70791
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8:00 pm   Tuesday   Unity Rangers Zoom Meeting
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Meeting ID 839-624-5701 Password 56789   Baton Rouge, LA 70808
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7:00 pm   Wednesday   Wednesday Night Literature Study
Dr. Martin Luther King Community Center
4000 Gus Young Ave.   Baton Rouge, LA 70802
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February 1
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February 2
James S. - Baton Rouge
March 29
Michael S. - White Castle
April 1
Bob S. - Gonzales
May 4
Rose F. - Baton Rouge
June 7
Kyle K. - Baton Rouge
June 10
Nancy S. - Baton Rouge
June 19
Pixie S. - Baton Rouge
July 17
Shelly W. -Gonzales
August 15
Vic M. - Denham Springs
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Just For Today

January 18, 2021
The simple inventory
Page 18
"Continuing to take a personal inventory means that we form a habit of looking at ourselves, our actions, our attitudes, and our relationships on a regular basis."
Basic Text, p. 42

The daily inventory is a tool we can use to simplify our lives. The most complicated part of taking a regular inventory is deciding how to start. Should we write it out? What should we examine? In how much detail? And how do we know when we've finished? In no time, we've turned a simple exercise into a major project. Here's one simple approach to the daily inventory. We set aside a few minutes at the close of each day to sit quietly and check out our feelings. Is there a knot, big or small, in our gut? Do we feel uncomfortable about the day we've just finished? What happened? What was our part in the affair? Do we owe any amends? If we could do it over again, what would we do differently?

We also want to monitor the positive aspects of our lives in our daily inventory. What has given us satisfaction today? Were we productive? Responsible? Kind? Loving? Did we give unselfishly of ourselves? Did we fully experience the love and beauty the day offered us? What did we do today that we would want to do again?

Our daily inventory doesn't have to be complicated to be effective. It is a very simple tool we can use to keep in daily touch with ourselves.

Just for Today: I want to keep in touch with the way I feel in living this life I've been given. At the end of this day, I will take a brief, simple inventory.
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We admitted we were powerless over our addiction, that our lives were unmanageable.

First Tradition
Our common welfare should come first; personal recovery depends on NA unity.

First Concept
To fulfill our fellowship’s primary purpose, the NA groups have joined together to create a structure which develops, coordinates, and maintains services on behalf of NA as a whole.

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    • Area, Regional and Zone Service
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