Sunday mornings at 11am, the Upshire As Bill Sees It group meets at the Village Hall on Horseshoe Hill, opposite the Horseshoe pub near Waltham Abbey. Discussion is drawn from As Bill Sees It, an anthology of AA co-founder Bill W.'s writing, with a passage read and then opened up to the room. The meeting lasts ninety minutes and is open to everyone, whether you have a desire to stop drinking yourself or are alongside someone who does. The hall is listed as wheelchair accessible. It costs nothing to attend and there is no registration — a Sunday mid-morning slot suits people who prefer a daytime meeting to an evening one.
Can I attend if I'm supporting someone else?
Yes. This is an open meeting, so friends, family members and professionals are welcome alongside people with a desire to stop drinking.
What happens at an As Bill Sees It meeting?
A passage from the AA book As Bill Sees It, an anthology of Bill W.'s writing, is read and used as the theme for sharing.
Do I need to book, and is the hall accessible?
No booking and no charge, and yes — the Village Hall is listed as wheelchair accessible.
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