Voices of Recovery A Daily Reader by Overeaters Anonymous

by Overeaters Anonymous

6th printing, 2013, brand new!

Genres: Self Help, Nonfiction, Reference, Addiction

Paperback

First published January 1, 2002

Reviews

[Mandy]

A daily reader of short shares from different compulsive overeaters of their experience strength and hope working the OA programme.

[Rowan]

This is a better written Overeater's Anonymous meditation book, using quotes from the OA literature rather than literary references. It seems better edited than the Overeaters Anonymous Just For Today and is usually pertinent to my recovery and cogent in the meditation. Occasionally some of the Judeo-Christian god concept shows up but not as in-your-face as the JFT is. A helpful recovery tool.

[Paula]

Each year, as part of my 12 step program of Overeaters Anonymous I read this wonderful book and am always grateful when I finish it but look forward to starting again.

[Tina]

Very inspiring, and these words make you really think.

[Jay Little]

As someone who struggles with compulsive eating, I was looking forward to this book, anticipating stories I could relate to. Many of the stories feel extreme or unrelated to the problems I have faced. Rather than comforting, reading this book made me question whether any of us are actually experiencing the same thing or not.

[Jennifer White]

Great for focusing on recovery

Literature is essential for keeping me in the solution. The daily readings are wonderful way to start my day and give me a good guide for my prayer and meditation.

[Chris Gager]

A little blue book with tons to say. Day after day...

[Sarah]

Meant to be used as a motivational tool it is similar to the For Today devotional style reader.

[Gloria Hunsaker]

Experience, Strength, and Hope

I find the experience, strength, and hope to pick myself up and live the day. I'm so grateful for this daily reader