Everybody in CoDA has a recovery story to tell. What’s yours?
Sharing your experience, strength and hope may help thousands of codependents still suffering.
You don’t need to be a professional writer. If you want help getting your thoughts on paper, let us know. Once a story is written and approved, our editors clean up spelling, grammar and punctuation.
It’s important that stories are written using “I” statements that stay in alignment with the principles of Co-Dependents Anonymous. Within those parameters, you may write about any aspect of your CoDA recovery journey.
Unsure where to start? Here are some writing prompts.
For newcomers - 6 months in CoDA:
For 6 months - 5 years in CoDA:
For 5 years or more in CoDA:
Submit your recovery story (200-2000 words) or poetry, via email to connections@coda.org or visit https://coda.org/submit-your-story/. Please include: a title, a signature, and a valid email address for direct correspondence about your submission.
We’re always looking for original artwork and images to include in Meeting in Print. Please contact mip@coda.org for additional details and parameters.
In Service,
The CoDA Co-NNections Committee (Weekly Reading and Meeting in Print)
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