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"I would not dream of missing an issue of Lifeline. I began reading old issues at the first meetings I attended. Lifelines are timeless. I constantly borrowed and returned them. Eventually I subscribed so I could write in them, make notes and retain them for later use.
... Lifeline is everything the title implies!"
— Anonymous, Anoka, Minnesota USA, "Lifeline Is Just That," Lifeline, May 1999

Lifeline, OA's international magazine, serves as an indispensable "meeting-on-the-go." Since 1962, when the first issue debuted as the OA Bulletin, Lifeline has offered encouragement and hope to thousands of readers. Tucked in a purse, a suitcoat pocket or a lunch bag, Lifeline accompanies members around the world, ready to provide inspiration and support when needed.

The true stories in Lifeline, written by OA members, share the challenges and triumphs of recovery from compulsive overeating. Lifeline publishes a list of monthly topics and questions to encourage members to share their stories of experience, strength and hope. The Lifeline Writers Guidelines provide additional assistance to would-be writers, describing the submission process and giving guidence on how to write articles. A sample Lifeline issue appears online, sharing with newcomers and Web-site visitors the support available in Lifeline's pages.

Don't miss the opportunity to laugh, learn and love with OA members in recovery. A Lifeline story could be the turning point in your life. Subscribe today!

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