Welcome to our Alcoholics Anonymous Newcomers Keep Coming Sobriety Calculator! Are you on a journey to recovery and wondering how far you've come in your sobriety? Our easy-to-use calculator is here to help you track your progress no matter if you're a newcomer / beginner, medium timer or long timer. Simply enter your sobriety start date, and we'll instantly provide you with your sober days, months, and years. Knowing your milestones can be a powerful motivator on your path to recovery. Whether you're a newcomer or a seasoned member of Alcoholics Anonymous NKC, our sobriety calculator is a valuable tool to help you stay focused on your sobriety goals. Start counting your sober days today and take a step closer to a healthier, happier, and alcohol-free life.
Join us in celebrating your journey towards sobriety and stay inspired with our Sobriety Calculator. Don't hesitate to reach out if you have any questions or need support along the way. Your path to recovery is a journey worth celebrating, and we're here to help you every step of the way.
🧺Passing the basket: If our meeting and website has been helpful to you, we kindly encourage you to contribute to AA's 7th Tradition, which supports the operation of the NKC meeting and helps other alcoholics around the world. You can make a secure contribution here https://basket.nkc.life or paypal.nkc.life 🙏🫶
Additionally, why not consider joining the NKC home group and getting involved in service? This is an excellent way to support others and maintain your own sobriety. Learn more about service opportunities at Service - Newcomers Keep Coming (NKC) Alcoholics Anonymous Group.
We love you - we’re not here to do this alone, we do this together.
Keep coming back.
With all our love and gratitude,
Newcomers Keep Coming (NKC) 🫶💖
Some people find counting days motivating. Others find it distracting. Either is OK.
If the day count helps you stay sober, use it. If it starts to feel like pressure, come back to the basics: don’t drink today, get to a meeting, and reach out to someone in recovery.
A slip doesn’t erase your progress. It can be a turning point.
If you’ve drank or used today, you don’t have to do this alone — join a meeting now and keep it simple: introduce yourself, listen, and ask for help.
