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July 2008

Vol. 65, No. 2


Click to listen Editor's Note
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Click to listen PO Box (Letters)
Click to listen Tradition 7::A Divorce with Dignity
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma — The unexpected payoff of self-support
Click to listen Tradition 7:The Price of a Drink
Hackensack, New Jersey— And the value of gratitude
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Click to listen Lost in Translation
Minneapolis, Minnesota — A once-desperate student celebrates his rich new life
Click to listen Youth Enjoying Sobriety: The Sanest I've Ever Been
Concord, California — An alcoholic's daughter finds her own program
Click to listen Sponsor/Sponsee: A Close Shave
St. Louis, Missouri — When the going gets tough, a sponsor gets going
Click to listen Good, Bad, or Indifferent
Stephenville, Texas — How "the deal" works for newcomers, old-timers, and everyone in between
Click to listen Home Group: Sobriety Spoken Here
Owatonna, Minnesota— A bilingual AA starts a Spanish-speaking meeting
Click to listen Get Real
— Stepping out of fantasy and into life

Freedom: An Inside Job

Click to listen From This Point On
Neudorf, Saskatchewan— AA in a Saskatchewan prison, forty years ago
Click to listen Concrete and Razor Wire
London, Ohio— There's no barrier to recovery
Click to listen In the Stillness
Plymouth, Michigan— A woman makes peace with the past
Click to listen All-American Alcoholic
Kokomo, Indiana— A swimmer stays afloat
Click to listen Inside Track to Faith
— An AA's search for his higher powers
Click to listen Spotlight on Service: From "They" to "We"
Braintree, Massachusetts— A black alcoholic reflects on our common purpose
Click to listen The AA Mitten
Cornville, Arizona— Finding shelter from the storm
Click to listen Alcoholism at Large
Click to listen At Wits End
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