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May 2008
Vol. 64, No. 12
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Editor's Note
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PO Box (Letters)
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Tradition 5: A United Message of Recovery
Decatur, Georgia — From the May 1994 Grapevine
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Sober After Sixty: Role Reversal
New York, New York— When the teacher was ready, the student appeared
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Beginner's Meeting: Hope Blossoms
Long Beach, New York — And isolation wilts on the vine
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Saturday Night
New York, New York — It doesn't have to be the loneliest night anymore
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To Any Lengths
Nairobi, Kenya — An alcoholic in Kenya goes the distance to get sober
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Mail-Order Sponsor
Hastings, Nebraska — A correspondence course in sobriety
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A Charmed Life
Alexandria, Virginia— A fairy tale for real people
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Addressing the Wound
— Cruelty, amends, and change
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From the 3rd Edition Spanish Big Book
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Sentenced to Loneliness
— He wanted to be number one, but was last to acknowledge the harm alcohol had done in his life
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Alcohólicos Anónimos
— Some facts about the latest edition of the Spanish Big Book
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You Never Can Tell
Boston, Massachusetts— A mountaintop experience
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Your Move
— Readers respond to "Is This AA?" on a dress code for speakers
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Beyond Reasoning
Grain Valley, Missouri— Why do some drunks drink and get sober, while others drink and die?
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Alcoholism at Large
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At Wits End
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