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Break time

August 2018

By: Anonymous | Merrimack, New Hampshire

When you’re at a service meeting and about to tear your hair out, remember—don’t take yourself too seriously

Break time

EARLY EXPOSURE

February 2010

By: KEVIN D. | Ft.Wayne, Ind.

YPAA service evolves into starting a meeting in a juvenile detention center

Flood Relief

October 2008

By: Marie S. | Indiana

Indiana committee carries the message to AA evacuees

The Power of Service

November 2000

By: Sue F. | Rosedale, Indiana

The Home Group<lbHeartbeat of AA

The Key to Belonging

September 2000

By: Karen S. | Manchester, New Hampshire

The Home Group: Heartbeat of AA

I Stayed Sober

June 2000

By: F. F. | Wolcottville, Indiana

Fortune Cookies

December 1998

By: Marie S. | Indianapolis, Indiana

Fountain of Youth

August 1998

By: Heidi T. | Nelson, New Hampshire

PO Box 1980

November 1997

By: Al D. | Nashua, New Hampshire

Conversation in candlelight

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