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Taught me to love

August 2019 | African-American Alcoholics in AA

By: Lisa C. | Portland, Oregon

A homecoming queen, brought down by liquor, reconnects with her family and learns to live again

Just like my brother

August 2019 | African-American Alcoholics in AA

By: Anonymous | Asherat

PO Box 1980

October 2005

By: Kate M. | Fairfield, California

Change everything?

That Should Tell a Person Something

October 2005

By: David F. | Oregon

What does it take to get through to an alcoholic?

Self-reliance: a Skeptic's Story

October 2005

By: C.M. | Los Altos, California

An alcoholic tries to "AA her way" through depression

When the Floodwaters Rise

October 2005

By: Karen S. | Manchester, New Hampshire

Whom do you ask for her

Without a Secret High

March 1986

By: A. D. | Manhattan, New York

On the Edge

March 1986

By: K. G. | Hilton Head Island, South Carolina

PO Box 1980

February 1986

By: K. K. | Healy, Alaska

That familiar 'buzz'

Island in the Sun

February 1986

By: H. W. | Exuma

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