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On the Rebound

December 2008

By: Billijo D. | Havre, Montana

An AA gets "rid of the shame of being me" to stay sober

But I'm Different

December 2008

By: Charisse P. | Birmingham, Alabama

The Wake-Up Call

December 2008

By: Brian R. | Lafayette, Indiana

Paying the Price

December 2008

By: Paul G. | Washington, D.C.

The cost of a casual membership in the program

You Have the Right to Remain Sober

December 2008

By: Bob B. | Portland, Maine

The hard truth shows a newcomer in jail that recovery is serious business

Editor's Note

December 2008

By: The Editor

Unpretty Past

October 1963

By: L. H. | Corpus Christi, Texas

After two relapses, I heard the AA talk that freed me for recovery in the present

That Loud-mouth !"#!!!

October 1963

By: B. E. T. | Siesta Key, Florida

I had just learned to control my resentments, when

P. O. Box 1980

October 1963

By: D. | Westonaria

Good to be alive

Slips and Human Nature

October 1963

By: William Duncan Silkworth, M.D.

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