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A DRUNK, PURE AND SIMPLE

January 2010

By: JUDE H. | Graton, Calif.

For an alcoholic in denial, the party had been over for a long tiem

MY TURNING POINT

January 2010

By: RICK S. | Indian Wells, Calif.

Declaring his alcoholism at a meeting, a solitary, blackout drinker begins a new life

Tolerance: A two-way street

January 2010

By: DAVE C. | Springfield, Mo.

IS THAT ALL THERE IS?

January 2010

By: PETE M. | Zephyrhills, Fla.

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March 1978

By: Living Sober

PO Box 1980

March 1978

By: P. C. | California

Too anonymous

Spiritual Territory

March 1978

By: L. C. | Portsmouth, Rhode Island

We begin to change when first we enter

Getting to Meetings

March 1978

Around the Tables

Welcome! Keep Coming Around

March 1978

By: J. B. | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

For Beginners --and All of Us- This issue of the Grapevine is dedicated to 'how it was' when we first came to the AA program--a sharing of experience and a reminder of principles we should never forget

I Am Not God

March 1978

By: V. E. | Tall Timbers, Maryland

With sobriety come revelations

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