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Child's Play

November 2011

By: Regan G. | Mesa, Arizona

How service saved the day at a holiday family affair

Sky High

November 2011

By: Eileen G. | St. Paul, Minnesota

An alcoholic's mad search for thrills in sobriety sent her back to the bottle

A Thinking Problem

November 2011

By: Carrie J. | Wisconsin

Practicing the Steps freed her from the turmoil of her mind

Service Fanatic?

August 1981

By: E. O. | Minneapolis, Minnesota

Young people's conferences helped him find new meaning in the program

Balanced and Serene

August 1981

By: F. M. | New Canaan, Connecticut

Beyond Step Three

August 1981

By: K. S. | Wenatchee, Washington

Spiritual progress means working the whole program

At Home in a Group

August 1981

By: E. D. | Ocala, Florida

Indecision

May 1950

Even a sober alcoholic has days that are plagued by his inability to make up his mind about little things

Double Conviction?

May 1950

By: A. F. | Cheyenne, Wyoming

the human story <lbPete was sweating out a bad rap. and running into an old cell-mate didn't make it any easier. . .or did it?

Is the AA Program a Selfish One?

May 1950

By: Anonymous | East Greenwich, Rhode Island

Do we confuse the shaky newcomer?

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