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Homeless But Not Hopeless

April 2012

By: Jamie H. | Rhode Island

One day he woke up and realized that he didn't have to live like this anymore

Seven Miles High

April 2012

By: Tom F. | Fort Bragg, California

Daily drinking on a dangerous road got him a DUI and an introduction to AA

Letter from Prison

April 2012

By: Ralph D. | Springfield, Massachusetts

Finding himself locked up yet again, he admitted defeat in his battle with alcoholism

Slowly & Surely

June 1982

By: E. P. | Rochester, New York

Some of us recover the same way we learned to drink

No More Jails

March 1957

By: G. E. T. | Sioux City Group, Iowa

Bargain Basement

March 1957

By: Charlton D. P., via The Gateway | Louisville, Kentucky

Mail Call for All A.A.s at Home Or Abroad

February 1946

By: B.N.A. | San Francisco, California

No Escape Clause

A Search in Personal Data for Key to "Slips

February 1946

The Past Is Past

February 1946

By: Lois K. | White Plains, New York

-- or Home Sweet Home!

Vino Vignettes:

February 1946

By: Hugh B. | Manhattan, New York

Heartbreak Run

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