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The Story of the Red Dress

April 2012

By: Scot S. | Crossville, Tennessee

She wanted a dress. He wanted her. But what they got was much better.

Safe in the Storm

April 2012

By: Ed C. | Bowling Green, Kentucky

How the Fourth Tradition helps us find our way

Strike Out

April 2012

By: Megan B. | Naperville, Illinois

We often don't plan our last drink. She had hers at a baseball game.

Staying for the Miracle

April 2012

By: Charlene E. | San Diego, California

An old timer looks back upon her drinking life as she celebrates 34 years

PO Box 1980

August 1987

By: K. S. | Wichita Falls, Texas

The war within

Walking the Walk

August 1987

By: B. I. | Studio City, California

Seventh Tradition

Practice These Principles. . .

August 1987

Tradition Eight: Alcoholics Anonymous should remain forever nonprofessional, but our service centers may employ special workers.

Carrying the Message

July 1965

By: GLADYS | Norwalk, Connecticut

Hands across the seas

The Miracle

July 1965

By: C. B. | Wyckoff, New Jersey

From the Grass Roots

September 1958

By: M. L. | Pennsylvania

A Needed Boost

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