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A Strong, Independent Woman

October 2012

By: Anonymous

She tried her best to not be like Dad, but alcohol was calling the shots

Dysfunction Junction

October 2012

By: Carol K. | Sarasota, Florida

An alcoholic with a happy upbringing speaks up

Chip off the Old Block

October 2012

By: Adam K. | Fresh Meadows, New York

We pass on the gift, because that's what we do

My Sobriety Was Up in the Air

January 1995

By: Linda H. | Miami, Florida

PO Box 1980

January 1995

By: Dan H. | Brooklyn, New York

A family that cares

Moment of Truth

January 1995

By: Hank M. | Winston-Salem, North Carolina

Sobriety can set into motion a positive chain reaction

Two Generations

January 1995

By: Betty T. | Mocksville, North Carolina

A Mother's Metamorphosis

January 1995

By: Terry S. | Old Orchard Beach, Maine

One Thing Leads to Another

January 1995

By: Nancy M. | Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan

The Truth of My Humanity

January 1995

By: Janice N. | Franklin, North Carolina

STEP 1: We admitted we were powerless over alcohol--that our lives had become unmanageable.

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