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Quiet Love

October 2012

A deaf member's life is changed when his home group steps up to service

Native Understanding

October 2012

By: Rod B. | Salt Lake City, Utah

An AA trustee's thoughts on carrying the message to the Native American alcoholic

Paul, the kind of AA

October 2012

By: Richelle L. | Export, Pennsylvania

Words and love from a tattooed biker changed this woman's life forever

What My Pencil Reveals

October 2012

By: Gary T. | Poughkeepsie, New York

Writing it all down helps him stay on the beam

PO Box 1980

February 1999

By: Mick B. | Friday Harbor, Washington

Holding on to "it

Let's Dust Off the Twelfth Step

April 1990

By: Tony S. | Richardson, Texas

Accentuating the Negative

April 1990

By: Elizabeth E. | Tulsa, Oklahoma

Must we always say "yes" to AA?

PO Box 1980

September 1979

By: M. S. | Lancaster, Pennsylvania

Too busy?

A Small Price to Pay

September 1979

By: R. F. | Jordan, Montana

Today's Twenty-four Hours Can Start Right Now

September 1979

By: R. M. | Bloomingdale, Illinois

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