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Quiet Love

October 2012

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

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

Pint-Sized

October 2012

By: Anthony W. | Carson City, Nevada

Too anxious to attend AA, he finally found his home in a small meeting room

High Bottom

October 2012

By: Thomas T. | Houston, Texas

White Collar

October 2012

By: Anonymous

An alcoholic priest claims his chair

The End of the Beginning

March 1983

By: M. W. | Jackson, New Jersey

Faith is a result of working the program

Of Light Bulbs and Other Powers

March 1983

By: A. R. | Vancouver, Washington

In AA, <emphasis type="underline">what</emphasis> we believe isn't really important

All of Us Are Special

March 1983

By: B. L. | Clinton, Tennessee

By Willpower Alone?

March 1983

By: W. W. | Poultney, Vermont

After eight years of dryness, he found AA--and happy sobriety

Carrying the Message

December 1964

By: L. J. | Buffalo, New York

Help toward emotional sobriety

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