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I Cried as Much as He Did

December 2019 | Remote Communities & Sober Holidays

By: Rick T. | Queen Creek, Ariz.

He didn’t like hospitals—not the smells nor the food. But this day, he discov-ered something really special that made him want to come back

Carrying the Message

January 1965

By: D. C. | Los Angeles, California

Wanting to be wanted

Carrying the Message

January 1965

By: J. M. | Carmichael, California

AA a status symbol?

Carrying the Message

January 1965

By: G. O'C. | Bronx, New York

Leading a meeting

Carrying the Message

January 1965

By: J. C. | Emporia, Kansas

Suicide articles helpful

The Anecdote Bin

January 1965

Dedicated to the lighter side of our common problem

AA in Florida Road Prisons

January 1965

By: Anonymous

A young inmate and AA member reports on progress

The Credit Side of the Inventory

January 1965

By: J. C. | Emporia, Kansas

Senile Sobriety

January 1965

By: Anonymous | Charlotte, Michigan

If you've been around a while and think you're having dull times, read this

P. O. Box 1980

October 1963

By: D. | Westonaria

Good to be alive

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