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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

Time to Start Living

August 2000

By: Chantel I. | Lowell, Florida

A Camel Pin

August 2000

By: Kathleen M. W. | Sutherlin, Oregon

Carrying the Message

February 1974

By: ALICE H. | Santa Cruz, California

AA's universal language

Carrying the Message

February 1974

By: R. W. | Michigan City, Indiana

Sister Ignatia's message

Jail Visit

February 1974

By: S. M. | Safford, Arizona

I can tell my own story of how it was, and then the laugh's on me

Three Years Sober and Free

February 1974

By: Ed. S. | Las Vegas, Nevada

Apathetics Anonymous

February 1974

By: R. K. | Manhattan, New York

A complaint against being too comfortable

The Clip Sheet

September 1946

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