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The End of Innocence

October 1983

By: R. K. | Manhattan, New York

A new twist on what we all know--AA spoils our drinking

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October 1983

By: T. B. | Sandy Hook, Connecticut

Carrying the Message

February 1974

By: L. R. | Trego, Wisconsin

Joys of sobriety

Carrying the Message

February 1974

By: F. B. | Mahtomedi, Minnesota

Not so 'unfriendly'

Carrying the Message

February 1974

By: J. P. | Fullerton, California

Not so 'unfriendly'

The Tidy House

February 1974

And remember both the unseen and the seen - Around the Tables

Long Crawl to the First Step

February 1974

By: T. H. M. | Oakland, California

Surrender is terribly difficult but reaching that point is even harder

Magic Carpet

February 1974

By: Ron | Berkeley, California

A voyage of discovery--to find that we have loving friends all over the world

Carrying the Message

April 1970

By: C. H. | Fairfield, Connecticut

Just another alcoholic

I Can Keep My Head High

February 1966

By: Anon. | Medellin

says one young mother who came to AA at 28

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