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Leaky thinking

January 2016

By: Definitely Steve | Brentwood, Tenn.

My wife couldn’t believe what had happened. Was I finally turning into the type of husband she always dreamed of?

Promises and Principles

January 2016

After ten years in the program, she decided that AA worked for her too

Each Day, I Win

January 2016

When it comes to not picking up a drink, we only have to count to one

That Old Hippie

January 2016

Now that she has some sober time, she’s ready to start dating again. But this guy?

Bernie's Big Arrival

January 2016

If you’re new in town and you’re waiting for special treatment, pick up a broom

Bad Boss

January 2016

It took all the AA tools she had to face a most difficult problem at work

The Curious Woman Prisoner

July 1976

By: Connie A. | Columbus, Ohio

Now free and sober, she brings AA to institutions

They Got Caught--And We Didn't

July 1976

By: Bob M. | Bay City, Michigan

Do We Need Each Other?

July 1976

By: B. L. | Manhattan, New York

The first words this suffering drunk heard in AA came back to him in AA's First Tradition

Change Your Habits

July 1976

By: Dick G. | Fort Knox, Kentucky

Some former quirks can be switched to help us slay sober

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