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First, I Had to Get Honest

July 1976

By: A. B. | Beacon, New York

Then the answers began to come through

It Was Only a Four-day Slip

July 1976

By: G. W. | Bridgewater, Massachusetts

But it ended in tragedy and a return to prison

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

He Hated Drunkalogs--So He Drank

July 1976

By: N. T. L. | Carson City, Nevada

The Washingtonians

July 1976

By: D. P. | Ogden, Utah

They flourished when they helped one another. And they died when they abandoned certain timeless principles - A reminder and a warning. . .

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

Don't Compare

July 1976

By: T. C. | North Hollywood, California

He was seventy. . .but the teenaged AA member helped teach him. . .

Change Your Habits

July 1976

By: Dick G. | Fort Knox, Kentucky

Some former quirks can be switched to help us slay sober

Anger

July 1976

By: Bill C. | Hull, Massachusetts

Fourth in a series dealing with seven deadly character defects

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