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I Had Two Miracles--My Own Sobriety And. . .

May 1953

By: B. P. | Dorchester, Massachusetts

DRUNKS SCARED HER

I Just Walked Into a Bar and Started to Drink.

May 1953

By: L. C. M. | Peabody, Massachusetts

How Many of Us Were 100

May 1953

By: W. B. H. | Manhattan, New York

A Fool Hath Said. . .

May 1953

By: O. B. | Jacinto City, Texas

IN WHICH A HAPPY AND SOBER OPTIMIST THROWS AWAY SOME OLD BELIEFS

Write It Down in Golden Ink. . .Thank You Kindly, But I Don't Drink.

May 1953

By: Anon | Gulf Coast, Florida

A Little Courage Replaced the Big Fear

May 1953

By: H. E. | Jackson, Michigan

Time Did Not Stand Still

May 1953

By: O. A. | Narragansett, Rhode Island

How Does the Recovering Alcoholic Want to Be Treated?

May 1953

By: B. W. | Springfield, Illinois

A WOMAN AA ANSWERS SOME FAMILY GROUP QUESTIONS

The Tools Belong to All of Us

May 1953

By: F. S. | Oakland, California

High and Mighty Me

May 1953

By: J. E. | New York City

A NEW MEMBER DECIDES THAT "LIVE AND LET LIVE" CAN MEAN TOLERANCE FOR NON-ALCOHOLICS. . .

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