Dear Grapevine
April 2020
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In Shambles
April 2020
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At four months sober, she had no money—not even for toilet paper. Thankfully, she had a sponsor
Finally Home
April 2020
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A transgender member shares about the group she found that loves her no matter what
Glad You Made It
April 2020
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A blizzard couldn’t stop this crew from plugging in the coffee. And one guy was very happy they did
The Sweet Smell of Coffee
April 2020
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On a hill in Upstate New York, he found a place to stay sober and help other guys
Come join us
April 2020
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We held our first AA picnic at a ranch 15 miles out of town. We marked the way there with signs of camels.
The camels meant a “dry” picnic.
The camels meant a “dry” picnic.
Sobriety Rocks
January 2015
The blast he had at a concert with sober friends was the moment he was looking for
The way we connect
January 2015
How one member got plugged in at the first annual National AA Technology Workshop
A.A. and the Advertising Man
February 1946
Reprinted from <emphasis type="italic">Printers' Ink</emphasis>, Sept. 14, 1945
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