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What Have You Got to Lose?

April 2023 | AA & Families

By: C.Y. | Athens, Ga.

Utterly beaten, he reluctantly prayed and fell asleep. In the morning something incredible happened

PO Box 1980

August 2005

By: Zachary H. | Provo, Utah

New hope

Sobriety Highlights

August 2005

By: Larry L. | Coeur d'Alene, Idaho

Armchair Anniversary

August 2005

By: Carl O. | Milford, Massachusetts

Not everyone likes the spotlight

A Potluck Celebration

August 2005

By: Linda C. | Addison, Texas

A group celebrates its members and shares hope

An Anniversary to Remember

August 2005

By: Anonymous | Patchogue, New York

Grief and celebration within the rooms of AA

What a Party!

August 2005

By: Shelley K. | Wetaskiwin, Alberta

An AA admirer's take on the program

Carrying the Message

May 1965

By: M. L. | Wyckoff, New Jersey

No color bar

How Anonymous Should You Be?

May 1965

By: Anonymous

It may look easy to practise the second A in AA, but it doesn't always work out that way

Court Class on Alcoholism

May 1965

By: Eugene K. Magnum | Phoenix, Arizona

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