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How to Fall In Love

February 2003

By: Bill S. | Robbinsville, North Carolina

It's simple, once you know where to look

Dr. Bob's Son Marries Anonymous Woman

February 2003

By: Mona S. | Memphis, Tennessee

A love affair to remember--if you can

AA Al Fresco

February 2003

By: Henry H. | Malmo, Minnesota

The dark brought a deeper feeling of vulnerability and honesty

A Beacon in the Dark

September 1991

By: Nadene S. | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

The power of our primary purpose

I Already Heard Him Once

September 1991

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

A Gift That Surpasses Understanding

April 1970

By: A Priest

The spiritual experience in AA is something quite apart from formal religion, says this priest

Resentments: Why Hurt Twice?

April 1970

By: C. F. G. | Chicago, Illinois

Open the Other Door

January 1969

By: H. O. | Ossining, New York

Let the family into the blessed shelter offered through Al-Anon, even if the alcoholic is still nursing a bottle. It can give you a knowing ally.

My Name Is Lloyd

January 1969

By: Lloyd E. | Syracuse, New York

An alcoholic's own story

Christmas Is Not the 4th of Nothin'

December 1956

By: L.A. | New York, New York

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