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No One Knew HE WAS HOME

December 2008

By: Lisa M. | Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania

Once on the same path, an AA grieves her cousin's death from alcoholism

Trust It. It Works.

February 1983

By: J. T. | Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

In good times or bad, AA love and support are there

What Ever Happened to Mom?

February 1983

By: E. H. | Tarpon Springs, Florida

Too much AA activity wasn't fair to her family

A 'Real Bad' Alcoholic

September 1979

By: J. M. | Corpus Christi, Texas

At the age of forty he knew he was

Home Alone

September 1979

By: R. S. | Eugene, Oregon

Entirely Ready

September 1979

By: J. M. | Minneapolis, Minnesota

Made Direct Amends

September 1979

By: R. B. | Fort Myers, Florida

Time and his Higher Power had built a bridge to his sobriety

Start Forgiving

September 1979

By: R. E. | Gloucester, New Jersey

Her own guilt disappeared at the same time her anger did

That God Could and Would. . .

April 1973

By: D. W. R. | Michigan

We can help one another, but inevitably we must seek for ourselves

God as I Understand Him

April 1973

By: J. W. | Key West, Florida

To grow beyond a vague abstraction, turn to the reality of today

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