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A Father Forgives Himself

December 1993

By: Mike McP. | Fort McMurray, Alberta

First Snowfall

December 1993

By: Mary L. | Westbank, British Columbia

Time for AA?

December 1993

By: Laura W. | San Diego, California

This sober member decides to stay close to meetings and not to compare her recovery to other's

Who's the Boss?

December 1993

By: John R. | Santa Barbara, California

An old-timer speaks out about AA's singleness of purpose

Spiritual Growth

December 1993

By: Bill W.

Autonomy--Not Self-will

April 1990

By: Richard B. | Iselin, New Jersey

Fourth Tradition - Each group should be autonomous except in matters affecting other groups or AA as a whole.

Conscious Contact

April 1990

By: Jim N. | W. Springfield, Massachusetts

These Twenty-five Words. . .

April 1979

By: L. T. | St. Petersburg, Florida

This AA grew to recognize the true value of

Days Full of Living

April 1979

By: D. B. | Harwood, Maryland

Make It a Happy Day

April 1979

By: J. R. | Bucktown, New Jersey

He doesn't let twenty-four hours go by without trying to

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