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I Cried as Much as He Did

December 2019 | Remote Communities & Sober Holidays

By: Rick T. | Queen Creek, Ariz.

He didn’t like hospitals—not the smells nor the food. But this day, he discov-ered something really special that made him want to come back

Editor's Note

December 2006

By: The Editor

Eastern Canada Regional Forum Sudbury, Ontario

December 2006

A Southern Blessing

December 2006

By: Robbie Jo B. | Fayette, Alabama

In despair, she prayed that God would take her--and he did

A Far Cry From Home

December 2006

By: Jim M. | West Park, New York

On his own in China, a member finds AA

Between A Bartender And A Bad-tempered Boss

December 2006

By: Angela W.

Alone in a bar on her first AA anniversary

Out Of Isolation

December 2006

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

In a dark moment, someone answered his call

Heartfelt

December 2006

By: Gary N. | Lilburn, Georgia

A home group takes action in a time of grief

And the Balloons Went Up

October 1995

Alcoholics Anonymous Celebrates 60 Years at Our Largest-Ever Anniversary Convention

The View From Under a Yellow Visor

October 1995

By: Louisiana D. | Oceanside, California

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