What’s On Your Mind: Perhaps
December 2017
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Has AA stopped growing? If so, according to one member, it might be time to revisit the “forgotten” parts of the Eleventh and Twelfth Steps
The AA Toolkit Becomes A Whole Workbench
December 2017
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Through a plague of mishaps and misfortunes, she finds that working the program in every way possible keeps her sober—and sane
Sisters
December 2017
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First one sister, than another, and yet another, experienced the miracle of recovery in the rooms of AA
A Member of Alcoholics Anonymous
December 2017
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From an alcoholic upbringing to the self-destruction of a successful sports career, he qualifies for his seat in the chair
Seeing 20-20
December 2017
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He stood at a doorway, confused, doubtful and hopeless. And then took a single step forward…
The Retreat
December 2017
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AA helped him with his drinking, but after he took his older sister to a retreat for cancer patients, he found that the program helped him with a great deal more
Let it snow
December 2017
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Holidays were once a constant storm. But now we have each other to keep us sober, safe and warm
Where There Is Despair, Let There Be Hope
December 2017
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As a woman struggles to deal with the wreckage of her past and recover from profound loss, she finds that, little by little, hope enters her life
Cuckoo for sobriety
December 2017
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A man finds his way into sobriety and discovers that the song of a once-treasured clock is a symbol for the hope AA brings to his life
Moving to the Hill Country
December 2017
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In seven years of sobriety, she had never shared her story or done much in the way of service, until she joined a very special home group in the Texas Hill Country
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