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PO Box 1980

April 2003

By: Gil G. | Houston, Texas

The best that money could buy

The Great Reality Within

April 2003

By: Guy H. | Los Angeles, California

For a would-be suicide, the search for peace began with despair

Flyboy, Businessman, Alcoholic

April 2003

By: Don S. | Fredericksburg, Texas

Which hero would he be today?

PO Box 1980

April 1984

By: K. E. | East Falmouth, Massachusetts

The best advice ever

You Mean It's Still Unmanageable?

April 1984

By: A. F. | Bloomington, Illinois

I Used AA to Get Out of Trouble

April 1984

By: D. | Arkansas

Them Against Me

April 1984

By: K. P. | Olympia, Washington

When she finally told AA friends about her slip, it was them <emphasis type="underline">and</emphasis> me again

Carrying the Message

June 1971

By: C. L. | Florida

Try harder

Carrying the Message

June 1971

By: C. F. | Old Town, Maine

A grateful retread

The Hard-drinker Drunk

June 1971

By: O. F. Y. | Castroville, California

He rarely was clinically drunk but he had to come to AA for help

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