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Insanity B

February 2005

By: Don H. | Prague

We know what works. Why don't we always do it?

Service Solution

February 2005

By: Ward B. | Boulder, Colorado

One AA's formula for sobriety

Going to Any Lengths

February 2005

By: Ron B. | Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin

One AA can do a lot to carry the message to elders

You Can Go Home Again

October 1985

By: D. J. | Alameda, California

PO Box 1980

October 1985

By: G. J. | Spokane, Washington

Keeping the Grapevine busy

Service Fanatic?

August 1981

By: E. O. | Minneapolis, Minnesota

Young people's conferences helped him find new meaning in the program

Balanced and Serene

August 1981

By: F. M. | New Canaan, Connecticut

At Home in a Group

August 1981

By: E. D. | Ocala, Florida

PO Box 1980

April 1976

By: P. J. B. | Brooklyn, New York

The wonderful work detail

Shy?

April 1976

By: Anonymous | New Jersey

Why do we worry too much about what others may think of us?

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