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Lives of the Not-so Rich and Famous

September 2000

By: Doreen H. | Marysville, British Columbia

Don't Shortchange Yourself!

September 2000

By: Tonya M. | Anacortes, Washington

Beyond the Generation Gap

August 1985

By: B. M. | Saratoga, California

We all use the tools of the program in much the same ways

Putting Away Childish Things

August 1985

By: S. M. | Lake Worth, Florida

Memoirs of a Black AA

August 1985

By: C. H. | Jackson, Mississippi

He learned to ignore racial differences and concentrate on sobriety

So What's Different?

August 1985

By: G. S. | Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

Uncluttered Sobriety

August 1983

By: R. P. | Riverside, Connecticut

As sobriety progresses, "treasured mementos" of the drinking days belong in the trash bin

Depression

April 1976

By: L. H. | Denver, Colorado

All right, we're sober! But what do we do about. . . - Four articles by AAs who have been there

Just Keep on Going

April 1976

By: F. M. | New Canaan, Connecticut

Nothing works so well as the act of moving toward life

Reality Is the Antidote

April 1976

By: Sam M. | Plymouth, Connecticut

Our fantasy worlds never wear very well

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