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Let the Dogs Bark

October 2004

By: Anonymous

What do you say to AA's critics?

The Piano Teacher

October 2004

By: Jenni J. | Fullerton, California

A life-long outsider discovers harmony in AA

Why Are We Drinking?

October 2004

By: John C. | Bolingbrook, Illinois

Sober over Sixty

October 2004

By: Marion B. | Holualoa, Hawaii

They were invisible until they found AA

On the Rocks

June 1996

By: Pam S. | Willimantic, Connecticut

The Rigorous Honesty Group

June 1996

By: Dave D. | Palmer, Massachusetts

They met in a trailer on a U.S. Army base

Flying High

June 1996

By: Carole T. | Oshkosh, Wisconsin

Some local AAs got together to create a home group away from home for a bunch of aviation enthusiasts

Just How Welcome Are You?

June 1996

By: Hank S. | Lafayette, Indiana

This gay AA member found painful intolerance at a meeting "for men only

What We Were Like

June 1996

By: Pat W. | Thunder Bay, Ontario

The Thunder Bay Group

PO Box 1980

February 1995

By: Dick E. | Cypress, California

Words can hurt or heal

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