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A Girl from the Midwest

November 2014

By: —D.E.S. | St. Louis, Missouri

An alcoholic gay woman finds sobriety and acceptance in AA

Shangri-La

November 2014

By: Jim H. | Zephyrhills, Florida

It was the AA guys in prison who taught him about a new freedom and a new happiness

The Ordinary Things

November 2014

By: Anonymous

Being sober, she could appreciate the simple rhythms of peaceful living

Honk for "Easy Does It"

April 2014

By: Tamera K. | Sacramento, California

Her grandma would signal to pull over for coffee on her way to help a houseful of drunks

Keep Moving Forward

April 2014

By: Henry B. | New York, New York

Widening World

April 2014

By: Dorothy B. | Surprise, Arizona

The longer she stayed sober, the bigger her life got

Don't Shortchange Yourself!

September 2000

By: Tonya M. | Anacortes, Washington

Lives of the Not-so Rich and Famous

September 2000

By: Doreen H. | Marysville, British Columbia

Shy?

April 1976

By: Anonymous | New Jersey

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

Pride

April 1976

By: Bill C. | Hull, Massachusetts

First in a series dealing with seven deadly character defects

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