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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

Is AA Becoming a Battlefield?

March 1993

By: Anonymous | Ottawa, Ontario

Loving Life

March 1993

By: Ed H. | Brentwood, New York

Self-pity

December 1980

Around the Tables

Sharing Is a Two-way Street

December 1980

By: W. H. | Manhattan, New York

Reality Is the Antidote

April 1976

By: Sam M. | Plymouth, Connecticut

Our fantasy worlds never wear very well

Poor Me? Flip It Over!

April 1976

By: V. L. | Detroit, Michigan

We can learn to turn negative thoughts into positive ones

Panophobia

April 1976

By: Jo J. | Bokeelia, Florida

A fancy word that means you're afraid of everything

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