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Advanced Techniques for Sponsorship Avoidance

March 1998

By: Jacqui H. | Lago Vista, Texas

Free Thinking Allowed

March 1998

By: J.W. | San Francisco, California

Quote of the Month

March 1998

By: J. S. | Bedford Hills, New York

Staying Open to Change

April 1994

By: Ed C. | Lima, Ohio

This AA says we need to feel free to look into "every dark cranny of the past" in order to understand ourselves

Time for Transition

April 1994

By: Annemarie M. | Raynham, Massachusetts

Confessions of a Take-charge Alcoholic

December 1982

By: C. H. | East Windsor, New Jersey

How My Sponsor Got Better

December 1982

By: A. M. | White Plains, New York

Depression

January 1982

By: J. M. | Brunswick, Georgia

Do something for someone else and you can be free of

Growing Into Sobriety

January 1982

By: Anonymous | Albuquerque, New Mexico

When she got to AA she was twenty-seven going on thirteen

Temporary Sponsor

January 1982

By: R. B. | Manhattan, New York

It's as important to be a sponsor as to have one

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