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Back in the game

April 2023 | AA & Families
A close brush with death showed him how much he is loved and how grateful he is to be sober

Laundry day

April 2023 | AA & Families
When he got out of the detox program, he began going to AA meetings. He soon began to smile more and return to the son I knew. I wanted desperately to stop drinking myself.

Dear Grapevine

April 2023 | AA & Families

Back in the game

Magazine Issue April 2023 | Topics Oldtimers Getting through Adversity Homegroup/Meetings Personal Stories Spirituality

Laundry day

Magazine Issue April 2023 | Topics Family Relapse

Dear Grapevine

Magazine Issue April 2023 | Topics Letters from Readers (Dear Grapevine)

Alcoholism At Large

September 2016
The purpose of these pages is to offer information that may further readers’ understanding of the medical, legal and social aspects of alcoholism; the severity and international scope of the illness; and the worldwide efforts being made to combat it. Publication here does not imply endorsement or affiliation. AA does not conduct or participate in research, nor does it hold any opinion on research conducted by others.

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September 1991
The future is now

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September 1991
Unconditional love

PO Box 1980

September 1991
Fitting in

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