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The White Flag of Surrender

December 1976

By: Father T. | California

AA freed him of remorse and enabled him to serve is God when he finally raised

Absolute Honesty

October 1976

By: D. A. | Atlanta, Georgia

For five years nobody in her group knew about her two Bloody Marys

PO Box 1980

October 1976

By: STAN P. | Montgomery, Alaska

Is there always another chance?

This Sobriety Business

September 1976

By: Harry C. | Houston, Texas

After eighteen years of failure in AA a salesman discovers a secret

You'll Be My Pigeon!

September 1976

By: S. P. | Elizabeth, New Jersey

Getting It All Back

August 1976

By: G. P. | Elbert, Colorado

A writer on a lost weekend is twelfth-stepped by his agent

Keeping It Complicated

August 1976

By: Anonymous | Manhattan, New York

How to break another person's anonymity while trying not to

First, I Had to Get Honest

July 1976

By: A. B. | Beacon, New York

Then the answers began to come through

It Was Only a Four-day Slip

July 1976

By: G. W. | Bridgewater, Massachusetts

But it ended in tragedy and a return to prison

He Hated Drunkalogs--So He Drank

July 1976

By: N. T. L. | Carson City, Nevada

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