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I Cried as Much as He Did

December 2019 | Remote Communities & Sober Holidays

By: Rick T. | Queen Creek, Ariz.

He didn’t like hospitals—not the smells nor the food. But this day, he discov-ered something really special that made him want to come back

Mentally ill

March 2010

By: DUANE T. | Hamilton, Ontario

A sponsor thinks he can't help a troubled member, but decides to try

Our hometown

March 2010

By: MITCH M. | Harlem, N.Y.

At a community event in Harlem, members set up a Public Information table

Overhaul?

March 2010

By: JEAN P. | South Bend, Ind.

Where's the line?

PO Box 1980

September 1988

By: B. D. | St. Louis, Missouri

Teaching a new dog old tricks

Sponsorship Is a Two-way Street

September 1988

By: Robert P. | New York, New York

The Seed Sower

September 1988

By: R. D. | Portland, Oregon

WHAT HAPPENED

Courage to Change

September 1988

By: Charles M. | Columbia, Tennessee

Knowledge Isn't Enough

September 1988

By: S. M. | Lake Worth, Florida

WHAT IT'S LIKE NOW

Race for a Sober Rat

January 1964

By: J. S. F. | Toronto, Ontario

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