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The Misfit

May 2011
By: Kelly M. | Edmonton, Alberta
When booze stopped working, she felt more alienated than ever

Uncomfortably numb

May 2011
By: Margie S. | Columbus, Georgia
She had to drink to keep running—only AA stopped her.

Anti-social security

May 2011
By: Patrick B. | Napa, Indiana
Instead of having the world by its tail, booze had him by the neck

Caught on Tape

May 2011
By: Brooklyn W. | Jacksonville, Florida
He couldn’t believe the belligerent monster on the TV screen was him

PO Box 1980

January 2004
By: Ann S.-E. | Page, Oklahoma
Too many books?

PO Box 1980

January 2004
By: Anonymous | Check, Virginia
Another story

The Voice on the Tape

January 2004
By: Gay B. | Seaside, California
The lonely disappointment of losing another round of Russian Roulette

Carrying the Message in Hindi

January 2004
By: Satya B. | New Delhi
A letter from an Intergroup Manager in New Delhi to his online AA group

Sentenced to Sobriety

January 2004
By: Farris R. | Springfield, Missouri
It took a lot more than prisons and lockdown wards to persuade him to stop drinking

Whom Do You Tell?

January 2004
By: Debbie R. | Kennesaw, Georgia
This time, she claimed her alcoholism for her own

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