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Carrying the Message

January 1971

By: W. M. | West Orange, New Jersey

Noting 'a change' in local AA

. . .and an answer One of many responses to J. M.'s letter

January 1971

Happiness Is Not for Me

January 1971

By: G. L. | Boise, Idaho

Oh, sure, there are times of joy. But there's a lot of hard work and anguish in maintaining sobriety, too

Make Contact!

January 1971

By: B. W. | Salisbury

Somewhere there is someone who needs you just as you need him - The essence of AA

Case History

July 1961

By: Mack | Luling, Texas

Inside prison he learned how to cope with the world outside

A Patchwork Quilt

July 1961

By: P. W. | Jackson Heights, New York

AA is the foundation piece in this serenity building pattern

Choice Regained

July 1961

By: V. W. | Los Altos, California

One of the greatest benefits of sobriety. . .

Po Box 1980

July 1961

By: H. J. | Vence

The long arm of AA coincidence

My Mountain and I

November 1950

By: Clint M. | San Francisco, California

Is It Wrong to Feel Proud?

November 1950

By: L.A. | Concord, New Hampshire

A Young Man Raises A Point. . . . .

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