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From the scrapbooks and "archives". . .

One doctor’s journey back to health

After 35 years of living in the Steps, he gratefully recalls how much better life is

He learned to drink in Colombia, heard of AA in the U.S., then returned home to get sober and get involved

“I am home, I am safe”—emotional sobriety frees him from fear

When times get hard and we’re hit by a storm, we can always make an adjustment to improve the connection

As Twelfth Step calls got more difficult during COVID-19, she just kept thinking outside the box. It was a perfect recipe to cure isolation

Thanks to the literature, some inmates in Utah are determined to stay sober and go through the Steps

His choice was clear: A spiritual life or an alcoholic death

A newcomer leaps back into life and becomes a much more interesting guy

Like the flow of the river where he took his first drink, he followed his search, which led him to AA