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PO Box 1980

October 2003
By: Mike C. | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
How bad is bad enough?

PO Box 1980

May 2001
By: Gil G. | Houston, Texas
People like me

PO Box 1980

March 2001
By: Roger N. | Virginia Beach, Virginia
Is race an issue?

PO Box 1980

April 2000
By: Elizabeth R. | Worcester, Massachusetts
<emphasis type="underline">Real</emphasis> power

PO Box 1980

September 1999
By: Rich H. | Mission Viejo, California
The members' magazine

PO Box 1980

July 1999
By: Ben L. | Forks, Washington
A timely plea

PO Box 1980

September 1998
By: Bill C. | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Two on Tradition Five

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April 1998
By: Sally H. | Cortez, Colorado
The spice of life

Today Could Be the Day

April 1998
By: Mick B. | Friday Harbor, Washington

Sometimes Nine and Twenty Do Not Suffice

April 1995
By: Grady S. | St. Louis, Missouri
from A Delicate Diet for Daintymouthed Drunkards (c. 1575) by George Gascoigne

PO Box 1980

March 1993
By: ANONYMOUS | Brooklyn, New York
Don't pass it on!

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February 1993
By: ANONYMOUS | West Vancouver, British Columbia
All walks of life

Announcing Anonymity

September 1992
By: Don A. | Peoria, Illinois

Ham on Wry

July 1992

PO Box 1980

March 1992
By: E. H. | Albany, New York
Variations on a theme

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Sharing Everything

May 2021 | Our Twelve Steps
By: Julian S. | Huntington Beach, Calif.
Who knew he’d have a spiritual experience telling his secrets one morning to
a man he barely knew?

One Day They GROW UP

April 2021 | Fun in Sobriety
By: Chuck C. | Austin, Texas
Love, intimacy, acceptance and joy. A member shares his thoughts about sponsorship

Butterflies at the Alcathon

December 2020 | Remote Communities + Sober Holidays
By: K.W. | Tucson, Ariz.
No better way to get out of ourselves and anchor our nerves than to pick up dirty cups and welcome people

Bright Spot in a Crisis

October 2020 | Money and Sobriety
By: Jim B. | San Marcos, Texas
How the new world of virtual meetings gave one member a more powerful connection to the Fellowship

Where’s the newcomer?

March 2020 | Puzzled
By: Aaron F. | Cork, Ireland
Feeling ugly and broken, he warmed up to his first meeting, even though it seemed really weird

As We Understood Whatever

Web Exclusives | Grapevine Online Exclusives
By: Albert L. | Tucson, Ariz.
It didn’t have to be “his” God or “her” God or some church’s God

Hula Hoop Larry and the Serenity Prayer

January 2020 | Spiritual Awakenings
By: Becky P.
The riddle of the Serenity Prayer explained

The Power That Lies Inside the Glass

October 2018
By: Anonymous
The man may have been drunk, but he was a potent reminder of the power of alcohol to overwhelm her life

Any Lengths

August 2018
By: Gary C. | Evergreen, Colo.
Forty years sober, he looks back and discovers the key to finding sobriety and sanity

It’s Up to the Group

February 2017
By: Alan S. | Rio Rancho, New Mexio
Things may get heated and not go our way, but we learn to trust the group conscience

Liquid misery

January 2017
By: Jeff H. | Sturgeon, Missouri
After a friend’s tragic relapse, he recalls his own journey with Step One

The Road Best Traveled

October 2016
Putting down a drink is one thing, finding emotional sobriety quite another, according to this alcoholic, sober now 28 years.

A Smoother Ride

January 2016
If we want the lifeboat to stay afloat, we all need to stick together

Of Time and the River

June 2015
An AA member shows how his life changed with sobriety

Bottom of the Pile

June 2014
By: Anonymous
With no AA in a county jail, a newcomer wonders how he’ll stay sober

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