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through him you may help many others

For most alcoholics, the disease develops slowly and grows insidiously. Here, it was a quick bonfire, searing a young life in a few months

San Quentin's former warden tells how Prison Groups offer alcoholic inmates a means for recovery from the disease that is often directly responsible for criminal records

A miscarriage in sobriety deepens her spirituality

A member shares how we use the tools to keep the group together and how no one is more important than the next

The muddied boots were a reminder of her worst drunken night. Should she hang on to them?

Most sober alcoholics remember their first drink—and their first meeting

How learning to ask for help on a sober bowling team helped him find a Higher Power

His body was breaking down and so was his soul, until he found a new purpose through rigorous honesty

Two guys forge fellowship over a few good cigars

The elementary schoolteacher and the biker babe

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