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Step 2 Came to Scoff

February 2009
By: Lisa B. | Fort Smith, Arkansas
Through all the difficulties in her life, an AA finally comes to know her Higher Power

No One Knew HE WAS HOME

December 2008
By: Lisa M. | Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania
Once on the same path, an AA grieves her cousin's death from alcoholism

A Life Filled With Joy

March 2008
By: Marjorie Y. | Brockway, Pennsylvania
Tools for living and dying

Crazy Glue

November 2003
By: Jim H. | Adelphi, Maryland
The bond of fellowship

Sober Safari

June 2003
By: Albert L. | Tucson, Arizona
A Meeting Was the Answer

Death or AA?

January 2002
By: Tim S. | Temple, Texas

From Famine to Feast

August 2001
By: C. J. J. | Baltimore, Maryland
The Home Group<lbHeartbeat of AA

A Tough Pull

December 1999
By: Scott R. | Bennettville, Minnesota

A Life Worth Living

November 1999
By: Heather T. | Katesh
THOUGHTS FROM AN AA MEMBER IN TANZANIA

Sharing Solutions

August 1999
By: D. J. | Ocean, New Jersey

Moving On

April 1998
By: Ernest S. | York Harbor, Maine

Cookie Jack

May 1997
By: Robert H. | Morro Bay, California

A Big Book Thumping

September 1996
By: John Roy K. | Chicago, Illinois

Whose Junk Is This?

July 1996
By: Anonymous | York Harbor, Maine
Taking responsibility for the past

Informed Not Reformed

February 1995
By: Anonymous | Elkhart, Indiana

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Just on Time

August 2015
He realized that it was never too early to get sober, but that if he waited long enough, it might be too late

Just Having Fun

April 2014
By: Tina F. | Ashburn, Virginia
She had to face the fact that her drinking wasn't what it seemed to be

River's Edge

January 2012
By: Mary L. | Auburndale, Florida
A desperate day on the Potomac was this drunken mom's moment of truth

God's Confetti

July 2011
By: John M. | Monroe, Connecticut
A sudden flutter of butterflies provides this AA with a glimpse of the presence of his higher power

Legacy of resentment

December 2010
By: Tom L. | New Orleans, La.
Chains of bitterness toward his mother are shattered through forgiveness

MY TURNING POINT

January 2010
By: RICK S. | Indian Wells, Calif.
Declaring his alcoholism at a meeting, a solitary, blackout drinker begins a new life

INCLUSIVE NEVER EXCLUSIVE

October 2009
By: ELAINE G.
A delegate discusses the importance of diversity

Step Nine: Captain Chaos

September 2007
By: Skitch F. | Albuquerque, New Mexico
An AA realizes the high cost of "freebies

Shortcut To Dreamland

February 2006
By: Bert S. | Morro Bay, California
From drawing board, to gutter, to AA

Addendum Ad Infinitum

January 2003
By: R. J. | New York, New York
The chants keep getting longer and longer, and there doesn't seem to be any end in sight

Eight Feet Tall and Airborne

September 2001
By: M. V. | Woodland Park, Colorado
Step 9

Taking My Own Advice

August 2001
By: Marie S. | Indianapolis, Indiana

Group 63

December 2000
By: Paul S. | St. Louis, Missouri

Your Move

May 2000
By: Paul M. | Oak Lawn, Illinois
'Bye' to 'Hi'?

Two Beers

October 1999
By: Bob L. | Ste-Rose, Laval, Quebec

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