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Lest We Forget

May 1953
An (abridged) excerpt from the fourteenth printing of the book, "Alcoholics Anonymous," pages 46, 48-50, 54-55.

Crayons Are My Hobby

February 1949
By: E.C.L. | New York, New York

A.A.'s Country-wide News Circuit

February 1946

Grapevine Daily Quote March 13, 2019

“Because of this program I am starting to love myself again. I still get urges to ‘drink and drug’ but I don’t let them run my life. I value good friends today. I value my serenity, and I value life today.”

“A Valuable Commodity,” Thornton, Pennsylvania, April 1993, AA Grapevine
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Quote March 13 2014

"Because of this program I am starting to love myself again. I still get urges to 'drink and drug' but I don't let them run my life. I value good friends today. I value my serenity, and I value life today."

Thornton, Penn., April 1993 "A Valuable Commodity" AA Grapevine
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Quote March 13, 2017

“Because of this program I am starting to love myself again. I still get urges to ‘drink and drug’ but I don’t let them run my life. I value good friends today. I value my serenity, and I value life today.”

Thornton, Pennsylvania, April 1993 “A Valuable Commodity” AA Grapevine
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Grapevine Daily Quote February 22, 2019

“Consider the problem of the fast-growing overseas centers just now emerging from their pioneering time -- how they have slowly gained the confidence of medicine, religion, and the press; how they have finally grown into unity through an ever better application of our Twelve Traditions; how they have tried to make good their desperate lack of language translations; and how they have well begun to cross all barriers of race, creed, or social condition.”

AA Co-Founder, Bill W., October 1960, “Our Pioneers Overseas”, The Language of the Heart
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Quote February 22 2014

"Consider the problem of the fast-growing overseas centers just now emerging from their pioneering time -- how they have slowly gained the confidence of medicine, religion, and the press; how they have finally grown into unity through an ever better application of our Twelve Traditions; how they have tried to make good their desperate lack of language translations; and how they have well begun to cross all barriers of race, creed, or social condition."

AA Co-Founder, Bill W., October 1960 From: "Our Pioneers Overseas" The Language of the Heart
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Quote February 22, 2017

“Consider the problem of the fast-growing overseas centers just now emerging from their pioneering time -- how they have slowly gained the confidence of medicine, religion, and the press; how they have finally grown into unity through an ever better application of our Twelve Traditions; how they have tried to make good their desperate lack of language translations; and how they have well begun to cross all barriers of race, creed, or social condition.”

AA Co-Founder, Bill W., October 1960 “Our Pioneers Overseas” The Language of the Heart
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Grapevine Daily Quote September 7, 2019

“It was long indeed before we knew that AA could surely cross all boundaries of distance, race, creed, or language ... We know now it is only a question of time when every alcoholic in the world will have as good a chance to stay alive and happy as we have had here in America.”

AA Co-Founder, Bill W., June 1955, “How AA’s World Services Grew, Part II”, The Language of the Heart 
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Quote September 7, 2014

“It was long indeed before we knew that AA could surely cross all boundaries of distance, race, creed, or language ... We know now it is only a question of time when every alcoholic in the world will have as good a chance to stay alive and happy as we have had here in America.”

AA Co-Founder, Bill W., June 1955 “How AA’s World Services Grew, Part II” The Language of the Heart

Grapevine Daily Quote September 7, 2017

“It was long indeed before we knew that AA could surely cross all boundaries of distance, race, creed, or language ... We know now it is only a question of time when every alcoholic in the world will have as good a chance to stay alive and happy as we have had here in America.”

AA Co-Founder, Bill W., June 1955 “How AA’s World Services Grew, Part II,”The Language of the Heart
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Story Archive: Happy Birthday--You're an Alcoholic

April 2011
By: Mike S. | Port Angeles, Washington
What it was like

Happy Birthday -- You're an Alcoholic

September 1996
By: Mike S. | Port Angeles, Washington

A Little Something Extra

Web Exclusives | Grapevine Online Exclusives
By: Jackie S. | Waukegan, Ill.
Spiritual experiences are not always “blinding flashes of white light”

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