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From Misery to Recovery

Web Exclusives | Grapevine Online Exclusives
By: Mark W. | Bridgeport, Neb.
Alcohol caused this pilot to come crashing to the ground, but AA buoyed him up

Peace at Last

March 2001
By: Karen S. | Manchester, New Hampshire

Our Leaders Are But Trusted Servants

September 1991
By: Don P. | Aurora, Colorado

1967-1977: the Challenge to AA

November 1967
By: John L. Norris, M.D.

Alcoholics and Suicide

October 1964
By: B. L. | New York City
The scope of the problem reviewed, with the suggestion that we all can help

My Name Is--Ruth

January 1964
By: R. M. | Moab, Utah

Quote August 21, 2014

“It has been difficult for me to accept myself and some of my decisions ... But I’ve done the best I can with the information available, even if it might not be someone else’s best.”

Bennettville, Minnesota, December 1999 “A Tough Pull,” In Our Own Words

Grapevine Daily Quote August 21, 2017

“It has been difficult for me to accept myself and some of my decisions ... But I’ve done the best I can with the information available, even if it might not be someone else’s best.”

Bennettville, Minn., December 1999“A Tough Pull,” In Our Own Words
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Grapevine Daily Quote August 21, 2019

“It has been difficult for me to accept myself and some of my decisions ... But I’ve done the best I can with the information available, even if it might not be someone else’s best.”

“A Tough Pull,” Bennettville, Minnesota, December 1999, In Our Own Words
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After Katrina: A Home Group Rebuilds

April 2006
By: Anonymous | Ocean Springs, Mississippi

Not Too Shy to Try

August 1988
By: C. C | Jacksonville, Illinois

Al-anon Abroad

May 1968
By: Margaret W. | Detroit, Michigan
AAs and Al-Anons speak an international 'language of the heart' everywhere

Twelfth Step Workshops

February 1951
Low Bottom or High Bottom. . . <lb Two experiments that do raise bottoms up!

As We Understand Him

June 1960
Who are you, and do you realize you should make an effort to find out?" asks this celebrated writer

Dr. Bob's Story

November 1991
From the November 1962 Grapevine

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My, How They've Changed!

February 1984
By: A. L. | Gentry, Arkansas

A Marvelous Simplicity

October 1982
By: R. B. | Hudson Falls, New York

Crown of Sobriety

December 1981
By: G. D. | Olympia, Washington
Using our sobriety for service to others is the best way to keep it bright

Year of Surrender--1972 BG (Before Gratitude)

December 1980
By: E. C. | Santa Barbara, California

Lack of Meetings = Negative Attitudes

July 1980
By: L. C. | South Deerfield, Mass.

U-turn

April 1980
By: W. H. | Winchester, Indiana

Ego Deflation

August 1979
By: L. S. | Halifax, Nova Scotia

Rarely--Or Never?

December 1978
How co-founder Bill W. answered a frequently asked question

Learning to Trust Life

July 1978
By: J. W. | Belmont, California

On Making Your Group Smaller and Smaller

November 1977
By: M. S.
From the January 1966 Grapevine

A Man, a Dog, and a Gun

January 1977
By: Don B. | Byron, Wyoming

The Priceless Present Moment

February 1976
By: Anonymous | Ohio
Each day of sober life is a precious gift--make the most of it!

So Now We Are Four

February 1976
By: D. P. | Geneva
It takes a little longer when you don't speak the language

About Alcoholism - Alcoholism Information, Research and Treatment

December 1975
By: Center for Alcohol Studies, University of North Carolina
Abstinence vs. Control

Traditional AA in the Traditional Way

February 1975
By: Anonymous | Wisconsin
With an open mind, this writer chooses

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