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Tradition 10 - Alcoholics Anonymous has no opinion on outside issues; hence the AA name ought never be drawn into public controversy

Deep satisfaction comes to us when we have even a small part in something that benefits AA

Too happy, too sad, too glad, too mad, too busy, too tired-still, he gets to a meeting

Let's apply it to groups as well as to individuals

From the November 1958 Grapevine

How we can cooperate with the courts--without affiliation

And, like alcoholism, it can be a progressive disease - From the July 1949 Grapevine

There was discord in her life until she recognized what was best for her

Each of us has something of his own that is worth giving to others

After she landed in the hospital, she took the First Step

Although she was professionally successful, her life was unhappy as she continued to drink

Reared in an ancient religion but "having only a foggy spirituality" he is now seeking kinship with whatever God he can identify

An alcoholic's own story

The author, a doctor, achieved 355 days of sobriety in a year. He'll keep trying. . .