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So, Who Needs the Slogans?

July 1994
By: Joanne N. | Au Sable Forks, New York

Behind the Walls

July 1993
By: Chuck P. | Okmulgee, Oklahoma

I Could Learn to like It

June 1993
By: Bruce S. | Edmonton, Alberta

The Fierce Decay of Neglect

February 1993
By: Linda D. | Maitland, Florida

Does Your Group Use the Concepts?

January 1993
By: W. H. | New York, New York

The Fine Line

November 1992
By: Consuelo F. | Weymouth, Massachusetts

An Indescribable Benevolence

August 1992
By: Margaret G. | Port Coquitlam, British Columbia
Step Two can reveal our true colors

A Seemingly Hopeless State of Mind and Body

July 1992
By: Frank M. | Lincoln, Rhode Island

An Unexpected Shot at Life

July 1992
By: Bob P. | Palmdale, California

Three Years Tomorrow

April 1992
By: Carl R. | New Haven, Connecticut

Unlocking the Group Conscience

February 1992
By: Toni F. | Wichita, Kansas

The AA Way

September 1991
By: Anonymous

Sobriety Under Fire

May 1991
By: Yigal S. | Tel Aviv

Out of Sight of Land

April 1991
By: Gael McM. S. | Burlington, Vermont

Sustained By the Steps

August 1990
By: Kathy M. | Tokyo

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24 Hour Club

Survival of the Fittest...

I Might Have Missed It All

He and his partner have been sober for many years and now have been blessed with a grandson

A Crack in the Armor

Her father's honesty about his own alcoholism gets her thinking

The Stories We Tell

An AA reflects on how we recover by sharing our personal experiences

Happy Because I'm Sober

February 1969
By: L. H. | Cleaveland, Ohio
This AA looked at the people around him who were progressing most in the program. Here's what he found. . .

About That Return to Social Drinking. . .

January 1966
By: R. Z. | San Diego, California
A visit to Professor Winkley's School proves instructive in a confusing sort of way

A Terribly Lonely Christmas

December 1965
By: Anonymous
Her first sober holidays were taut and cold. Was a drink the answer, or was there another way?. . .

To Tell Or Not to Tell?

September 1965
By: F. J. T. | Bethlehem, Pennsylvania
What happened when a professor told his biology class about his own experience with alcohol

Recipe for a Holiday Shindig

November 1964
By: B. P. | Chappaqua, New York
A no-longer-befuddled hostess reveals the secret of a bountiful bash

Little Philldoll's Search

September 1964
By: F. M. | Manhattan, New York
Back at the ranch and out at the bar, she wanted the 'answer to everything'

Problem Painter

July 1963
By: C. L. | Manhattan, New York
--who found a canvas, at last

The Rum-Soaked Razor Bill

May 1963
By: M. D. B. | Jackson, Michigan
Bird watching for fun, profit and sobriety

A Mother and a Miracle

January 1963
By: Grateful Alcoholic | Warwick, Rhode Island
She was getting close to the end of the line when it happened. . .

Fellowship Is an Art

April 1962
By: J. F. D. | McNeil Island, Washington
and breaking out of our isolation is one of the signs that we are growing up

A Twenty-four-hour Performer

June 1961
By: B. P. | Chappaqua, New York
This gal discovered only professionals are paid to act

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