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Tradition 9: Don't Tell Us What to Do!

September 2008
By: W.H. | Manhattan, New York
From June 1982

Since Forever

March 1999
By: Don M. | Cheyenne, Wyoming

A Long Way From Home

September 1994
By: D.M. | Moratuwa
This AA traveled to Sri Lanka on a spiritual journey and found the Fellowship there, too.

Rites of Passage

March 1994
By: Jim H. | Los Angeles, California

A First Time for Everything

March 1992
By: Jim N. | W. Springfield, Massachusetts

Generalizations Can Be Dangerous

September 1984
By: N. D. | New Providence, New Jersey
AA is about alcohol and sobriety. Yet when prescribed or over-the-counter medications might lead directly to a drink; they become a serious issue for many AAs. What to do when the need to take, or refuse, medication arises? How to help others? On these pages, two members do all that any AA can do: share their own experiences with facing those questions and staying sober.

Don't Tell Us What to Do!

June 1982
By: W. H. | Manhattan, New York
Tradition 9 - AA, as such, ought never be organized; but we may create service boards or committees directly responsible to those they serve

A New Group of One

October 1977
By: D. P. | Bristol, Virginia
We usually say it takes a minimum of two to start a group, but for a long while Jim belonged to

Responsible Sponsorship

January 1973
By: E. S. | Brooklyn, New York
As AA grows, let's not lose that joyous one-to-one relationship

How It Goes with AA in Calcutta

November 1967
By: Reginald Maher
A nonalcoholic newspaperman reports on his firsthand experience of the Fellowship

How the Twelve Steps Were Born

September 1962
By: Bill W.

How to Act at a Party

June 1960
Not even your glassy-eyed hostess cares when you tell her that you and Gin Barleycorn aren't on speaking terms

Time to Dust?

January 1958
By: Pete W. | Carnegie, Pennsylvania

MEMORANDUM TO THE TRUSTEES OF THE ALCOHOLIC FOUNDATION

October 1957

How About You?

January 1955
By: Anonymous | California

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What We Were Like

May 1995
By: Ron R. | Bowling Green, Kentucky
Rowland H. - A vital link in the chain leading up to the formulation of Alcoholics Anonymous

Stone by Stone

January 2016
Drinking weakened his home’s foundation but sobriety made it tall and strong

New Life in Lurigancho

July 1986
By: C. R. | Macate via Chimbote

A Treasure To Be Shared

July 2023 | Annual Prison Issue
By: Cynthia F. | Rancho Murieta, California
For 28 years, sharing her experience with another alcoholic never stops reminding her how blessed she is

Time to Redecorate

February 2020 | Tough Times
By: H.B. | Durham, N.C.
That picture needed to come down, but what could she do? Why, bring it to the group for a vote, of course!

A Redirected Life

August 2015
By: Emmitt P. | McDonough, Ga.
Unable to work because of an alcohol-related illness when he came to AA, sobriety enabled him to build a new career

A Star Is Reborn

July 2013
By: Terry P. | Tucson, Arizona
She gave up the stage for booze; then AA turned the lights back on

Spiritual Experiences

August 2012
By: Bill W.
Our co-founder explains why we should question no one's transformation

Life Without The Fall

October 2006
By: Karen K. | Soldiers Grove, Louisiana
She changed her thinking and changed her life

Seeing the Miracle In Ted

January 2001
By: Dick D. | Athens, Georgia

The Courage to Come Back

July 2000
By: Randy K. | Dallas, Texas
This AA found himself at Dr. Bob's doorstep.

Unity Seldom Means That We All Agree

January 1998
By: Mickey H. | Springville, Utah
Tradition One

One Among Many

February 1994
By: Anonymous | Winthrop, Maine
Tradition Two

Around AA

May 1988
A Second-Generation Trustee Who's Not Even an Alcoholic

New York

February 1988
By: Joe L. | New York, New York

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