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Time Lost--And Found

June 2000
By: Bob M. | Manhattan, New York

How Do You Spell Relief?

March 1998
By: Bill R. | New York, New York

Some Conference 'Firsts'

August 1996
Preserving Our Fellowship--Our Challenge

Flag-wavers Anonymous?

October 1994
By: W. H. | New York, New York
Tradition 10 - Alcoholics Anonymous has no opinion on outside issues; hence the AA name ought never be drawn into public controversy.

A Dubious Luxury

December 1991
By: Jim N. | West Springfield, Massachusetts

Graduating Into Sobriety

August 1989
By: Christopher V. | Maynard, Massachusetts

Crayons, Cookies, and Kisses

September 1987
By: D. B. | Carlsbad, California
A meeting for mothers, and others

Let the Good Times Roll!

April 1987
By: B. J. | Madisonville, Texas

Taken for a Ride

August 1983
By: W. D. | Iowa City, Iowa
His first AA conference was a surprise--from a "sneaky" and loving wife

Flag-wavers Anonymous?

July 1982
By: W. H. | Manhattan, New York
Tradition 10 - Alcoholics Anonymous has no opinion on outside issues; hence the AA name ought never be drawn into public controversy

Not Something I Did--Something We Did

August 1980
By: E. E | Tulsa, Okla
Deep satisfaction comes to us when we have even a small part in something that benefits AA

Learning to Identify

June 1980
By: A. J. | Columbus, Ohio

Meetings, Meetings, Meetings

May 1979
By: W. P. | Arlington Heights, Illinois
Too happy, too sad, too glad, too mad, too busy, too tired-still, he gets to a meeting

Tolerance

June 1978
By: R. G. | Fort Knox, Kentucky
Let's apply it to groups as well as to individuals

Using the Slogans

November 1977
By: Anonymous
From the November 1958 Grapevine

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Aunt Vida

September 2013
By: Dani A. | Fort Lauderdale, Florida
A beloved relative becomes her hero—for the second time

School Spirit

February 2013
By: Deanna S. | Atlanta, Georgia
Her search for faith took a happy turn on the San Diego freeway

It Was All About Me

December 2011
By: Don Mc. | Standish, Maine
AA taught him not to take himself so seriously

My Crooked Steps

December 2011
By: Joyce M. | Marietta, Georgia
A sober woman keeps a reminder of what it used to be like

Game Over

September 2011
By: Debbie M. | Florence, Oregon
The blame game ended when her husband took his life

My Heart Is Heavy

July 2011
By: Snow P.
Learning of the death of a former sponsor, a woman reflects upon her early days in AA

After the Crash

July 2011
By: Sheila B. | Taycheedah, Wisconsin
She confronted her disease head-on after a devastating collision

The Bottle on the Counter

July 2011
By: Laurie H. | Flint, Michigan
It beckoned, seductively trying to woo her back

EMBRACED BY LOVE

February 2010
By: CASEY K. | Sacramento, Calif.
A need for fellowship overrides a newcomer's fear of rejection

ALL OF THE ABOVE

June 2009
By: RICK H. | Roselle, Ill.
How do you know when enough is enough?

JUST SAY YES

January 2009
By: James H. | Corpus Christi, Texas
Taking the Friday night commitment kept this newcomer out of the bars

IN THE AFTERMATH

March 2008
By: Vance G. | Washington, D.C.
Faulty recollections and delayed gratitude after a fatal crash

Moving On

October 2006
By: Mike S. | Perrysburg, Ohio
The ebb and flow of an AA group

Talkin' Me off the Ledge

October 2005
By: Rebecca L. | Los Angeles, California
It helps if you don't feed the beast

My Beautiful Blue Car

May 2004
By: Kristen M. | Waunakee, Wisconsin
It proved that she was really going places--didn't it?

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