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What We Were Like

March 1997
The New York Intergroup Association - From the Grapevine, February 1951

Deadly Hobby for a Retiree

January 1975
By: Teet" C. | North Hollywood, California
Free at last from people-pleasing, this veteran movie publicist was all set to please himself

On the Shoals of Despair

She listened when a friend told her to ask for help

Our Experience Has Taught Us. . .

November 1956

Case History

June 1952
By: F. G. | Canton, Ohio
Who're they kiddin'? You and me Pal - we can take it!

The Chairman

July 1951
<emphasis type="italic">I'd even go for complacency if it</emphasis> WORKED <emphasis type="italic">for me</emphasis>.

Now Worldwide in Scope

August 1947
By: Bill W.

Grapevine Daily Quote May 8

“It’s not the wonderful people I’ve met from throughout these great lands who have helped keep me sober most of the time, but those wonderful people sitting around the table in my hometown who loved me when I could not love, who waited for me to quit lying, who tolerated me when I would be part of nothing, and who never asked me to leave when I was obnoxious. Because of their love and patience, I was able to get outside of myself and make some sort of commitment to the group.”

“Why Have a Home Group?” Neosho, Missouri, September 1986, The Home Group: Heartbeat of AA
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Grapevine Daily Quote July 27

“Every older AA shudders when he remembers the names of persons he once condemned; people he confidently predicted would never sober up; persons he was sure ought to be thrown out of AA for the good of the movement. Now that some of these very persons have been sober for years, and may be numbered among his best friends, the old-timer thinks to himself, ‘What if everybody had judged these people as I once did? What if AA had slammed the door in their faces? Where would they be now?’”

AA Co-Founder, Bill W., August 1946, “Who Is a Member of Alcoholics Anonymous?”, The Language of the Heart
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Grapevine Daily Quote May 7

“It’s not the wonderful people I’ve met from throughout these great lands who have helped keep me sober most of the time, but those wonderful people sitting around the table in my hometown who loved me when I could not love, who waited for me to quit lying, who tolerated me when I would be part of nothing, and who never asked me to leave when I was obnoxious. Because of their love and patience, I was able to get outside of myself and make some sort of commitment to the group.”

“Why Have a Home Group?” Neosho, Missouri, September 1986, The Home Group: Heartbeat of AA
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Grapevine Daily Quote July 26

“Every older AA shudders when he remembers the names of persons he once condemned; people he confidently predicted would never sober up; persons he was sure ought to be thrown out of AA for the good of the movement. Now that some of these very persons have been sober for years, and may be numbered among his best friends, the old-timer thinks to himself, ‘What if everybody had judged these people as I once did? What if AA had slammed the door in their faces? Where would they be now?’”

AA Co-Founder, Bill W., August 1946, “Who Is a Member of Alcoholics Anonymous?”, The Language of the Heart
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The Little Doctor Who Loved Drunks

January 2015
The original article that appeared following the death of Dr. William Duncan Silkworth in 1951

My Father's AA

March 2005
By: J.W. | Maplewood, New Jersey
It was his club, not mine

The End of the Nightmare

January 2001
By: Karen C. | Albuquerque, New Mexico
Step 1 - We admitted we were powerless over alcohol--that our lives had become unmanageable.

Mental Depression--Unnecessary Evil

March 1966
By: M. D. B. | Jackson, Michigan
What is there to help the sober AA who puts in dull, dispirited hours and days?

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