Let the Bum Find Us
October 1976
By:
A California PI chairman
Till we get the message to him, the suffering alcoholic is the public
Con Artist
January 1976
By:
Anonymous
| Colorado
Getting honest with ourselves and others can be a painful process
How I Coped with a Deep Depression
October 1973
By:
J. S.
| Bedford Hills, New York
Recovery began with the act of doing nothing
You Can Come to Believe
July 1973
By:
J. B.
| Minneapolis, Minnesota
Some practical how-to-do-it suggestions that can lead to spiritual growth
Just Another Day in Paradise
A sister reflects on both her own and her brother's alcoholism and sobriety
A Dream Fulfilled
This preacher in East Texas found his true calling when he took the first three Steps
Practice Makes Progress
December 1969
By:
R. A. S.
| Tucson, Arizona
An old-timer looks back and decides that time matter in AA--if that time is used well--because
Co-founder of AA testifies
November 1969
By:
F. A. F.
| Bethesda, Maryland
One Giant Leap"--Senate Concern with Alcoholism
Don't Take Our Word for It
January 1969
By:
S. B. S.
| Sarasota, Florida
An early Chicago member writes the sequel to her story (page 304 in "Alcoholics Anonymous") and clearly spells out the progression of sobriety - Big Book Stories--Updated
The "Happiness Part
November 1962
By:
Bernard B. Smith
The "lost Commandment," the Twelve Steps, and. . .
Please Be Kind to Drunken Drunks
February 1962
By:
P. W.
| Jackson Heights, New York
You never know when the word may seep through
Family Circle
November 1953
By:
An A.A. (Alcoholic Associate)
| San Francisco, California
COMPLAINT DEP'T <lb<emphasis type="italic">As non-alcoholic mates and families see the AA program. . .</emphasis>
Editorial
August 1952