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“Alcoholics Anonymous has an answer to problems in sobriety, making sobriety, eventually, something wonderful instead of something that can drive people to drink.”

Tasmania, December 2006, “Solutions,”, AA Grapevine

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Quote June 16, 2017

“Alcoholics Anonymous has an answer to problems in sobriety, making sobriety, eventually, something wonderful instead of something that can drive people to drink.”

Tasmania, December 2006 “Solutions,” AA Grapevine

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Quote June 16, 2014

“Alcoholics Anonymous has an answer to problems in sobriety, making sobriety, eventually, something wonderful instead of something that can drive people to drink.”

Tasmania, December 2006 “Solutions,” AA Grapevine

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“I’m better able to love people when the storm of my judgmental mind settles, when I understand and empathize rather than criticize and condemn.”

“The Fine Art of Listening,” September 2008, AA Grapevine

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Quote March 25 2014

“I’m better able to love people when the storm of my judgmental mind settles, when I understand and empathize rather than criticize and condemn.”

“The Fine Art of Listening,” September 2008 AA Grapevine

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Quote March 25, 2017

“I’m better able to love people when the storm of my judgmental mind settles, when I understand and empathize rather than criticize and condemn.”

September 2008 “The Fine Art of Listening” AA Grapevine

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