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She realized that you only have to answer one right—one important one

She thought people would get a chuckle from her gravestone epitaph, “I Quit,” not realizing it was the legacy of her life.

On his first vacation in sobriety, strangers in the fellowship showed him how wonderful his life is because of AA.

Helping a suffering alcoholic for the first time was rewarding--and hectic!

Past, Present and Future

Through the program of AA, she found something in common with her brother besides birthright.

For a lifelong pessimist and atheist, AA's idea of a Higher Power brought him a new peace and serenity.

It took a relapse and a return to prison for him to be honest with himself.

St. Louis AAs prepare to celebrate the birth of our General Service Conference.

Maybe she'll never be a sponsor, but that won't stop her from extending her hand and saying welcome.

Without the AA program, she would not have been able to handle some of the lessons life has handed down to her.

Survival of the Fittest...

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