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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION AND RESOURCES

October 2004

If you know someone who is deaf or hard of hearing and sober--or who would like to stop drinking--the following information may help you to communicate AA's message of recovery more effectively.

Helping an Alcoholic Who Is Deaf

October 2004

By: Tracy Bell Koster, MSW, MS

Ways to be supportive

Ham on Wry

October 2004

By: Donald S.

Ham on Wry

October 2004

By: Jensine B. | Scottsdale, Arizona

Ham on Wry

October 2004

By: Carol K. | Sarasota, Florida

Ham on Wry

October 2004

By: Susan C. | Richmond, Virginia

Ham on Wry

October 2004

By: Anonymous

AN OLDIE BUT A GOODIE

Ham on Wry

October 2004

By: D.J.W. | Tukeila, Washington

HEARD AT MEETINGS. . . .

Ham on Wry

October 2004

By: Daniel M.

HEARD AT MEETINGS. . . .

Let the Dogs Bark

October 2004

By: Anonymous

What do you say to AA's critics?

The Bright Spot

October 2004

By: Cheryl O. | Niceville, Florida

A teenager talks about her struggles with alcoholism, AA, and not drinking on her 21st birthday

Quote of the Month

October 2004

Editor's Note

October 2004

By: The Editor

Victor E.

October 2004

PO Box 1980

October 2004

By: Tracy C. | Ashland, Kentucky

Making the call

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION AND RESOURCES

October 2004

If you know someone who is deaf or hard of hearing and sober--or who would like to stop drinking--the following information may help you to communicate AA's message of recovery more effectively.