I Was an Alcoholic

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1939 Cleveland Plain Dealer Articles Part 1 1939 Cleveland Plain Dealer Articles Part 2 1939 Cleveland Plain Dealer Articles Part 3 1939 Cleveland Plain Dealer Articles Part 4 1939 Cleveland Plain Dealer Articles Part 5 1939 Cleveland Plain Dealer Articles Part 6 1939 Cleveland Plain Dealer Articles Part 7 A.A. is Not Religion August 6, 2001 A Business Mans Recovery A Close Shave A.A. Goes To Sea... June 1944 A.A. Helps Alcoholics Stay Abstinent Over the Long Term A Brief History of People, Places, and Times A Catholic Members Appreciation Nov. 1953 A Different Slant A Doctor Speaks May 2001 A Feminine Victory A Letter To A Woman Alcoholic March 1954 A Look at "Meditation" in Early A.A. A Manual for Alcoholics Anonymous 1940 A New Generation Fights Alcoholism Feb. 1989 A Prayer from one who is willing, but does not yet believe. A Ward of the Probate Court A.A.'s First Five Years - Lois Wilson 1967 A Visit to the Soviet Union July 1989 Alcoholism May 1946 Alcoholism: Getting the Facts Alcoholism: Is There A Cure? Jan 1945 Alcoholism: New Victims, New Treatments April 1974 Alcoholism...the problem brought up to date Nov 1960 Alcohol Overview 2001 Alcoholics and God Sept 1939 Alcoholics Anonymous Buoys Members, Aides 1995 Alcoholics Anonymous Celebrates its Fiftieth Year August 1985 Alcoholics Anonymous: Cult or Cure? Feb 1963 Alcoholics Anonymous, the Dangers of Success March 1964 Alcoholics Anonymous in New York City March 1945 Alcoholics Are Just Like You and Me... June 1978 Alcoholics cannot learn to be 'social' drinkers July 1995 Alcoholics on the Air March 1945 Am I a Woman Alcoholic? March 1954 An Agonized Plea for Love July 1961 An Alcoholics Wife An American Phenomenon Feb 1951 An Artist's Concept An Early Step Study Guide Another Prodigal Story Awareness, planning can help make for sober holidays Dec 1999 Audio Files Anonymous Struggle for 25 Years June 1960 Are You Driving Your Alcoholic To Drink? Dec 1955 Back to Basics for Addicts Oct 1996 Basic Concepts of Alcoholics Anonymous Aug 1944 Behavior: Anonymous Ally Feb 1971 Bill's Story Bill Wilson, U.S. Senate Testimony, 1969 Breaking Out Of The 12-Step Lockstep June 2002 Brother Lawrence, The Practice of the Presence of God Buddhism and the 12-Step Process Can Alcoholics Recover? Aug 1946 Can We Conquer Alcoholism? July 1947 Celebrating, Surviving Holidays Charming is the Word Alcoholics 1940 Clean and Sober Jan 2003 Clean and Sober - And Agnostic July 1991 Chronic Alcoholism Cognitive Impairment & Recovery Concerning Depression Confess And Be Happy Feb 1995 Counseling the Alcoholic Don Black's Greatest Victory Sept 1948 Don't Tell Me I'm Not an Alcoholic April 1959 Double-Barreled Hope for Alcoholics Oct 1950 Drinking Alcohol During Pregnancy 2002 Drunks - by Jack McCarthy Educated Agnostic Father Ed and AA's Bill W. April 1991 Fired Again Gay Alcoholics Getting Straight June 1984 Graduation parties can be safe, sober, happy affairs 2005 Grapevine, June 1944 -- "Grapevine" in Bow Going Through The Steps 1944 Heightened Hope for Alcoholics 1946 Help for the Alcoholic's Family 1955 Hindsight Hit Bottom, Then Bounce 1954 Holidays Can Mean Big Challenges 2002 Home Brewmeister Hope for the future 2003	In a Dry Era You Can Still Be Trapped by Drinking 1995 I Always Have Help 1960 I Was an Alcoholic 1947 I Was a Teen Alcoholic 1974 I'm a Nurse in an Alcoholic Ward 1952 Interview: A Doctor Speaks 2001 Is Alcoholism a Disease? Is Alcoholism a Disease? The Medical Community Speaks 2001 It's Fun to Be Sober 1945 It's Often Harder Away From Home Jewish Alcoholics Laymen and Alcoholics 1941 Lessons From Rock Bottom Minority Women and Alcohol Use Miracles at Work for Alcoholics 1944 My Lost Seven Years 1950 My Wife and I No Booze But Plenty of Babes 1954 Now We Are Thousands Passionately Anonymous 1960 Programs That Will Help You Stay on the Wagon 1981 On His Way Our Southern Friend Quotable Quotes for A.A. History Buffs Recovery During the Holidays Rehabilitating the Alcoholic Worker 1958 Reviews of the Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous Reviews of the Book Alcoholics Anonymous Riding the Rods Scribner's COMMENTATOR, January 1941 Seattle Remembers AA Founder 'Bill W.' 1971 Second of Seven Articles on Alcoholism In Personal and Public Health 1948 Seizure Drug Improves Abstinence Skid Row U.S.A. Part 1 1949 Skid Row U.S.A. Part 2 1949 Slips Smile With Me, At Me Special Populations in Alcoholics Anonymous Spirituality, Prayer, the Twelve Steps and Judaism STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN Teen beats addiction with Kids Helping Kids 2002 The Back-Slider The Car Smasher The Common Sense of Drinking 1930 The Doctors Nightmare The Doctors Opinion The Drunkard's Best Friend Part 1 1941 The Drunkard's Best Friend Part 2 1941 The European Drinker The Fearful One The Fellowship of Alcoholics Anonymous 1945 The First A.A. Pamphlet 1940 The Founders The Fourth Step and How to Do It The Half World of Alcoholism 1946 The Healer: Bill W. 2000 The Heart of Treatment for Alcoholism 1990 The Holidays Are Here! The Housewife's Secret Sickness 1962 The Intimate Enemy 1992 The Law of Unselfishness 1964 The Queer Problem that AA Can't Bottle Up 1963 The Role of Heredity in Alcoholism The Rolling Stone The Salesman The Serenity Prayer The Seven Month Slip The Sick Person We Call an Alcoholic 1946 The Spiritual Beginnings of A.A. The Twelve Step Habit 1997 The Uphill Fight Against Alcoholism 1956 The 24 Hour Club for Alcoholics 1953 These Drug Addicts Cure One Another 1954 Traveler, Editor, Scholar The Fellowship of Alcoholics Anonymous 1945 Truth Freed Me The Unbeliever The Washingtonians 1878 Unforgettable, Bill W. 1986 Very Personal Computing 1989 We Can Lick Alcoholism 1948 We Couldn't Work if We Were Known 1954 What the Church has to Learn from Alcoholics Anonymous What We Were Like 1996 When the Ones They Love Are Alcoholics 1960 When Your Child Drinks 1986 Women And Alcoholism 1999 Yale to Rehabilitate Alcoholics 1944

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Magazine and Newspaper articles from the beginnings of Alcoholics Anonymous to the present.