Need to Be Alone October 1990
CHAPTER THREE: Life Will Keep on Happening Seeking help for their fear, anxiety, depression, or mental illness helped these alcoholics move forward in recovery
Living Life Forward October 2005
A New Perspective February 2006
Falling Apart on the Inside April 2005
An Outside Issue? October 2005
CHAPTER FOUR: Not in My Lifeboat:When Love and Tolerance Fail Us Letting go of resentments and judgments about fellow AAs
The Watering Hole September 2003
Memoirs of a Black AA August 1985
A Plea for Love and Tolerance April 1999
At Home in a Home Group February 1991
CHAPTER FIVE: To Love and Be Loved Members reach out for help—and to help others—when heartache and loneliness threaten to shatter their sobriety
Love and Death—One Day at a Time February 2003
In the Center of Sorrow February 2007
PART THREE: FINANCIAL ADVERSITY
CHAPTER SIX: Paycheck to Paycheck, Meeting to Meeting Unemployed AAs hold on to hope and the Fellowship one day at a time
Out of Work, But Not Hope December 2000
Through the Darkest Days May 2005
Dependence on His Higher Power Led Him to a Greater Sense of Independence October 1979
CHAPTER SEVEN: Sober, Grateful, Broke The big and small coincidences (or maybe miracles) that carry recovering alcoholics through tough economic times
The Woman in the Mirror June 1998
PART FOUR: SPIRITUAL ADVERSITY
CHAPTER EIGHT: The End of the Journey Realizing that their days are soon drawing to a close, these AAs reaffirm their desire to stay sober
Living Sober, Dying Sober September 2004
