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Celebrating anniversaries, making amends
The disease of alcoholism brought my husband and me to a point where it became difficult to live together. ... Read more
By Anonymous, India
The Forum, March 2009
One Alateen conference changed my life
I didn’t believe it when my mother first told me she was an alcoholic ... Read more
By Lorraine, New York
T
he Forum, January 2009
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We are not professionals, merely family members of alcoholics.