Daily Reprieve · May 2014

Letter from the Editor

In  this  issue,  we  will  be  continuing  our  look  back  to  the  beginnings  of  our  Program  with Wally   P’s   “Back   to   Basics”   articles   on   Steps   3   and   4.   Entitled   “Back   to   the   Basics   of Recovery,”  this  is  the  original  action  program  used  with  newcomers  by  the  first  members  of AA. Local  members’  contributions  this  month  include  “A  New  Beginning  in  Life,”  which  tells  the story  of  hitting  bottom  and  the  miracle  of  finding  hope  in  AA.    In  “I  Started  Drinking  Early  in Life”   tells   the   story   of   an   alcoholic   who   knew   she   had   a   problem   for   decades   before   an overseas  move  to  Singapore  finally  brought  her  into  the  rooms. From  Great  Britain,  Annie  shares  about  finding  her  way  into  AA  with  the  help  of  a  caring neighbour  and  the  telephone  service  of  the  fellowship  in  “How  a  Helpful  Neighbour  Set  this Alcoholic  on  the  Road  to  Recovery.” And,   as   she   steps   down   from   her   service   position   with   P.I   &   H.I   (Public   Information   and Hospital  Information),  Doreen  shares  the  wisdom  and  experience  she  gained  from  her  time on  that  important  community  outreach  committee. This  newsletter  is  my  last  issue  as  Editor  of  the  Daily  Reprieve.    Thank  you  to  Michelle  K.  for taking   over   this   position.     I’m   sure   she   will   grow   our   Newsletter   in   new   and   interesting directions!  It  has  been  a  wonderful  service  position  during  the  last  year  and  a  half,  and  as

Doreen  reminds  us  in  her  article:    Service  Strengthens  Sobriety!

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