Dear Friends in Sobriety,

In addition to continuing our look at The 12 Concepts for World Service, this issue of the Daily Reprieve highlights the diversity of our experiences in sobriety and with the program of AA.

Two members share about coming into the rooms for the first time and what they found there:

In “106 Days and Counting” we hear from a young woman who only recently joined the fellowship. She shares her difficulties and enthusiasm with immediacy.

In “Only One” another member shares of those early days from a perspective of longer sobriety. We can feel the deeper changes that have happened in her life over time by working the 12 Steps of Alcoholics Anonymous.

We also have a very special feature in this issue: a song written by one of our fellows, “She Don’t Think Like She Used To,” including lyrics and guitar chords.

And for a bit of brain work, there is a Word Search Puzzle created by a local member.

Finally, I’d like to thank all those who have contributed to this issue of the Daily Reprieve. If you’d like to help by being on the committee, writing articles or finding articles and materials to print, please contact: newsletter.singaporeaa@gmail.com

The very warmest regards, Claire