Military Audio - Heather N., a retired Corporal in the Royal Canadian Air Force

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Heather N., a retired Corporal in the Royal Canadian Air Force, reflects on the importance of service in A.A., and finding initiative and bravery in sobriety by connecting to a Higher Power, and by using the power of simple slogans in Alcoholics Anonymous such as “Easy Does It” and “Live and Let Live”.

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