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For three months, her pink cloud kept her going. It was only after it turned grey that she discovered the value of a simple word: gratitude

It’s the middle of the night, her car has died and she’ll miss her flight. How will she ever make her son’s wedding?

Wild kids next door were causing trouble and she had to do something. She had no idea she was leaping headfirst into Step Ten

A woman finds a new home group after moving to a new town

In the mountains, a woman faces big changes after a breakup and a move.

After many relapses and false starts she heard something in a meeting that changed everything

His journey to forgive his mother ended one sunny day as he sipped on pineapple juice

AA showed her the way out of her dark hole

It can work, even if you don't have a Higher Power

An ex-committee member learns how our structure is maintained to ensure Twelve-Step work is always available

After getting sober herself, she learnt that she was powerless over the alcoholism of others

The first version of the principles that still guide AA groups

From the August 1956 Grapevine

A tough guy goes to school

From the AA Grapevine, February 1958, Bill W.'s classic essay looks back on the Fellowship's early experiences with addicts and special-interest group factions and outlines what they learned.