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About Alcoholism - Alcoholism Information, Research and Treatment

January 1968
By: Newsweek
Cocktailers Anonymous

Humor

July 1962
By: On Center | Salem, Oregon

Humor

February 1955
By: Chips | New Bern, North Carolina

PO BOX 1980

June 2008
By: Anonymous
Not something to ignore

Once Over Lightly

March 1984

PO Box 1980

May 1976
By: R. G. | Portland, Oregon
In favor of AA basics

Short Takes

August 1965
By: L. S. | Charleston, West Virginia

The Anecdote Bin

July 1965
Dedicated to the lighter side of our common problem

Short Takes

January 1960
By: Mainstay

Going Places

April 2026 | Getting into General Service
By: Amber C. | Wilmington, Delaware
The challenge of rebuilding a fun, active life in early sobriety was tough. But she took action and stuck with it

If It Works, Don’t Fix It

Web Exclusives | Grapevine Online Exclusives
By: Kim S. | St. Paul, MN
“One Day at a Time” takes on new meaning when you are awaiting brain surgery

For Free And For Fun

Web Exclusives | Grapevine Online Exclusives
By: Deborah P | Toronto, Ontario
The laughter from her first AA conference has echoed all through her sobriety

Time to Adjust

November 2022 | Fun in Sobriety
By: Mary R. | Snellville, Ga.
It’s a sad reality that these issues have become tied to politics in many people’s minds, which makes how we treat each other in AA all the more important.

Hidden Surprises

August 2022 | Sober Travel
By: Cecilia D.S.R. | Ajax, Ontario
Using the word “allergy” to explain my needs to people has worked very well for me over the years. I immediately get a server’s attention when I use that word.

Mouth Closed Ears Open

June 2022 | Stories by Longtimers!
By: Rachel P. | Oak View, Calif.
The ability to connect with others started by keeping my mouth shut and letting differing opinions and experiences into my consciousness.

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Distilled Spirits

October 1993
By: C. W. | Saskatoon, Saskatchewan

Ham on Wry

April 1986

Once Over Lightly

October 1984
Sense and nonsense on the road to recovery

PO Box 1980

July 1978
By: R. G. | Manhattan, New York
To tell or not to tell

PO Box 1980

February 1977
By: M. S. | London
The GV is good medicine

Planting Seeds in Kenya

December 2022 | Remote Communities & Sober Holidays
By: Andrew K. | Hamilton, N.J.
Sobriety reignited his love of farming, but a prayer led him on a journey that enhanced his sense of service forever

To Die in Albuquerque

April 2014
By: Rhonda Z., | Eugene, Oregon
A young woman relapses and heads west to finish the job—then one day the phone rings

Tradition Time

November 2012
By: Jon C. | El Dorado Hills, California
He was so busy doing service, he barely noticed his depression had lifted

Web Exclusive: Coming Back and Coming Clean

December 2011
By: Scott T.
After a relapse, a member tells his homegroup that he took money from the basket

Through Others' Eyes

June 2002
By: Libby G. | Tucson, Arizona

Staying in the Momentum

August 1995
By: Scot G. | Blacksburg, Virginia

. . .And the Wisdom to Know the Difference

June 1994
By: Isabelle H. | New York, New York

An Unscientific Study

March 1993
By: Ernie K. | Indian Wells, California

Let Me Think for Myself!

December 1989
By: Harold B. | Punta Gorda, Florida

Crossing the Threshold

January 1989
By: Richard K. | New York, New York
Step One: We admitted we were powerless over alcohol--that our lives had become unmanageable

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