An Island of Sanity
October 1998
By:
Lois C.
| Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Tradition Ten - Alcoholics Anonymous has no opinion on outside issues; hence the AA name ought never be drawn into public controversy.
From Two-stepping to Twelve-stepping
April 1997
By:
John M.
| Santa Barbara, California
Solutions in Sobriety
I Heard It Through the Grapevine
January 1997
By:
Bob M.
| Raynham, Massachusetts
A story about communication between members
The View from Here: - Each Month a Group of Past Delegates to the General Service Conference Will Talk About the Traditions
November 1996
By:
G.M.
| Kaneohe, Hawaii
An AA Magnet
Is He One of Us Yet?
November 1995
By:
Michael F.
| Charlotte, North Carolina
It took some time, but this AA finally fit in
A Simple Solution
May 1994
By:
Tom P.
| Naples
Tradition Five - Each group has but one primary purpose--to carry its message to the alcoholic who still suffers.
Dear Grapevine
May 2014
Mothers and Daughters
January 2014
By:
Carol B.
| Wellington, Nevada
Sobriety showed her the struggles her own mother had and reunited her with the daughter she gave up for adoption as an infant
Train to Nowhere
January 2013
By:
P.E.
| Merrillville, Indiana
Chugging along drunk for years, a switchman finally hits the end of the line
Swept Away
September 2012
By:
Kim L.
| Soldotna, Alaska
Reeling from a tragic flood, a woman faces the liquid that later drowned her guilt
Mountaintop Critic
September 2012
By:
James L.
| Pegram, Tennessee
This alcoholic gets a big surprise when he goes to a meeting to be told he's right
Web Exclusive: 12-Days Of Thanksgiving
July 2011
By:
Paul F.
| Nashville, Tennessee
A newsman has just “a couple of drinks” to calm himself for a radio job on Thanksgiving day
Tropic of temptation
February 2011
By:
Alan L.
| Stourbridge, West Midlands
A vacation romance with a chronic relapser takes him out of his comfort zone
An air of unity
September 2010
By:
JIM F.
| St. Louis, Mo.
A delegate shares about the 60th General Service Conference
Half a day at a time
December 2009
By:
COLIN Q.
| Fort Collins, Colo.
Counting sobriety in hours and minutes, a newcomer realizes he'll be all right