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An Ohio member expresses her love of our braille literature in a 1957 Grapevine article

The importance of letting go of thinking too hard

Her son roused her from the depths of her alcoholism

One alcoholic’s extraordinary path takes her from Detroit to Guam.

With less than two weeks sober and liquor everywhere in sight, how on earth was she going to not drink?

A young gay woman learns that getting sober and sharing her truth in AA was just the connection she needed

After a car crash dealt her a traumatic brain injury, she kept close to the program, got involved in service and learned to ask for help

A longtime member shares hope for those who have grave emotional and mental issues in sobriety

Arriving at a famous New York meeting, three AA adventurers find their faith rewarded

After a life of drinking and upheaval, she longed more than anything for emotional sobriety

How Bill’s writing in the “Twelve and Twelve” helped him through a challenging time in his sobriety

You never know what share will help you in an AA meeting while floating on top of the world

For this writer, safety and sobriety come in four-legged form

Sad and scared, her drinking had landed her in prison. But she was sober and some peace came from up above

Normally, he took the stairs—but something told him to wait for the elevator