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The Real Miracle

November 2016
For this recovering alcoholic Down Under, AA spells gratitude—to her home group, her Higher Power, her sponsor, and to all the people who have made the miracle of sobriety happen for her.

From the Grass Roots

November 1957
By: A. T. | New York City, New York
On Tradition XI

The Millwright's Apprentice

September 2015
A lesson he received long before he got sober still resonates

The Top of the Hill

March 2001
By: Diane W. | Glocester, Rhode Island

Sweet Goodbye at the Farm

January 2013
By: Mary Carol R. | Baltimore, Maryland
A sponsor learns the power of letting go by showing up for her sponsee

Raise the Bottom

September 2005
Young people in AA meet

Is Your Skeleton in the Closet?

June 1995
By: Daniel J. | Maryknoll, New York

The Act of Seeking

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By: Brad L. | Pahrump, Nev.
Finding a spiritual life in AA meant letting go of crippling preconceptions

The 75-year-old Newcomer

September 2014
By: Margaret P. | Edmonton,, Alberta

The Beauty of Tradition Ten

October 2012
By: Matt F. | Brooklyn, New York
Outside debates stay outside

From the Grass Roots

June 1954
By: M. M. | Ibadan, Nigeria
IT ALL ADDS UP

Pushing for humility

February 2011
By: Alison | Rhode Island
A work-hard, play-hard lifestyle became a work-obsessively, drink-alcoholically way of life

The Jumping Off Place

June 2002
By: Anonymous | Spokane, Washington

The AA Toolkit Becomes A Whole Workbench

December 2017 | Issue Title Here
By: Kathleen B. | Davidsonville, Md.
Through a plague of mishaps and misfortunes, she finds that working the program in every way possible keeps her sober—and sane

End of the Line

October 2015
She was in the fashion business, but her life was hardly haute couture

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AA and the Drug Addict

October 1965
By: Rev. Kenneth R. Waldron, D. D.
Suggestion: How AA members have helped--and can help--the recovered drug addict

From The Hills Of Arkansas

August 2017
By: Charles G. | Evans, Ga.
He clawed his way out of a hardscrabble childhood, but alcohol followed him relentlessly. When he couldn’t drink, yet couldn’t die, he finally surrendered

Not Bad for a Redneck from Mississippi

July 2002
By: Jimmy W. | Cazadero, California
From the sublime to the tragic

The Bar Was My Home, a Liquor Glass My Best Friend

June 1997
By: Fred T. | Corpus Christi, Texas

From the Grass Roots

January 1956
By: D. H. P. | St. Lampert, Quebec
SOME ANSWERS TO "M.M.'s" GRIPE ABOUT BAR-BY-BAR AA TALKS

Adrift on the Deep Blue Sea, This Crazy Mediterranean Voyage in a Rowboat Summed up His Alcoholic Life

September 1968
By: Rodger McA. | Cheshire, Connecticut

You won’t find rainbows in the bottom of a glass

December 2013
By: John B. | Rochester, New York
While Sinatra’s lonely saloon song plays, an old-timer wonders how he picked up after 39 years

The Old Squirrel Cage

November 1946
By: Tom D. | Grand Rapids, Michigan

A Word to the Wise

May 1987
By: J. C. | West Henrietta, New York
The difference between acceptance and change

Twelve Steps and the Older Member

April 1955
By: J. E. | Bronxville, New York
Step Five: Admitted to God, to ourselves and to another human being the exact nature of our wrongs

Lighting the Way

August 2020 | LGBTQ+
By: Kimberlea M. | Port Moody, British Columbia
A remote communities chair was surprisingly prepared when the COVID-19 crisis hit

Back to the Future

January 2000
By: Anonymous | Kyushu, Japan

The Twelve Traditions

November 1951
By which we live. . .

Where the ducks swim

December 2013
By: T.E. | Seattle, Washington
Sweet talks by a golden pond help a “grumpy” agnostic spread his wings

The Three Little Pigs and Alcoholism

August 1993
By: Gene S. | Greencastle, Indiana

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Quote June 10, 2016

“After telling Dr. Bob my story, I explained how truly I needed him. Would he allow me to help him, I might remain sober myself. The seed that was to flower as AA began to grow toward the light.”

AA Co-Founder, Bill W., January 1951 “Dr. Bob: A Tribute” The Language of the Heart
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Quote June 6, 2017

“There will always be people in the Fellowship with whom I don’t see eye-to-eye, but that doesn’t mean we can’t work together. The Fellowship wouldn’t be what it is today if we always saw eye-to-eye on everything.”

Goffstown, N.H., September 1994 “Principles Before Personalities,” AA Grapevine
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Quote June 10 2013

"After telling Dr. Bob my story, I explained how truly I needed him. Would he allow me to help him, I might remain sober myself. The seed that was to flower as AA began to grow toward the light."

AA Co-Founder, Bill W., January 1951 "Dr. Bob: A Tribute" The Language of the Heart
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Quote June 6, 2014

“There will always be people in the Fellowship with whom I don’t see eye-to-eye, but that doesn’t mean we can’t work together. The Fellowship wouldn’t be what it is today if we always saw eye-to-eye on everything.”

Goffstown, New Hampshire, September 1994 “Principles Before Personalities,” AA Grapevine

November 30, 2013

“I began to find ... a more centered, purposeful life, at least in the sense that my body, mind, emotions, and soul were all more or less heading in the same direction. I was riding one horse instead of four.”

La Canada, Calif., November 1989 “Stepping Into the Sunlight,” Spiritual Awakenings
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Grapevine Daily Quote February 1, 2019

“While I may be powerless to solve the globe’s problems, I am given all the power I need to make a difference to my community, my family, my job, my friends, and most importantly, to stay sober and help other alcoholics.”

“The Scoop,” Woodinville, Washington, November 2013, AA Grapevine
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Quote February 1 2014

"While I may be powerless to solve the globe's problems, I am given all the power I need to make a difference to my community, my family, my job, my friends, and most importantly, to stay sober and help other alcoholics."

Woodinville, Wash., November 2013 From: "The Scoop" AA Grapevine
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Quote February 1, 2017

“While I may be powerless to solve the globe’s problems, I am given all the power I need to make a difference to my community, my family, my job, my friends, and most importantly, to stay sober and help other alcoholics.”

Woodinville, Wash., November 2013 “The Scoop,” AA Grapevine
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Quote February 20, 2015

“Never should we be lulled into complacent self-satisfaction by the wide acclaim and success that is everywhere ours. This is the subtle temptation which could stagnate us today, perchance disintegrate us tomorrow. We have always rallied to meet and transcend failure and crisis. Problems have been our stimulants. How well, though, shall we be able to meet the problems of success?”

AA Co-Founder, Bill W., July 1960“AA Tomorrow,”The Language of the Heart
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Grapevine Daily Quote July 8, 2018

“Once the miracle of sobriety has been received ... Providence expects all of us to work and to grow -- to do our part in maintaining our blessings in full force. A perpetual miracle -- with no effort or responsibility on our part -- simply isn’t in the cards. We all understand that the price of both personal and group survival is willingness and sacrifice, vigilance and work.”

AA Co-Founder, Bill W., April 1958,“Guardian of AA: Our General Service Conference”, The Language of the Heart
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Grapevine Daily Quote February 20, 2018

“Never should we be lulled into complacent self-satisfaction by the wide acclaim and success that is everywhere ours. This is the subtle temptation which could stagnate us today, perchance disintegrate us tomorrow. We have always rallied to meet and transcend failure and crisis. Problems have been our stimulants. How well, though, shall we be able to meet the problems of success?”

AA Co-Founder, Bill W., July 1960 “AA Tomorrow,” The Language of the Heart
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Quote July 8 2013

“Once the miracle of sobriety has been received ... Providence expects all of us to work and to grow -- to do our part in maintaining our blessings in full force. A perpetual miracle -- with no effort or responsibility on our part -- simply isn’t in the cards. We all understand that the price of both personal and group survival is willingness and sacrifice, vigilance and work.”

AA Co-Founder, Bill W., April 1958 “Guardian of AA: Our General Service Conference” The Language of the Heart
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Grapevine Daily Quote May 2, 2018

“I cannot adequately describe how light I feel since I took the Fifth Step, and how soundly I sleep.”

“A 5,000-Mile Discussion,” Secunderabad, India, December 1982Step By Step: Real AAs, Real Recovery
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Grapevine Daily Quote May 10, 2018

“Tomorrow – and all the tomorrows to come – are but extensions of right here, right now.”

“Right Here Right Now!” Santa Barbara, California, September 1960A.A. in Prison: Inmate to Inmate
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Grapevine Daily Quote May 15, 2018

“A religious, or spiritual experience, is the act of giving up reliance on one’s own omnipotence.”

Dr. Harry Tiebout, September 1944Comments on Wylie Ideas”, The Language of the Heart
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