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AA taught him how to stop making a mess of his life and learn to be a friend to himself and others

A member in New Hampshire shares his thoughts about Tradition Five. We keep it simple, and we give it away

Need for recognition drove his drinking, but in AA he found anonymity was a way to become right-sized

Through AA, he found a new, more powerful relationship with a Higher Power that was with him his whole life

His wife’s return from a relapse inspired him to recommit to AA just at the right time

In a tough prison after a relapse, his growing bond with a Higher Power assures him it’ll be OK

No matter how many years you have, there might come a time when it’s just you and a bottle. Here’s what one woman did

Bad days are fewer and farther between, but when they come, she knows how to deal with them

Finding herself at a crossroads, she chose the path less traveled.

A man from Nepal reminds him that we don’t have the power to get people sober. We just hope and keep reaching out

Wearing orange juice cans and a wine-stained robe, she opened the door to AA. Because of Tradition Three, they opened the door to her

Beaten by liquor and full of fear, he had lots and lots of opinions. Thankfully, because of Tradition Ten, we didn’t

He was just getting sober and back on his feet—and now this? How would he ever pay this huge bill?

An AA member in Moldova shares his journey to nurture local groups despite language barriers

Just in case he ever forgets, a member recalls what an evening out was actually like