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“AA's greatest power is not in the program itself, but in the examples of the men [and women] who have followed it.”

“The rewards of asking for help – increased humility, connection, and trust – are well worth the effort.”

“When I’m willing to pay the price for top-shelf sobriety, ‘action’ is still the magic word.”

“When I’m willing to pay the price for top-shelf sobriety, ‘action’ is still the magic word.”

“The rewards of asking for help – increased humility, connection, and trust – are well worth the effort.”

"The ego of the alcoholic dies a hard death ... fitting and wearing halos is not for us."

"The ego of the alcoholic dies a hard death ... fitting and wearing halos is not for us."

"When I'm willing to pay the price for top-shelf sobriety, 'action' is still the magic word."

The rewards of asking for help – increased humility, connection, and trust – are well worth the effort.

“I’m still mystified by how I got sober, and the only answer that makes sense is that I stopped drinking through the grace of God. I was thinking about the difference between those of us who get sober and those who are still drinking, and I believe the difference is that we have accepted the grace that was offered. Every day, my Higher Power gives me the grace to be sober, and every day I make the choice not to drink, to accept the grace.”

“I was so busy juggling the regrets of the past with the expectations of tomorrow I had no time for living in the present.”

“I was so busy juggling the regrets of the past with the expectations of tomorrow I had no time for living in the present.”

“The sanity I’ve received through work on the Steps is far more than I could have hoped for.”

“The Twelve Steps are deceptively simple but provide limitless spiritual growth for anyone with the patience to stay the course.”

“The Twelve Steps are deceptively simple but provide limitless spiritual growth for anyone with the patience to stay the course.”