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Dear Grapevine

January 2018 | Sponsorship

Dear Grapevine

July 2013

Grapevine Daily Quote July 1

“Today I think I can trace a clear linkage between my guilt and my pride. Both of them were certainly attention-getters. In pride I could say, ‘Look at me, I am wonderful.’ In guilt I would moan, ‘I’m awful.’ Therefore guilt is really the reverse of the coin of pride. Guilt aims at self-destruction, and pride aims at the destruction of others.”

AA Co-Founder, Bill W., November 1960, “Freedom Under God: The Choice Is Ours”, The Language of the Heart
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Grapevine Daily Quote June 30

“Today I think I can trace a clear linkage between my guilt and my pride. Both of them were certainly attention-getters. In pride I could say, ‘Look at me, I am wonderful.’ In guilt I would moan, ‘I’m awful.’ Therefore guilt is really the reverse of the coin of pride. Guilt aims at self-destruction, and pride aims at the destruction of others.”

AA Co-Founder, Bill W., November 1960, “Freedom Under God: The Choice Is Ours”, The Language of the Heart
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Like a Prayer

August 2020 | LGBTQ+
By: Sherry L. | Beckley, W.V.
When things got tough, she knew just what to do. Pray, pull over and reach for every tool

Let me off this plane!

September 2018
By: Lucas C. | Duncan, British Columbia
His drinking caused him to push everyone away, but now he needed them. This was his final boarding call

From Believer to Non-Believer

November 2014
By: Bob S. | Louisville, Kentucky
At around 8 years sober, he redefined his Higher Power

Nine beers away

December 2013
By: Darryl B. | Corpus Christi, Texas
He measured his distance in bottles, but help was much closer than he thought

Drifting Away From AA

July 2002
By: Richard C. | Des Moines, Iowa
AA in Des Moines just wasn't the same as AA in Chicago

A Homegrown Drunk

March 1995
By: Anonymous | Kauai, Hawaii

I Needed a Psychiatrist

November 1983
By: Anonymous
She was sober, divorced, and on the prowl--then she found help in rebuilding her life - From the January 1965 Grapevine

I Needed a Psychiatrist

January 1965
By: Anon. | Palm Springs, California
She was sober, divorced and on the prowl--Then she found help in rebuilding her life

AN ANSWER

February 1964

Silent Partners

August 1958
By: Marian M. | Springfield, Illinois
The story of one of the pioneer "wives' groups"--now part of the Al-Anon Family Group Set-up--is here chronicled by one of its founders.

Editors Letter

April 2018

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A Patron Saint of AA

September 1990
By: Charles M. | Columbia, Tennessee
Ninth Tradition - AA, as such, ought never be organized; but we may create service boards or committees directly responsible to those they serve.

Truly belonging

June 2023 | Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions
By: J.B. | Santa Rosa, California
From her earliest days, the“Twelve and Twelve” helped her feel part of. Who knew even more joy would come?

Confessions of a Spreadsheet-Loving Nerd

March 2023 | Get Into Service
By: Christina S. | League City, Texas
She found the service she loves, and it keeps on giving back

Native Understanding

October 2012
By: Rod B. | Salt Lake City, Utah
An AA trustee's thoughts on carrying the message to the Native American alcoholic

Home sweet home

June 2019 | Letting Go of Resentments
By: Teresa H. | Cranberry Township, Pennsylvania
The meeting her dad once attended became the place that she could call home

One Sunday Afternoon

January 2016
We can't change the things that happen, we can only change how we respond to them

Learning to live

February 1995
By: M.J.H. | Columbia, South Carolina

Of Garbage Cans and Other Strange Tales

September 1985
By: E. E. | Tulsa, Oklahoma

Secret Lives

She used to tell strangers in bars her life story. Step Five helped her get over the shame of that.

Flung Open

May 2016
With the help of a good sponsor, she looked in every dark cranny and it changed her heart and soul

Real Men Don't Make Amends--Do They?

October 1984
By: N. D. | Omaha, Nebraska
Step 9 - Made direct amends to such people wherever possible, except when to do so would injure them or others

Is That Resentment Necessary?

November 1968
By: M. D. B. | Jackson, Michigan
Maybe you're hanging on to a few because you feel they're justified. Take another look . . .

Out of Shadows

May 1959
By: B.R. | Palmyra

Closed Meeting

January 1957
SLOW DOWN AND STAY SOBER

Anonymity!

April 1951
By: H. S. | Great Neck, Long Island, New York
Gratitude, Humility, Anonymity. . .and the greatest of these is. . .

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