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An AA member re-reads Boswell's "Life of Johnson

The freedom of waking up each morning without fear is something this AA treasures

I hit bottom during my kids’ teenage years. Going into juvenile detention centers has been a way of giving back and showing up for teenagers.

As with an individual, there’s nothing like an inventory to help a home group stay healthy, happy and focused

I had been fired again. I was hitting bottom, though I didn’t know that at the time. I picked up the pay phone in the coffee shop. That was my First Step.

Our job is to remember the past, learn from it—but don’t repeat it

He made his plan to escape out the back door. But two guys with a coffeepot were waiting

For years, he jumped from meeting to meeting until he learned the value of a place called home

A drunk finds joy in helping the hearing-impaired find AA

Could his bottom have gotten any lower?

Too much of a good thing?

Alcoholism and Crime