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His alcoholism kept him alone in hell. But once he made it to AA, he got the gift of “we”

A newcomer gets sober in the town where it all began. Once he hits college, he finds his sober crew

This Canadian officer thought going to AA would end his Air Force career. Instead, his life took flight

With letters and calls, she walked her through the Steps and on the way to a new life

Like me, he didn’t speak much Spanish. He needed someone to talk to. Over time, it became apparent we were helping each other stay sober.

At his old home group they used to go all out with celebrations. At his new group they don’t even have a cake!

When drama exploded on a sibling camping trip, the perfect solution became a family affair

A longtime member shares his journey of buried wounds and the importance of getting outside help

It was Kathy and her guitar, and me in my wheelchair with an oxygen bottle. My sponsor, a resident there, joined in the singing. It was a high I won’t ever forget.

She lovingly looked at me and said, “Sweetie, none of that is a requirement to be here.” I now have more than 11,000 days of sobriety.

I started reading a story a day. I began bookmarking highlights and now have them as reference much like I’ve underlined my Big Book over the years.

A sponsor’s journey with a sponsee takes wing over the phone

In AA she finally found the medicine that worked—the Steps, prayer and fellowship—one day at a time

After spending a last few days with the sponsor he loved, he passes on that love to other men in AA

A member raised in the Muslim faith shares her eye-opening journey with the Second and Third Steps