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In February 2003, the Winnipeg Women's Group in Winnipeg, Manitoba, celebrated its fiftieth anniversary, making it, they've been told, the oldest women's group in Alcoholics Anonymous to function continuously for that length of time. --The Home Group<lbHe

We Thank You for Your Lives

A meeting for mothers, and others

Part I

It doesn't have to be the loneliest night any more

What can an AA who has had a ruinous slip teach us?

For most alcoholics, the disease develops slowly and grows insidiously. Here, it was a quick bonfire, searing a young life in a few months

When she went missing a police officer saw her as a sick person, not a bad one. It set her on the road to grateful sobriety

She found a dreamy way to get both gratitude and sleep and not have to count those shaggy sheep

It isn’t your age that counts when you come into the program, it’s your willingness, as one older newcomer discovers

A lesson he received long before he got sober still resonates

Letters to the editors from readers

With spurs and spiky wristbands she found her way to AA