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Nurses Hear A.A.s

Obsolete and Inadequate

In the aftermath of the tragic death of a sponsee, his sponsor reflects back on life, service, and relapse in AA

As the COVID crisis continues, she’s more determined than ever to help reach out any way she can

With sound AA advice and a good sponsor, a member with mental illness finds her way

From his prison cell, a member writes about the harrowing drunken night he still can’t recall

Getting sober in AA relieved him of his alcoholism and the shackles he made for himself

A prisoner finds his shining light in one of the longest-running prison groups in the nation

Sitting in a hotel room in downtown Lincoln, he found himself ruminating on some experiences from decades before

Things don't have to be bad to get worse

Finding solace in nature

We may be paid for our special skills but not for doing what keeps us sober. - Tradition Eight - Alcoholics Anonymous should remain forever nonprofessional, but our service centers may employ special workers.

One Members' Journey

1980 survey results show increasing variety in AA's membership