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Her mother, sober and beloved by AA

A GSO staff member on the CPC desk shares how grateful he is that a professional knew how to make AA attractive

Working with the right person turned her sobriety around

Service outside of your AA group can be a wild trip!
Just ask someone who’s doing it

She took someone else to an AA meeting—but came back for herself

One night at a speaker meeting, he met a woman who shared something for which he’ll be forever grateful

Making an amends, done thoughtfully, sometimes makes other amends unnecessary

Accepting the past fully means acknowledging both good and bad

After her divorce, she crossed an invisible but very real line

On the beautiful shores of Hawaii, there’s a group of alcoholics who love their Twelve and Twelve

Being in the right place at the right time is more important than all the advanced degrees in the world

Tolerance was the key to our relationship. She and I developed “key words” to help us. When there was tension, Karen could say, “Hot chocolate.” That was my clue to call my sponsor.

Once she got a service sponsor general service became her passion, and a whole new world opened up