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The Cage

July 1971
By: E. S. | Brooklyn, New York
From the year 1990 comes a horror story for our time

Westward Ho! the Booze!

July 1971
By: G. N. G. | Queens, New York
Another of the Grapevine's scientific studies of alcohol and alcoholics

Alcoholism--divine Malady?

May 1968
By: P. H.
How do alcoholism and AA look to others? Here is a view of AA as a <emphasis type="underline">layman's movement</emphasis> that cuts across all religions

In AA'S First Five Years

January 1967
Lois W., wife of AA's co-founder, Bill, recalls the time in AA when there were few members and no Big Book.

AA Is Never Lost!

January 1961
By: L. H. | Southampton
You Can Find It If You Look

A Year Later. . .

June 1958
By: Bud S. | San Diego, California
An outgoing ('56-'57) Conference Delegate wrote the letter below to the incoming "freshman" ('58-'59) team at our request, back in January. Although its view is of the '57 Conference, its spirit and meaning are of the kind which never become "dated.

The Chairman

May 1952
THE SERENITY PRAYER <lbhow do YOU apply it?

Will AA Ever Have A Personal Government?

January 1947
By: Bill W.

Along the Metropolitan Circuit

September 1944

Grapevine Daily Quote May 16, 2019

“I believe most of us would agree that the general idea of anonymity is sound, because it encourages alcoholics and the families of alcoholics to approach us for help. Still fearful of being stigmatized, they regard our anonymity as an assurance their problems will be kept confidential; that the alcoholic skeleton in the family closet will not wander in the streets.”

AA Co-Founder, Bill W., March 1946, “Our Anonymity Is Both Inspiration and Safety”, The Language of the Heart
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Grapevine Daily Quote August 7, 2018

“Many ask ‘What is anonymity?’ and ‘What is humility?’ To me, they are almost the same thing. They are devoid of prestige; they demand nothing; they don’t ask to be ‘right’; they simply suggest that the icy egocentric elements in all of us retire into the background and that we wear the warm cloak of anonymity and humility and therefore, spirituality.”

“The Quest for Spirituality,” Walnut Creek, California, March 2000, Voices of Long-Term Sobriety
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Quote May 16, 2017

“I believe most of us would agree that the general idea of anonymity is sound, because it encourages alcoholics and the families of alcoholics to approach us for help. Still fearful of being stigmatized, they regard our anonymity as an assurance their problems will be kept confidential; that the alcoholic skeleton in the family closet will not wander in the streets.”

AA Co-Founder, Bill W., March 1946 “Our Anonymity Is Both Inspiration and Safety,” The Language of the Heart
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Quote August 7 2013

"Many ask 'What is anonymity?' and 'What is humility?' To me, they are almost the same thing. They are devoid of prestige; they demand nothing; they don't ask to be 'right'; they simply suggest that the icy egocentric elements in all of us retire into the background and that we wear the warm cloak of anonymity and humility and therefore, spirituality."

Walnut Creek, Calif., March 2000 "The Quest for Spirituality" Voices of Long-Term Sobriety
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The Unanswered Questions

March 1959
By: Paul G. | Playa del Rey, California

The Language of the Heart

November 1972
By: Bill W.
From the Grapevine book AA Today, published on the occasion of AA's twenty-fifth anniversary

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Through the Gate

August 2014
By: Charlie D. | Dallas, Texas
Suffering from alcohol-induced dementia, he took the Third Step

To Lift his Spirits

July 2014
By: V,J. | Chandler, Arizona
After an AA mom’s son lands in jail for drunken driving, she learns to stay sober and let go

Like a Duckling

June 2014
By: Matt S. | Buffalo Grove, Illinois
At his first meeting, he was just about to leave before going in, when someone stopped him

The Wild Adventure

February 2014
By: Bridget R. | Des Moines, Iowa
Life was a lot fuller when she began living in the solution and not the problem

Not Too Early

November 2013
A court order got him into AA but the young people he met helped him stay

Doc Talk

November 2013
By: Terry L. | Minnesota
Hoping to educate doctors about AA is one man’s medicine

To Catch a Thief

July 2013
By: P.N. | Toronto, Ontario
A group shows how they deal with missing money—lovingly

Web Exclusive: Self-Supporting

February 2012
By: Mike S. | Morgantown, Indiana
A member discusses the spiritual significance of supporting ourselves

Web Exclusive: A Coffee Pot and a Resentment

October 2011
By: Mike S. | Morgantown, Indiana
A group splinters over debates about singleness of purpose

Hello? White Light?

September 2011
By: Charlie S. | West Sacramento, California
Spiritual awakenings come in many forms and endless varieties

Web Exclusive: It's Never Too Late

August 2011
By: Matt S. | Buffalo Grove, Illinois
It look him thirty years to realize that it's never to late to ask for help

I need answers!

October 2010
By: LISA E. | Vail, Colo.
A newcomer reads the Big Book in rehab, but a sponsor helps her understand it

Making her meeting

September 2010
By: DAWN G. | Kenosha, Wis.
After a tragic accident in the Middle East, an officer finds her courage at a base camp group

DON'T CRY FOR ME: SMILE!

September 2010
By: STEVE C. | Tulsa, Okla.
Blindness was a sad state of affairs until he changed on the inside

RAILROADED

July 2010
By: SHAUN G. | Manteca, Calif.
Talked into service, a reluctant teen meets the AAs who convince him to stick around

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