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Taking a chance on the gift of sobriety

Invaluable questions in the “Twelve and Twelve” helped repair a mom’s relationship with her daughter

When she thinks of taking a drink, her sponsor speaks one word to her

I jumped from my seat. I demanded that we didn’t need AA. I remember feeling embarrassed after my tirade because he just continued to speak politely.

The perfect home group? This AA discovered it the first time he stepped into a meeting

A beautifully written ode to the strength of spirituality

For this alcoholic, sobriety is all about the ABC’s

A member says when it comes to thinking and acting, finding the right balance is key

A reminder to always treasure that most precious gift, sobriety

Other couples in AA began inviting us out for coffee. Suggestions, such as greeting each other with a kiss or ending the day with a slow dance, helped to rekindle our lost intimacy.

Even though it’s growing in size, her home group remains a place of family, connection and purpose

Where would she ever find AA on a remote mountain during a pandemic? She was about to be surprised

For the first two months, I’d show up Wednesday nights at the appointed time, unlock the space, make coffee and sit there and read. After an hour, I’d dump the coffee.