Holidays, Shmolidays
November 2010
By:
MATT S.
| Buffalo Grove, Ill.
A grump learns that every day sober is a holiday
Alone with my ex
September 2010
By:
DOUGLAS M.
| Covington, Ky.
During a coerced meeting with a bitter ex-wife, a Ninth Step emerges
Virtually real
May 2010
By:
JIM F.
| Devonport, Tasmania
An old-timer attends both online and face-to-face meetings for different reasons
What's it worth?
August 2009
By:
WILL K.
| Westby, Wisc
Service helped him become comfortable being himself
The Ego & The AA
February 2009
By:
Greg M.
| Fort Myers, Florida
Self-centeredness can be the most baffling of character defects
My First Meeting
October 2008
By:
Alex S.
| Ottawa, Ontario
After months of online AA, an alcoholic risks an actual meeting
Eastern Canada Regional Forum Meets in June
September 2008
Fellowship, service are key topics at Nova Scotia session
Special Forum In Rimouski, Quebec
October 2007
Meeting fosters unity in a remote area of North America
Faith Healer
September 2007
By:
John A.
| Bristol, Pennsylvania
The body does not need mending for the soul to thrive
Cruise Control
June 2007
By:
Bob M.
| Cleveland, Ohio
A strange thing happened when he slowed down--he enjoyed the ride!
In The Company Of Others
December 2006
By:
Adam N.
| Ottawa
A Muslim member talks about faith, recovery, and the Steps
Expectations of AA
September 1993
By:
Anonymous
| Manila
in a moment of crisis he learned that sobriety doesn't depend on personalities
A Power Greater Than Compulsion
May 1992
By:
Norm W.
| Magalia, California
Alcoholics Anonymous is a fellowship of men and women who share their experience, strength and hope with each other that they may solve their common problem and help others to recover from alcoholism.