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My Sickness Had To Be Diagnosed By My Daughter's Diary. . .

For the special delectation of Grapevine readers: A chapter, in 2 installments, from the novel September Remember by Eliot Taintor, to be published by Prentice Hall on April 16th.

A story about Joe, which is the author's own story of how AA came to him

One of AA's first woman members describes her pioneering struggle to gain acceptance of her sex in what was exclusively a man's world of sobriety

This year, AA in Ireland is celebrating its Golden Jubilee Year. Here is a look at its very early days.

Be careful confessing to a priest about your drinking. He may just tell you where to go

An AA friend’s powerful lesson lives on—shared, loved, watered and cared for

Thanks to outside volunteers and Grapevine, an incarcerated woman in Washington celebrates a year of sobriety

How a day of complaining turned into a 37-year journey of wonder with 12 gems about unity and love

Lost and drunk, she landed in jail with no reason to live. Then one day, she turned on the radio

With AA’s help and prayer, a mother puts down the bottle, lets go of the past and reconnects with her family in a new way

A sober firefighter’s near-death experience reminds him that he’s always taken care of