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Step Nine: Made direct amends to such people whenever possible except when to do so would injure them or others

Thanks to his Big Book, a father in Michigan built a history in sobriety—sometimes with crayons

Remembering what it was like to get sober as a woman in the early days of AA in the Twin Cities

Raised on alcohol and excess, an artsy member discovers contentment in her later years

After years of booze, breakups and drama, she finally decided something had to change

Utterly beaten, he reluctantly prayed and fell asleep. In the morning something incredible happened

Sober since 1974, a member shares about getting older, staying sane and yes, never letting his guard down

Lonely, angry and exhausted, a newly sober flight operator has a rageful day in hell. Her mission: Step Three

Sitting quietly in his green “cathedral,” he looks up at the birds and knows he's not in charge

After she got sober, she learned that her experiences were very common

Soggy flowers, black & blue bridesmaids, a blackout and an injured groom. Step Ten to the rescue!

A woman looks back at the ups and downs of 10,000 days of a sober life

Incomprehensible demoralization brought a jailed mom to AA, but learning to help others kept her here

A manual labor job in New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina proves to be this woman's spiritual, sober foundation

On the border of Nevada and California, a trucker threw out his last stash of alcohol on his way to an AA meeting