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Made direct amends to such people wherever possible, except when to do so would injure them or others. - <emphasis type="italic">This series on the Twelve Steps is written by twelve members of AA, each interpreting one of the Steps as he sees it</emphasis

. . . <emphasis type="italic">Thought's the slave of life, and life time's fool; and time, that takes survey of all the world, must have a Stop.</emphasis>"--Shakespeare

Step Four: Made a searching and fearless moral inventory of ourselves

Getting sober, finding a Higher Power, falling down the stairs—and doing it all with a sense of humor.

Hearing “How It Works” refreshes her sobriety anew each meeting she attends

With a little too much energy, a newcomer hits the road to avoid his Ninth Step. Boy, was he in for an adventure!

His folks came to “birthday night” to see what this weird cult was about. By the end of the night, everyone got a surprise

Though her husband’s illness came at a most difficult time, the love of the Fellowship came through everyone

A farm boy shares how he took the seed someone planted and got five decades of a meaningful sober life

Thanks to the literature, some inmates in Utah are determined to stay sober and go through the Steps

One day, he stumbled into a bunch of young AAs eager to hit the road. That’s when his sobriety went into high gear