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She was young and she drank hard, but then found the Fellowship and a new way of life

Tradition Three gave this Al-Anon member enough time to listen and see that she too belonged

He’s at the turning point. Can he give up the idea that he can run his life the way he always has before

I came into AA in Los Angeles in 1965. I’ve been sober ever since. Through the years, action has been the magic that has kept me going.

A classic suburban picture: Great exterior, miserable interior, and plenty of drinking. It was either change her life or explode

His perception of God may be a little bit different, but he believes in Alcoholics Anonymous before everything else

At 26 years sober, a member in Florida finds himself in a homeless shelter. Yet he never forgets his primary purpose

When he got to AA, he was done. He didn’t question the recipe. He was just glad to be another meatball in such good sauce

She’s new in AA, but a veteran sailor, and when she finds herself losing her program, she remembers life lessons the wind and sea have taught her

Putting one dollar in the basket may no longer be enough, suggests an AA who thinks we may need to rethink our attitude when it comes to our tradition of self-support

A member finds a better way to share the joy than being a drunken Santa

Though we might not be famous, one member thinks it’s important to be careful about what we say—and post—in public