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“Sobriety for me was the complete life change that occurred after I fully invested myself in the AA program.”

“There have been dark days where a will infinitely greater than my own has been responsible for my sobriety.”

"I found that the little things I took for granted on a daily basis were the things that meant the most."

"I've never taken my sobriety for granted because I know I'm only one drink away from ruining my life."

"We have to keep looking for something better than dullness, better than average living, better than mediocre spirituality."

“Thanks to my God, AA, and the Twelve Steps, sobriety has become the ‘easier, softer way’ for me.”

“If all I have is a dollar in my pocket and I’m at a meeting, logic tells me to save it for myself for later. If I give it to AA, and have faith in the process, it will come back to me in ways I can’t even imagine.”

“I am learning how to be a better son, brother, friend, and boyfriend. These things may not be a big deal for some, but they are completely foreign to me. What I found in AA was something I had been looking for my whole life, and I didn’t even know it.”

“I am learning how to be a better son, brother, friend, and boyfriend. These things may not be a big deal for some, but they are completely foreign to me. What I found in AA was something I had been looking for my whole life, and I didn’t even know it.”

"If all I have is a dollar in my pocket and I'm at a meeting, logic tells me to save it for myself for later. If I give it to AA, and have faith in the process, it will come back to me in ways I can't even imagine."

“The sensation of fitting in for someone who has always felt like an outsider is an exquisitely rare feeling.”

“The sensation of fitting in for someone who has always felt like an outsider is an exquisitely rare feeling.”

“For all the slow mornings, there are just as many when I arise with an open mind, willing to see what God has in store for me that day. Every chapter of self-pity ends when I am willing to abandon my pride and reach out to another alcoholic.”

“For all the slow mornings, there are just as many when I arise with an open mind, willing to see what God has in store for me that day. Every chapter of self-pity ends when I am willing to abandon my pride and reach out to another alcoholic.”

“Asking for help is not just a path to humility; it is a path to connection with my fellows and with God.”