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Over 20 percent of men at risk for alcohol disorders

February 2010

Alcoholism at Large: Sleep problems persist for recovering alcoholics

January 2010

Resource available for English-speaking travelers, residents

January 2010
Region seeks stories, reports from AAs in non-English-speaking countries

Speaking for myself

November 2009
By: JIM F. | Devonport, Australia
He wasn't a low-bottom alcoholic, but he was an alcoholic all the same

Alcoholism at Large: For alcoholics abstinence pays off

November 2009

Study: Sober alcoholics often opt for immediate rewards

October 2009

Too bright for my own good

September 2009
By: KARIN H. | Volcano, Calif.
Service came before Steps with mixed results

Too smart for AA?

April 2009
By: Gary S. | Primghar, Iowa
It took him years to get that he simply needed meetings

Report: Alcoholism treatment good for bottom line

November 2008

HOME FOR THE Holidays

November 2008
By: David A. | Clifton, Texas
HOW ONE AA SURVIVES FAMILY PARTIES

Gunning for Recovery

October 2008
By: Nate G. | Djibouti
Six months sober, a young veteran stays close to the program in Djibouti

DVD Available for Corrections Personnel

July 2008

Children with ADHD at risk for alcohol problems

June 2008
By: University of Pittsburgh Schools of the Health Sciences

Watch for cult-like actions

May 2008
By: Tim C. | Houston, Texas

VA study: Treatment plus AA best for drinking problems

April 2008

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Watch for cult-like actions

May 2008
By: Tim C. | Houston, Texas

VA study: Treatment plus AA best for drinking problems

April 2008

Abstinence best for recovery from alcohol dependence

February 2008

Twelve Suggested Points For AA Tradition

November 2007
By: Bill W.
The first version of the principles that still guide AA groups

Present For Now

August 2007
By: Anonymous | Maryland

Step Seven: Food For The Journey

July 2007
By: Jamie C. | West Henrietta, New York
Humility lends an AA new strength

An Hp For The Present

July 2007
By: Andrea J. | Ypsilanti, Michigan
A new vision for a childhood God

Access For AA

June 2007
By: Amanda C. | Logan, Utah

A Thirst For AA

May 2007
By: Jim B. | Toledo, Ohio
A sponsor keeps it simple

Waiting For The Serenity Train

April 2007
By: Chris I. | Los Angeles, California
Another day in the life of an alcoholic

Room For Hope

March 2007
By: John G. | El Paso, Texas
A simple list opens the door for a desperate drunk

Resources For Beginners

January 2007

Who's Saving The Seat For The Newcomer?

August 2006
By: Sharon C. | Santa Rosa, California
Comfort in a greeting and relief in an invitation

A High-speed Search For Peace Of Mind

August 2006
By: Thomas M. | Freedom, California
Sometimes it takes a worldwide journey to find home

Call For Articles - The AA Grapevine Is Your meeting. Please Feel Free To Share

July 2006

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Quote June 12, 2017

“Today, as I look back over 27-plus years of sobriety, I can simply thank Him for being wherever I am going before I even get there.”

Monaco, Pa., April 2011 “An Unmade Bed,” AA Grapevine
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Quote January 12, 2013

“I don’t believe I drank to get drunk, but always to seek in the next drink that peace for which a sick soul seems to thirst.”

Los Angeles, Calif., August 1965 From: “The Spiritual Kind of Thirst” Spiritual Awakenings
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Quote July 24 2012

"The essence of all growth is a willingness to change for the better and then an unremitting willingness to shoulder whatever responsibility this entails."

AA Co-Founder, Bill W., July 1965 From: "Responsibility Is Our Theme" The Language of the Heart
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Quote July 18 2013

"Though my sobriety had come easy, the growing up business hadn't. Both emotional and spiritual growth have always been mighty difficult for me."

AA Co-Founder, Bill W., September 1957 "The Clergy" The Language of the Heart
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Quote June 12, 2014

“Today, as I look back over 27-plus years of sobriety, I can simply thank Him for being wherever I am going before I even get there.”

Monaco, Pennsylvania, April 2011 “An Unmade Bed,” AA Grapevine

Grapevine Daily Quote July 12, 2018

“I sometimes forget to feel gratitude for my sobriety ... This is why I must continue to work with others, to go to meetings, to be of some service to the world around me -- not because these are ‘good’ things, but rather so that I can once again be stimulated into feelings of gratitude for this life I have found.”

“Taking Gratitude for Granted,” Los Angeles, California, May 2000, Voices of Long-Term Sobriety
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Quote July 12 2013

"I sometimes forget to feel gratitude for my sobriety ... This is why I must continue to work with others, to go to meetings, to be of some service to the world around me -- not because these are 'good' things, but rather so that I can once again be stimulated into feelings of gratitude for this life I have found."

Los Angeles, Calif., May 2000 "Taking Gratitude for Granted" Voices of Long-Term Sobriety
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Quote December 21, 2015

“No one can express love and self-pity at the same moment; showing concern for others helps us to see how foolish we have been.”

Dayton, OH, April 1962 “Ever Been on a Dry Drunk” Best of Grapevine, Volume 1
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Quote June 11, 2015

"Instead of looking backward into the dreariness of my past, I'm looking forward to a bright future because I've finally taken responsibility for my life."

Canaan, Conn., June 1997 "Making Room to Grow Up" Step By Step: Real AAs, Real Recovery
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Quote December 21, 2012

“No one can express love and self-pity at the same moment; showing concern for others helps us to see how foolish we have been.”

Dayton, OH, April 1962 From: “Ever Been on a Dry Drunk” Best of Grapevine, Volume 1
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Grapevine Daily Quote August 28, 2019

“When I've examined a situation all ways from Sunday, and the only thing I can see are bad consequences, then I can say, ‘God, I don't have the least idea what to do.’ That seems to be the magic phrase for me. Then something happens, and it is usually an action I hadn't thought of doing, and the result is good for all.”

“Distilled Spirits,” Irasburg, Vermont, December 1997, AA Grapevine
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Grapevine Daily Quote May 1, 2018

“The actual experience of turning myself inside out for the first time in the presence of an AA member left me drained and numb; but when feeling started to come back, I found that I had changed. For the first time in my AA experience, I could feel the sunshine of God’s love on my wounds, and true peace of mind.”

“Finding Self-Forgiveness,” Memphis, Tennessee, October 1977Step By Step: Real AAs, Real Recovery
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Quote May 1, 2016

“The actual experience of turning myself inside out for the first time in the presence of an AA member left me drained and numb; but when feeling started to come back, I found that I had changed. For the first time in my AA experience, I could feel the sunshine of God’s love on my wounds, and true peace of mind.”

Memphis, Tenn., October 1977 “Finding Self-Forgiveness”, Step By Step: Real AAs, Real Recovery
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Quote March 31, 2015

“The unity of our Fellowship, the love we cherish for each other, the esteem in which the world holds us -- all of these are products of such integrity, as under God, we have been privileged to achieve. May we therefore quicken our search for still more genuine honor, and deepen its practice in all our affairs.”

AA Co-Founder, Bill W., August 1961 “This Matter of Honesty,” The Language of the Heart
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Quote August 28, 2014

“When I've examined a situation all ways from Sunday, and the only thing I can see are bad consequences, then I can say, ‘God, I don't have the least idea what to do.’ That seems to be the magic phrase for me. Then something happens, and it is usually an action I hadn't thought of doing, and the result is good for all.”

Irasburg, Vermont, December 1997 “Distilled Spirits,” AA Grapevine

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