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A Magazine for All Ages

January 2000
By: Agnes M. | Tucson, Arizona

. . .what suggestions they have for improving the magazine and for reaching a wider audience

January 2000

Sober for Thirty Years

November 1999
By: J.B. | San Diego, California
One of the earliest members of the first New York AA group; he was also its first "self-proclaimed atheist." - From the May 1968 Grapevine

Don't Take Our Word for It

November 1999
By: S.B.S. | Sarasota, Florida
An early Chicago member wrote the sequel to her story "The Keys to the Kingdom." - From the January 1969 Grapevine

Not Right for a Woman

August 1999
By: Jill H. | Lyttelton
A former editor of New Zealand's AA magazine, Mainstay, talks about getting sober.

What We Cannot Do for Ourselves

August 1999
By: Lisa B. | Central City, Arkansas

Antidote for the Lonelies

June 1999
By: Roberta N. | Asheville, North Carolina

Stones for the Sea

January 1999
By: Jack | Cork
From the Archives - This article first appeared in the July 1955 Grapevine

Happiness Is Not for Me

November 1998
By: G. L. | Boise, Idaho
Oh, sure, there are times of joy. But there's a lot of hard work and anguish in maintaining sobriety, too. - From the January 1971 Grapevine

AA Is Not for Sale

August 1998
By: B.L. | New York, New York
We may be paid for our special skills but not for doing what keeps us sober. - Tradition Eight - Alcoholics Anonymous should remain forever nonprofessional, but our service centers may employ special workers.

A Plan for Living

June 1998
By: Michelle D. | York Harbor, Maine

Working Together for Good

April 1998
By: Laurie A. | Colchester, Essex

Advanced Techniques for Sponsorship Avoidance

March 1998
By: Jacqui H. | Lago Vista, Texas

Never Too Late for a Miracle

November 1997
By: Herb R. | Fresno, California
This alcoholic finally got sober after bouncing in and out of AA for thirty-nine years

Heading for Trouble

July 1997
By: Marshall R. | Shelby, North Carolina

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Never Too Late for a Miracle

November 1997
By: Herb R. | Fresno, California
This alcoholic finally got sober after bouncing in and out of AA for thirty-nine years

Heading for Trouble

July 1997
By: Marshall R. | Shelby, North Carolina

Desperate for a Drink

February 1997
By: Paula H. | Missoula, Montana

Just for Today

February 1997
By: Richard B. | Grants Pass, Oregon

Paying the Price for Improvement

January 1997
By: Paul F. | Craig, Colorado

Room for Us All

December 1996
By: George S. | South Surrey, British Columbia

Estoy Buscando a Alcohlicos Annimos" - (I Am Looking for Alcoholics Anonymous)

October 1996
By: Anonymous | Martinez, California
PERU

We Are Here But for a Moment

September 1996
By: Dona T. | Houston, Texas

A Reason for Gratitude

August 1996
By: Carolene B. | Natchez, Mississippi

A Saying for All Seasons

July 1996
By: Don P. | Bristol, Vermont

One-time renewal offer, bulk discounts, and more magazine for the money

May 1996
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A Sign for the Future

January 1996
By: Mike P. | Chester, New Jersey

Searching for Balance

September 1995
By: Bonnie P. | Columbus, Ohio
The difficulties and challenges of juggling marriage, meetings, and kids

Changes for the Better

September 1995
By: Rose L. | Somerville, Massachusetts

An Opportunity for Self-examination

August 1995
By: Jim N. | Agawam, Massachusetts
STEP 8: Made a list of all persons we had harmed, and became willing to make amends to them all

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Quote September 11, 2015

"Whenever things get hard, or I don't want to follow through with a suggestion, I simply humble myself to my Higher Power and say, 'Just for today.' That helps me live in the moment."

San José, Calif., October 2011 "Teen Nightmare" Young &amp; Sober: Stories By Those Who Found AA Early
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Quote March 3, 2017

“Ever deepening humility, accompanied by an ever greater willingness to accept and to act upon clear obligations -- these are truly our touchstones for all growth in the life of the spirit.”

AA Co-Founder, Bill W., January 1966 “The Guidance of AA’s World Affairs” The Language of the Heart
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Quote September 11 2012

"Whenever things get hard, or I don't want to follow through with a suggestion, I simply humble myself to my Higher Power and say, 'Just for today.' That helps me live in the moment."

San José, Calif., October 2011From: "Teen Nightmare" Young &amp; Sober: Stories By Those Who Found AA Early
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Quote October 29 2012

"I can no longer use the illness of alcoholism as an excuse for anything. There is a catch, however. If I fail to use my recovery in service to others, I will become sick again."

Winnipeg, Manitoba, June 1979From: "Service Is the Reason" Best of the Grapevine, Vol. 2
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November 10, 2013

“We measure our progress in AA by two words, ‘humility’ and ‘responsibility.’ May I ever keep my eye on these yardsticks as I continue to seek only knowledge of his will for me.”

Tulsa, Okla., July 1978 “The Power of the Program,” Spiritual Awakenings
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Grapevine Daily Quote November 8, 2019

“As individuals, we can carry the AA experience and ideas into any outside field whatever, provided that we guard anonymity and refuse to use the AA name for money-raising or publicity purposes.”

AA Co-Founder, Bill W., February 1958, “Problems Other Than Alcohol,”, The Language of the Heart
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Grapevine Daily Quote January 20, 2020

“If I am truly going to grow along spiritual lines, I’m going to have to walk with the truest spirit of human compassion for others that I can muster in all of my affairs.”

Shreveport, La., August 2012, “The Need to Go Deeper,”, AA Grapevine
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Quote January 20, 2015

“If I am truly going to grow along spiritual lines, I’m going to have to walk with the truest spirit of human compassion for others that I can muster in all of my affairs.”

Shreveport, La., August 2012“The Need to Go Deeper,”AA Grapevine
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Grapevine Daily Quote September 3, 2018

“I had a really good reason for working Step Nine and making amends to my family and friends. I didn’t want a parade of people at my funeral singing, ‘Ding, dong, the wicked witch is dead!’”

“Heard at Meetings,” Sarasota, Florida, February 2009, Step By Step
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Grapevine Daily Quote July 29, 2018

“Great modesty and humility are needed by every AA for his own permanent recovery. If these virtues are such vital needs to the individual, so must they be to AA as a whole.”

AA Co-Founder, Bill W., March 1946, “Our Anonymity Is Both Inspiration and Safety”, The Language of the Heart
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Quote September 3, 2016

“I had a really good reason for working Step Nine and making amends to my family and friends. I didn’t want a parade of people at my funeral singing, ‘Ding, dong, the wicked witch is dead!’”

Sarasota, Fla., February 2009 “Heard at Meetings” Step By Step
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Quote November 11, 2015

“Let us not be afraid of unsettling or boring our comrades by talking about our reactions to whatever is bothering us at a given moment; for this is how we learn to live.”

Saratoga, Calif., August 1985 “Beyond the Generation Gap” The Home Group: Heartbeat of AA
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Quote December 2, 2015

"Thank God for all the wonderful people, professional and otherwise, who have helped me or tried to. Even when the help has not succeeded, it has kept me going, kept me trying."

New Canaan, Conn., April 1976 "Just Keep On Going" Best of Grapevine, Volume 1
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Quote October 8, 2015

“A fine plan or idea can come from anybody, anywhere. Consequently, good leadership will often discard its own cherished plans for others that are better, and it will give credit to the source.”

AA Co-Founder, Bill W., April 1959 “Leadership in AA: Ever a Vital Need” The Language of the Heart
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Quote June 3, 2015

"A coffeepot simmers on the kitchen stove, a hospital sobers the stricken sufferer, general headquarters broadcasts the AA message ... All these symbolize AA in action. For action is the magic word of Alcoholics Anonymous."

AA Co-Founder, Bill W., November 1951 "Services Make AA Tick" Best of the Grapevine, Volume 1
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