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An Interview with Simon R.

A central office volunteer tries to help a liver patient find the AA path with a lot of love and hope

Thanks to outside volunteers and Grapevine, an incarcerated woman in Washington celebrates a year of sobriety

With help from a friend, a lesbian in Missouri makes it to AA and to a group she calls home

One doctor’s journey back to health

A member expresses his love for the Steps, especially the one where we clean things up and keep our mouths shut

After 35 years of living in the Steps, he gratefully recalls how much better life is

He learned to drink in Colombia, heard of AA in the U.S., then returned home to get sober and get involved

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

“I am home, I am safe”—emotional sobriety frees him from fear

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

She didn’t understand why they told her to return tomorrow, but it worked. That was just the love she needed

When times get hard and we’re hit by a storm, we can always make an adjustment to improve the connection