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In this 14-page section, the Grapevine shares the experience, hope--and success--of some whose alcoholism brought them to a prison cell

The pains of getting older are no fun. But she uses every AA tool she’s got and copes a day at a time

Finding hope and happiness in steady sobriety

His road in recovery got stagnant and was heading downhill. Time to change direction and get moving

A GSO staff member on the CPC desk shares how grateful he is that a professional knew how to make AA attractive

Sometimes the physical connects us to the spiritual

Sober since 1978, she now finds joy in giving love to fellow seniors just as we do newcomers

After years of trying, he never could mend the past with his brother. But now he can make a difference

It took her awhile to learn how to listen in the AA rooms. When she did, it turned out people were telling her story

Two alcoholics share an unexpected powerful moment one night in the local jail

I was inside cooling down, and my wife came in from outside with a concerned look. “There’s a woman out front who fell,” she said. “I think she’s drunk.”

For someone who couldn’t believe you could stop drinking after 70, she’s sure loving life now

I felt goose bumps on my skin. I believe my Higher Power spoke to me that morning with that Grapevine magazine. God was telling me, “I’m here, man. I never left. I’ve been here all along.”