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To him, AA is a program of action, not belief. If we’re honest, kind and living in the love, we’re going the right way

The joy outside volunteers brought in and the support her sober roommate got was the thing that got her attention

Dealing with difficult life issues at 80, this longtimer makes holding onto gratitude his No. 1 job

A sober mom shares how beautifully AA transformed her drunken life into one full of purpose and joy

Delmar got him into this coffee-making thing, but Courtney was really the boss

Sometimes a geographic is a good thing—if it means staying sober

Thanks to prayer, fellowship and a good sponsor, she held onto her sanity through a long, serious work injury

It was the look that changed his life, from someone whose words he’ll never forge

Fearful at first, he helped an inmate find a life outside of prison—and discovered they shared more than he had thought possible

The beauty of making amends and not shutting the door on the past is that a window opens to help others

When “wanting” it is not enough, sobriety can be an undeserved, but treasured, gift

To escape the hell she was living in, she put herself in “the middle of AA.” She’s still there

Eye-rolling, sighing, sideways glances and head tilts...sometimes the defects we hold onto aren’t so verbal

Just in case he ever forgets, a member recalls what an evening out was actually like

Early in sobriety, he discovered laughter—in fact, Grapevine helped him find it