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A member in Canada shares his long wonderful story of relationships, sponsors and living the good life

Growing up in D.C., he learned to drink and fight, but in AA he learned to surrender

The more he sees the presence of a Higher Power in his life, the less he argues in the parking lot

Dimly lit rooming houses, emergency rooms, even rooftops— he keeps reaching out. And once in a good while they reach back

A member shares about his journey into sobriety and the challenges of living with cerebral palsy

He took him to events, got him into service and even helped him take out the “garbage.” That was Delmar’s way

Drunk, on a mission, she had to get somewhere fast. But it turns out her destination was the train to AA

As a boy, he’d seen men drunk on the street and wondered how they got there. Well, he found out

Her ability to debate was no match for the bottle. Luckily, when she got to Step Two, she had a new language

An old-timer remembers when he couldn’t keep a job or a marriage. But he sure knew where the liquor was

Drinking and partying began to take everything away, even something unimaginable

A footloose bohemian sobers up and hits the road and discovers things she never imagined

How a priest, a woman, an upholsterer and AA helped a young man live a long, wonderful life

After 20 years, a man returns to his original home group and gets a big surprise

Far from home and suddenly sponsorless, he learned the meaning of Don’t Drink No Matter What