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Bottoms Up!

September 1947

A Little Child

February 1947
By: D.P. | Ogden, Utah

Wild Drinking Out West

October 2008
By: Joni S. | Park Rapids, Minnesota
For a former barkeep, recovery seemed impossible after such a long run

Don't Sell the Newcomer Short!

March 1978
By: P. M. | Riverside, Illinois
Tell him that 'how it works' means working the Twelve Steps

East Coast Or West Coast, A.A.s Always 'At Home'

January 1946
By: Grace O. | Manhattan, New York
Traveler Finds Welcome

A Winning Game

January 2020 | Spiritual Awakenings
By: Nicole S. | Denver, Colo.
She made a play to fit her love of football into her new sober life and scored big

The Best of All My Gifts

December 1961
By: R. T. | Chicago, Illinois

The Doors Of Service

April 2003

Dear Grapevine

June 2024 | Happy Birthday Grapevine!

Dear Grapevine

March 2012

Step Six: Wherever And Whenever

June 2007
By: David S. | New York, New York
Unlikely riches and satisfied needs

So What

July 2006
By: Steven H. | Aurora, Colorado
Yeah, I drink too much. But what's wrong with me?

falling Apart on the Inside

April 2005
By: Cliff P. | Trenton, New Jersey

Requiem for a Resentment

July 1997
By: Mel B. | Toledo, Ohio

Self-pity Can Kill

February 1973
By: J. W. | Key West, Florida
We can weep, whine, or get drunk--or we can learn to accept

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The First of Many Miracles

May 1992
By: Bill E. | Malibu, California

New Tricks

September 1986
By: C. C. | North Hollywood, California

The Art of Listening

November 2024 | The Gift Of Gratitude
By: Dea R-G. | Isleton, California
Thanks to a good sponsor he stayed and kept an open mind. It was now his turn to give back

Group Effort

February 2023 | Making Amends
By: A.R. | Maine
A newcomer, totally overwhelmed, shares about his mountain of leaves and unmanageable life. Home group to the rescue!

Little Do We Know

May 2021 | Our Twelve Steps
By: John R. | Killeen, Texas
Sometimes what we think we want is not nearly as good as the way things turn out

A Good Sign

March 2021 | Making Amends
By: Helen E. | Juneau, Alaska
Sullen and defiant, she sat in the cheery room and sulked. But something on the wall kept her there until the AA message could sink in

One requirement

March 2017
By: Kelsey R. | Indiana
People and groups may have their rules, but the Third Tradition tells us exactly what’s needed to be a member—a desire to stop drinking

Seemingly effortless

September 2016
By: Danielle P. | Vancouver, Wash.
Stranded on an island in Alaska, a member looks up, says a prayer and lets a little joy take flight

Rap My Knuckles, Tickle My Funny Bone

June 2014
By: G.B. | Lafayette, Indiana
What one member has learned from 40 years of reading Grapevine

Unacceptable

September 2013
By: Anonymous
What to do when someone preys on a newcomer? Home group to the rescue

Do I Really Belong?

September 2008
By: Bill R. | Albany, New York
When your story isn't like others'

The Invisible Hand

April 2005
By: Sam W. | Holt, Michigan
Remembering that last drunk and the first Twelfth Step

An AA Goes A-courting

February 2003
By: Gavin | New York, New York
If you're afraid, do it afraid

Complacency, Alcoholic Logic, and My Grapevine Subscription

June 2000
By: Rick H. | Upland, Indiana

Easier Led By Example Than Ordered to Obey

October 1999
By: Geni P. | Guelph, Ontario
Tradition Two: "For our group purpose there is but one ultimate authority--a loving God as He may express Himself in our group conscience. Our leaders are but trusted servants; they do not govern.

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