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First she faced her demons. Then she dealt with the shame

After many "geographicals" and "yets," this member concluded she should do the footwork and leave the results to a Higher Power.

From the Fellowship's earliest hours, nonalcoholics have played a major role in the development of AA. Here, two nonalcoholic Class A Trustees share their individual perspectives on AA and their sense of what challenges lie ahead.

Sometimes hard, always worth it, general service has become the most rewarding journey of her life

Stopping drinking meant discovering her best life sober

She was a social worker with a master’s degree in human behaviour. Why would she need AA?

Sometimes, a fender-bender will make you see the light

She found her path through her sponsor, the Steps and her Higher Power

Helping a friend take her first steps toward AA sometimes means “doing what we can do and then turning it over”

Just coming into AA, she found friends who accepted her without judgement