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July 1996
By: Louise S. | Chico, California

Beer Run

June 1996
By: Robert P. | Ottawa, Kansas

Letting Go. . .Absolutely

June 1994
By: Terry B. | Templeton, California

Your Move

March 1994
By: J. S. | Elk Grove, California
Individually responsible

A Glimpse of History

November 1993

The Last Burning Embers

August 1993
By: Ross H. | Ann Arbor, Michigan

Breaker, Breaker

May 1993
By: George B. | Beachwood, New Jersey

Enjoying Anonymity

January 1992
By: Fred E. | Seattle, Washington

Safety Net

January 1991
By: Jane N. | Orlando, Florida

A Friend of the Fellowship

July 1990

Putting Myself First

October 1989
By: Amanda B.

Your Move

September 1989
By: J. M. | Vancouver, British Columbia
Anonymity on the job

In the Middle of a Miracle

May 1986
By: Anonymous | Palm Springs, California

Psst! Hey, Buddy!

October 1985
By: N. A. | Wenonah, New Jersey
Traditions" isn't really a dirty word

Out of the Fog

January 1985
By: Anonymous | Lynbrook, New York

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Park Bench

May 2023 | Home Group
By: Michael J. | Ossining, NY.
Falling down drunk was his thing. But this time in Central Park, it was grace

Roaring Good Time

February 2023 | Making Amends
By: Definitely Steve | Nashville, Tenn.
I was again going to a concert, only this time I was with my two of my granddaughters. Oh, and I was sober. It was one of the greatest nights of my life.

Danced all night

September 2022 | Young & Sober
By: Heidi E. | Portsmouth, N.H.
Just when she thought she’d never have fun again, they turned the music up!

YPAA Till We DIEPAA

September 2022 | Young & Sober
By: Don S. | Burlington, Conn.
When you grow up in young people’s AA, the commitment to serve never leaves you

Old Friends & Good Times

March 2022 | Emotional Sobriety
By: Dave R. | Lawrence, Kan.
I’ve had a subscription to Grapevine since the early 1980s. The magazine sits on my end table and every morning I read one story.

Here lies a Hampshire Grenadier

January 2022 | Beginners
By: Elaine B. | Greenfield, Mass.
On a worldwide sober trip, a member spends a cherished moment in the footsteps of our cofounder

Touching Lives

Web Exclusives | Grapevine Online Exclusives
By: Dave R. | Gulfport, Fla.
One person touches another who touches another—it’s the AA ripple effect

Meeting on the yard

July 2021 | The Annual Prison Issue
By: Andi F. | Goodyear, Ariz.
When outside volunteers can’t make it in, these women know just what to do

Cowboy Boots and Sobriety

Web Exclusives | Grapevine Online Exclusives
By: Tom A. | Portland, Ore.
What’s a drunken cowboy without his boots? Perhaps a sober alcoholic

Mother’s Little Helper

October 2020 | Money and Sobriety
By: Becca A. | Gatineau, Quebec
I still have difficult parenting moments and I still want to cry most days about things that happen. But now I don’t immediately turn to alcohol for help. I face my feelings.

In trouble

April 2019 | Relapse
By: Kathryn W. | Monroe, Maine

AA News

March 2019 | What’s On Your Mind?
By: Tom A. | West Central Region
GSO’s new technology endeavor

Practice practice practice

February 2019 | Stories by Our Longtime Members
By: Art H. | Mount Prospect, Illinois

Our connected energy

January 2019 | Stories for Day Counters!
By: Amy C. | Cleveland, Ohio
The power in the rooms that helped her stop drinking also expanded her faith

Tank buddies

December 2018 | Sober for the Holidays and Remote Communities
By: Anonymous | Philomath, Oregon
Far from home and in the field for weeks, these soldiers have a second mission—stay sober

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