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Thirty years later, AA rooms have certainly changed

Thanks to a sober doctor who showed her the way, she’s had a full, healthy life for decades now—and she’s only 83!

A local accessibilities committee puts the word out to help homebound members and those in assisted living

Recovering from the devastation of a hurricane, no AA is an island

She loved this Tuesday night meeting because the group let her bring her child. Problem was, it was listed as a closed meeting

When times get tough, he uses the tools he’s learned to find gratitude, share and help others

She loved to go on cruises, even sober—but an unguarded moment nearly dragged her down to John Barleycorn’s locker

In her drinking years, she blamed her father for abandoning her. Then she got the chance to make things right

AA members in new towns? They’re just friends we haven’t met yet

After the COVID prison shutdown, he got to work in the factory, but still had no AA. Then one day a little cart came by

She keeps her home group close to her heart—especially when she’s far away

I pointed to the AA sign and said, “Let’s go up there” My dad said, “Oh, no.”
When we got home, I told my mother about this and she remarked, “Oh yes, your father needs to go up there.”

Through tears, fits, fear and phone calls, she held tight to her Higher Power and got sober in a pandemic

After 44 years of sobriety, he’s convinced this serenity business isn’t half bad