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Sobriety prepared her to step out of her comfort zone and take on a new adventure

A member says it’s OK to share that we’re not always grateful and that we’re not having a wonderful day

He needed a new kidney. What he got was proof that his Higher Power was working overtime

When he heard that you couldn’t feel grateful and resentful at the same time, he grabbed his pencil and pad

She found a dreamy way to get both gratitude and sleep and not have to count those shaggy sheep

They share the same sobriety date and are sisters in recovery—helping each other, helping their loved ones, and helping their fellow AAs

It isn’t your age that counts when you come into the program, it’s your willingness, as one older newcomer discovers

Her compulsion to drink made her hide vodka everywhere—in drawers, in old coats—even on the highway

From learning to listen to finding the right meeting, a man with twenty-two years in the program provides seven lessons towards a better sobriety